For decades, Pakistan has struggled with a deep-rooted mindset of disregarding rules. Law-breaking has become so normalized that many citizens now treat it as a personal right rather than a wrongdoing. Whether it is traffic, business operations, public behavior, or civic responsibility, the prevailing attitude remains the same: do the […]
Author: Rashid Dar
Islamabad Suicide Attack Exposes Major Failure in Enforcing Basic Security and Traffic Rules
The recent suicide attack in Islamabad in which the bomber reportedly reached the judicial complex using an online bike service has pushed authorities to suddenly impose strict rules on bike-riding apps. Registration of riders has now been declared mandatory, and surveys are being carried out in Islamabad and Rawalpindi to […]
Upholding Brotherhood: Pakistan’s Unwavering Stand on Palestine
The enduring bond between Pakistan and Palestine is far more than a political alignment; it is a profound, historical, spiritual, and moral connection rooted in the Islamic concept of brotherhood. Islam teaches, “A Muslim is the brother of another Muslim” (Sahih Bukhari). Likewise, the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said that the believers […]
Reforming the Police Department: A Call for Balance, Education, and Accountability
The Government of Pakistan must undertake serious and far-reaching steps to improve the work-life balance and professional standards within the police department. At present, police officers are overworked, under-trained, and often deprived of basic human needs such as proper rest, family time and predictable schedules. This unrelenting pressure directly impacts […]



