Continuing with the suggestions of movies and documentaries for Central Superior Services (CSS) aspirants, I list down top 10 Bollywood movies that can help...

In this Article, earlier written in Daily Times, Ikram Sehgal Talks about how over the years the systemic disenfranchisement of certain peoples of India has led to the internal disintegration of the Indian society. He argues that the successionist movements at play in the second-largest democracy are caused by the lack of will by the majority to devolve power to the minorities of the country.

Visual learning, according to various studies, is the best method of learning. It helps understand and retain knowledge. Central Superior Service (CSS) exams require...

In this article, previously published at The Nation under the title, "Trial of the Supreme Court", renowned lawyer Saad Rasool talks about the ongoing crisis in the Supreme Court of Pakistan pertaining to Justice Qazi Faez Isa’s review petition. He weighs the merits and demerits of the ongoing conflict on the current case and its impact on future cases in the highest court of Pakistan.

Desperate times require high value low cost innovations, not incremental improvements. When Bob Zukis published his article in Forbes in April 2020 entitled “There...

I have been attached with preparation of Central Superior Service (CSS) exams for years. The wonderful journey has taught me a lot of things....

The Corona pandemic that the world is struggling with for the second year now has brought home to us some important lessons about ourselves....

The writer talks about the revitalization of one of the most important institutions for policymaking in Pakistan, the Planning Commission. He talks about how the policies of the past have left the commission futile and he discusses the steps in which the revitalization could be brought about, and its results.

Highly placed sources in Islamabad reveal for the first time that back-channel engagement with India had been continuing for more than a year and Indian PM Narendra Modi may have visited Pakistan to participate in the SARRC summit in Oct this year.

Farah Adeed discusses Maulana Tariq Jamil’s decision to launch a clothing brand titled MTJ. He deals with an important question: does Islam allow ulemas to become traders? The early history of Muslims and their great civilization from the eighth to eleventh centuries reveals some interesting facts, he argues.

Farah Adeed discusses Justice Mansoor Ali Shah’s latest 11-page judgment in which he has declared that “a woman, whatever her sexual character or reputation may be, is entitled to equal protection of law”. The writer terms it as the victory of reason over tradition. Read an interesting op-ed.

The United States emerged as the wealthiest nation from World War II and shaped a “rules-based order,” which is under stress with China’s steady...