Nadeem Ahmed Articles

Today, a new chapter has been written in the skies of New York — a chapter that is not just about politics, but about faith, hard work, and hope triumphing together. Yes — Zohran Mamdani [… ]

Karachi, once known as the City of Lights, now stands shadowed by death on its streets. From January to October 2025 alone, 720 citizens lost their lives in traffic accidents, while over 10,000 were injured. [… ]

Karachi’s young visionary, Rehan Jalil, has achieved what many in Pakistan can only dream of. His AI security company, Securiti AI, has been acquired by the American tech giant Veeam Software for a staggering $1.7 [… ]

October 27, 1947 marks one of the darkest chapters in the history of South Asia. On this day, Indian forces illegally occupied the State of Jammu and Kashmir — a move that violated both the [… ]

Pakistan’s Constitution guarantees equality, dignity, and protection for every citizen. Yet when those rights are violated, where do the victims go? To address such questions, Pakistan has established human rights institutions at both federal and [… ]

Once again, the political atmosphere in Islamabad reverberates with tension — the federal cabinet, under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, has approved a ban on Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP). According to sources, the move [… ]

Causes, Social Consequences, and Recommendations for Improvement In Pakistan’s largest metropolis — the capital of commerce and chaos — a hidden crisis defines the city’s struggle for justice: the vast gap between crimes reported through [… ]

Sindh gets more funds than Punjab, yet progress remains elusive — the problem isn’t money, it’s management. By Nadeem Ahmed Pakistan’s economic backbone lies within its provinces. True national progress depends not just on budget [… ]

Every year, on the 5th of October, the world celebrates World Teachers’ Day, a moment to pause and honor those extraordinary individuals whose wisdom, patience, and dedication shape not only the minds of their students [… ]

Pakistan continues to struggle with widespread human rights violations and an alarming lack of public awareness, despite having constitutional guarantees and international treaty commitments, according to the latest findings of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan [… ]