In the context of Pakistan, and especially for this article, militarization refers to the peculiar mindset of Pakistan's who's who – the civil bureaucracy, feudal lords, politicians, media persons, and businessmen, in short, all those who matter in the society.

Pakistan's Islamic Republic requires a major course correction, which has proven to be a difficult task. While the forces of change are fragmented, the status quo's actors are well established. Bhutto's People's Party was able to make a dent in the system during the 1970s.

Imran Khan benefits from the deep gulf between the old guard and the Gen Z which does not buy the state narratives, be it from any institution of the state. Tech and media-savvy as they are, they would name and shame any who would not conform to their perceived reality or truth.

Apart from the Middle East and North Africa, South Asia falls behind other regions in terms of gender outcomes and attitudes toward gender equality. People's unique opinions are more conventional than social conventions.

On 7th March 2010, Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajid confessed that her father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman did plan a comprehensive conspiracy to break Pakistan into 2 pieces with the help of the Indian government.

It is not desirable that the powerful military establishment be equated to the emperor, courts, the SCBA, and the opposition leaders to the wise old men. Walking naked on this procession without feeling the nation's pulse will lead to catastrophic outcomes down the road.

A reliable and supportive energy environment paired with more efficient use of monetary policy and customs tariff can largely improve industrial competitiveness and reverse what appears to be the beginning of Pakistan’s premature deindustrialization.

Israeli justifications of its attempts to walk a middle ground on the back of efforts to mediate between Mr. Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy are wearing thin as prospects evaporate for a negotiated end to the war any time soon.

The case of electronic news media in Pakistan is peculiar, unfiltered, and often unethical. Apart from delivering news, talkshows are the main source of not just information but also entertainment on various topics and issues concerning the country.

The use of social media platforms has not equipped the youngsters to be active citizens of society, but it has positively impacted their political awareness and participation. According to an online survey conducted in a rural context of Pakistan.

Mr. Imran Khan has painted himself into a corner, with 123 PTI MNAs having hurriedly resigned from the National Assembly and their resignations being approved early thanks to the acting Speaker's political sympathies.

Fasting during Ramadan is also known to have a positive effect on health and cleanses the body of harmful toxins. However, eating huge meals during Iftar meals or not hydrating enough between Iftar and Suhoor could lead to health issues or aggravate existing ones.