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A publicist by profession, a polo player by hobby. A certified marketing and media studies major by degree.

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NHA pre-qualifies 8 construction firms for Hyderabad-Sukkur Motorway

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By Muhammad Chaudhry
| The Nation (Pakistan) Verified
ISLAMABAD  -  The National Highway Authority (NHA) has prequalified eight construction giants for two packages of the halted Hyderabad-Sukkur Motorway (M-6) out of a total of sixteen applicants. The road authority is going to build this last missing link of the north-south motorway network in five packages, for which it has already secured financing from international banks for three packages, while the remaining two will be completed under the public-private partnership (PPP) mode.
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Three Governments, Zero Result

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By Muhammad Chaudhry
| The Friday Times Verified
For seventy-eight years, Pakistan has changed almost everything about who governs it. It has elected feudal families, embraced populist leaders, lived under military rule and experimented with technocratic governments. Yet despite these changes, the same problems remain. Circular debt keeps rising, public services continue to decline, governments struggle to implement long-term policies and the bureaucracy fails to deliver. Pakistan's crisis has never really been about who governs.
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The Myth Of Gen Z

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By Muhammad Chaudhry
| The Friday Times Verified
Say the word Generation Z this week and they return within minutes, on a television panel, inside a party manifesto, in a marketing meeting or across a university campus. Newspapers dissect its habits, politicians chase its votes, brands redesign products around its tastes and firms hire consultants to study it. This attention is so relentless that it becomes tempting to assume Gen Z must be uniquely important, perhaps the most consequential generation in living memory.
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