By Maha Mussadaq
With figures of malnutrition rising every year,50% of Pakistan’s population remains food insecure,according to the UN World Food Program (WFP).
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 Leave a comment  Inflation  50% of Pakistan’s population remains food insecure,Area 14/8,international community to step up and support Pakistan,lead to issues with biological and mental development of the people,Over 90 million Pakistanis have food insecurity,Pakistan Ministry of Food Security and Research,Pakistan’s government,population,problems,UN World Food Program Amidst chaos once more;this time the people are better prepared,but perhaps only mentally. It seems like the Pakistani Society (especially the youth) has acclimatized at a miraculous pace. Be it bomb blasts,suicide attacks,open fire on civilians,floods,earthquakes,dengue;we can know it all and still strut down the sidewalks with our . . . →Read More:Are We a Nation in Denial? Leave a comment Vent it Out! Are We a Nation in Denial?,bloodshed,bomb blasts,bureaucracy,chaos,civil society,corruption,dengue,earthquakes,extremism,floods,Government departments,Martial Laws,natural disasters,open fire on civilians,Pakistan,Pakistan Army,Pakistani society,Police,politicians,politics,problems,suicide attacks,terrorism,youth Constitutional question marks in the electoral politics of Pakistan punctuated with judicial interpretation are perennial. Pakistan’s legislature rather than redress the issues has always indemnified the wrongs and become the part of the problem. . . . →Read More:Political Judicialism Leave a comment Oppression Act of Parliament,All revolutions have a history of being hijacked,always indemnified the wrongs,Area 14/8,Constitutional question marks,Doctrine of Necessity,electoral politics of Pakistan punctuated,eminent international jurists and some Superior Courts,judicial interpretation are perennial,military interventions in Pakistan,Pakistan’s legislature rather,problems One of the most powerful parenting techniques is having faith in your child’s ability to resolve a problem. This is especially true around the issue of “boredom”. . . . →Read More:Let children slay boredom by themselves By Syed Ijaz Pakistan Observer It is embarrassing for Pakistani expatriates to read about the plight of poor Pakistani Hajis,who have been ripped off their life long savings,by none other than those appointed by the government to look after them. The fact that no action was taken against these criminals inspite of reports . . . →Read More:Plight of Pakistani Hajis | |||
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