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By Akhlaque Ahmed Chandio KAMBER: A 200-foot-wide breach in the Warah Branch near the China RTC Pumping Station at RD-170 in the Miro Khan area of District Kamber Shahdadkot submerged hundreds of acres of standing paddy crop, while floodwater entered nearby villages, including Ali Nawaz Jagirani, leaving residents in fear and uncertainty. The breach not only damaged vast areas of agricultural land but also posed a serious threat to nearby settlements, triggering concern among local communities. According to affected villagers, the canal initially developed a breach of around 50 feet late on Tuesday night. Despite immediate information being provided to…
For decades, the question of creating new provinces has surfaced in Pakistan’s political debate only to disappear once immediate political interests took precedence. Every election cycle has brought renewed promises, committees have been formed, constitutional proposals have been discussed, and public expectations have risen, yet the country continues to function under an administrative structure that many believe no longer reflects the demands of a population that has grown dramatically since independence. The latest signals emerging from both the government and the opposition therefore deserve closer attention. When political rivals begin to agree on an issue that has traditionally divided them,…
By Dr Pir Ghulam Nabi Shah Jillani Cancer has long been understood as a disease shaped by genetics, environment and lifestyle, but scientific research is increasingly revealing that the food people consume may also influence how the illness behaves after it has developed. A new study exploring the role of fructose has added another important piece to this complex puzzle. While the findings should not be interpreted as proof that sugar alone causes cancer to spread, they offer a compelling reminder that nutrition may play a far greater role in disease progression than previously recognized. They also reinforce the need…
By Dr. Sheikh Akram Ali Every major transformation in society begins not with institutions or laws, but with a change in the attitudes of people. Human behavior is ultimately shaped by the way individuals think, perceive others and respond to challenges. Without a transformation in mindset, political changes, economic reforms or social movements often fail to deliver the deeper progress that people hope for. Throughout history, education has remained one of the most powerful instruments for changing societies. It does not merely provide knowledge; it shapes character, develops awareness and influences the way individuals interact with one another. A truly…
By Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal President Donald Trump has always represented a different style of political leadership in modern American history. His approach to power has combined the instincts of a businessman, the instincts of a negotiator and the unpredictability of a political outsider. Supporters view this flexibility as a strength, arguing that it allows him to adjust quickly when circumstances change. Critics, however, see it as evidence of inconsistency, with ambitious declarations frequently followed by more cautious positions. The debate over Trump’s decision-making style has once again intensified during the confrontation with Iran, where a pattern of strong rhetoric, military…
By Atif Iqbal The future is no longer approaching gradually; it is unfolding at a pace that is transforming societies, economies and workplaces across the world. Artificial intelligence, digital innovation and global competition are redefining how people communicate, learn and earn. For the younger generation, the challenge is not merely to adjust to these changes but to develop the vision, confidence and skills required to shape them. For decades, academic qualifications have been considered the primary pathway to success. Degrees, examinations and professional certifications remain valuable, providing individuals with essential knowledge and discipline. Yet the demands of the modern world…
By Israr Ahmad Orakzai HANGU: Security officials and community representatives paid tribute to police martyrs at a ceremony in Hangu, highlighting their sacrifices in the fight against terrorism and efforts to maintain peace across the country. The event was attended by Commandant Police Training College Hangu Shaukat Abbas, Commandant Tall Scouts Brigadier Alamgir Yousafzai, District Police Officer Hangu Tariq Habib Khan, police officials, members of peace committees, families of martyrs and their children. Addressing the ceremony, officials said the sacrifices of the police force, particularly Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police, represented a historic contribution towards protecting citizens and strengthening the rule of…
By Naz Solangi KUMB: A woman’s body was recovered from Ali Behr Wah near the shrine of Shahenshah Shabbir within the limits of Kumb police station and was later handed over to her relatives after the completion of a post-mortem examination. Villagers spotted the body and informed the police, who reached the scene, took it into custody and shifted it to Taluka Hospital Kot Diji for medico-legal formalities. After the news spread on social media, the woman’s relatives arrived at the hospital and identified her as Shama Wasan, wife of retired Higher Secondary Headmaster Ghulam Mustafa Wasan, a resident of…
By Akhlaque Ahmed Chandio KAMBER: A ceremony was held at the SSP Office Kamber on the occasion of Police Martyrs’ Day to pay tribute to the brave personnel of the police force who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. The ceremony was organised on the directives of SSP Kamber Shahdadkot Hassan Sardar Ahmed Khan Niazi, where officials paid homage to the martyrs and remembered their sacrifices. SSP Kamber Shahdadkot Hassan Sardar Ahmed Khan Niazi, Deputy Commissioner Kamber Shahdadkot Kamran Mushtaq Sheikh, and Chairman District Council Qamaruddin Gopang laid floral wreaths at the Police Martyrs’ Memorial in Kamber Shahdadkot,…