For years, rising fuel prices cut into Rahim Shah's earnings as a rickshaw driver in Peshawar. Switching to an electric rickshaw reduced his operating costs and offered a more affordable way to make a living. His story shows how electric mobility is transforming everyday lives.
If the daughter of former Chief Justice Rana Bhagwandas could not secure her rightful inheritance, what hope do ordinary Hindu women have? This report examines the legal, social, and cultural barriers that continue to deny many Hindu women in Sindh their inheritance rights.
This is more than a story about floods. It is the story of a valley where the Chitral River washes away livelihoods, farmland, and hopes for the future year after year, leaving communities to rebuild their lives time and again.
Doctors say some pregnancy and emergency cases require reaching a hospital within an hour. But for women in Koh Maari, the nearest hospital is a four-hour journey away. When timely healthcare is out of reach, distance itself becomes a life-or-death decision.
A national identity card is a basic right of every citizen. Yet in Shahkot, people still have to stand in the scorching sun, endure long queues, and cope with inadequate facilities just to access this essential service.
In the arid landscapes of Badin, camel caravans still move across the desert, carrying a centuries-old way of life. But shrinking natural grazing lands, changing land use and environmental pressures are threatening the traditional routes and livelihoods that depend on them.
