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Plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria: key role players for sustainable agriculture in heavy metal-polluted environments

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By Rehana Sardar, Maria ahmad, Romaisa Ejaz
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Heavy metal (HM) pollution, a major environmental problem, has become a significant concern due to its persistent adverse effects on ecosystems. Chemical fertilizers and polluted water applications during agricultural practices, deforestation, and industrial waste are significant contributors to HM pollution, affecting soil fertility due to increased toxic effects on the rhizosphere microbial community, leading to reduced crop yield.
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Speaker’s choice

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By Maria ahmad
| Dawn Verified
IN his Women’s Day message, Chief Justice Yahya Afridi was direct: women’s rights are binding obligations that institutions must enforce in practice. Gender-responsive justice, he said, will sit at the centre of the judiciary’s reform agenda for 2026-27. The sentiment is welcome. Rights mean little unless institutions give them effect. And few institutions shape Pakistan’s future more than the Judicial Commission of Pakistan.
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Public Sector Innovation: From Uncertainty to Execution

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By Maria ahmad, Tek Yantra
| Industry Insider Verified
The landscape of public sector innovation has undergone a fundamental transformation. For years, government agencies operated in a state of "wait and see," but recent industry insights reveal that the era of hesitation has officially ended. The focus has moved from debating whether to adopt new tech to masterfully executing the "how." Before this recent shift, conversations surrounding emerging technologies—specifically Generative AI—were dominated by uncertainty.
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