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Exporting talent

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By Khurram Khan
| Dawn Verified
FOR decades, the world has linked rising population with pressure on resources. It is argued that food supplies will come under extreme strain if population growth is not controlled. As efforts to control population growth have borne fruit, many developed countries now have very low or even negative rates. Even India’s fertility rate has fallen below replacement level, although its population is still growing.
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Let them flow

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By Khurram Khan
| Geo News English Verified
A view of Baglihar Dam, also known as Baglihar Hydroelectric Power Project, on the Chenab river which flows from IIOJK into Pakistan, at Chanderkote in Jammu region on May 6, 2025. — Reuters The crime: India has weaponised water. On 23 April 2025, following the Pahalgam terrorist attack, India unilaterally put in abeyance the Indus Waters Treaty – a treaty that had survived four full-scale wars and sixty-five years of unbroken enmity between two nuclear-armed states. Then came the threats.
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Freelance gains

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By Khurram Khan
| Dawn Verified
IT is unfortunate that poverty is rising in Pakistan, with a huge chunk of the population unable to make ends meet. The media recently reported the World Bank president’s comments that “Pakistan must create up to 30 million jobs over the next decade to turn its youth bulge into an economic dividend or risk instability and outward migration”. Creating millions of jobs is a difficult task, especially when crucial economic sectors are showing alarming signs of decline.
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