by Muhamad Mohsin Iqbal Pakistan’s debate on the formation of new provinces continues to surface with renewed vigour, driven by the practical difficulties of governing a nation whose population now exceeds two hundred and forty million within an administrative framework that has remained largely unchanged since 1970. At present the […]
Pakistan history
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal After creating man, Allah Almighty included within his nature an administrative structure for the family, whereby he might continue the journey of life according to the needs of his age. With the passage of time this structure was obliged to expand; the family pressed onward and […]
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Pakistan was achieved on the fourteenth of August in the year nineteen hundred and forty-seven, after sacrifices of a magnitude that still stir the soul and a struggle whose tirelessness remains an enduring lesson. Millions crossed borders in those turbulent months, leaving behind ancestral homes, familial […]
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In the long chronicle of human affairs, few pursuits have more clearly revealed the character of a people than the search for good governance. Our predecessors, whether the wise administrators of earlier ages or those who laid the foundations of our own constitutional order, grasped this […]
The federal budget is far more than a statement of revenues and expenditures; it is a reflection of national priorities and a roadmap for governance. For Parliament, it represents a constitutional responsibility to scrutinize public spending, evaluate fiscal policies, and ensure accountability in the use of taxpayers’ money.
The separation of East Pakistan remains a defining moment in the nation’s history. By examining both foreign involvement and domestic shortcomings, this article underscores the lessons of 1971 and argues that Pakistan’s greatest safeguard against future challenges lies in unity, resilience, and an informed citizenry.