governance

Justice and equality have a kind of symbiotic relationship

Policy and decision-making is more than giving speeches

The problem of growing global inequality has now lowered prospects of economic growth in the long term

Almost 96% of the $720 million is to be spent on the 1,410 megawatt Tarbela Extension Hydroelectric Power Project

Govts must increase taxes on rich to generate funds for health, education and job creation

BISP's new evaluation report suggests that there has been a drop in poverty by seven per cent

Every year, the publication of the UNDP’s HDI reminds us of our abysmal performance compared to other countries

It is interesting to note how our political economy has become mired in the culture of sleaze and obtaining easy money

Around 70 per cent of private schools are either being run by government teachers or owned by them

Let media become pragmatic and give the country a chance to learn to sift the right from wrong

Education Minister Jam Mehtab Hussain Dahar warned that Pakistan will face a destiny like Greece in a decade’s time

Pakistan is likely to be the third largest contributor to the additional world population during 2015-2050

Respite for govt will remain ephemeral until Nawaz government attempts to build civilian institutions of governance

The international day to end poverty was observed globally earlier this week

After the 18th Constitutional Amendment, it is clear that local government is a provincial subject

When everything is in a flux, some semblance of constancy is required to anchor our being

There is need for a central supra body to take diverse ministries on board, speed up implementation for progress

Vietnam and Bangladesh have begun looking at designing and implementing disaster-resilient infrastructure systems

The latest Multidimensional Poverty Index has found stark disparities between rural and urban Pakistan

The Supreme Court has sought to restore balance to the constitutionally ordained system of governance in Pakistan

The corruption and poor governance in our country is evident enough for all to see

The PILDAT survey finds that the quality of governance has improved in the second year of the PML-N government

In Karachi, it is estimated that 2,500,000 vehicles are being driven by people without driving licences

General Raheel's concerns about the lack of effective governance have caused an uproar

Our elite appear to have always excelled in one area — propagating corrupt ideologies

Majority of people did not give credence to rigging claims of Imran Khan, felt that PML-N had won the elections fairly

Sindh is badly governed at every level, across every department that has responsibility for delivering public services

Sixty-eight years and we still have kids begging on the streets instead of being in school

Elite should stop playing with fire and clouding our policymakers’ judgment by exploiting emotions