QUETTA: Chief Secretary Balochistan Shakeel Qadir Khan inaugurated the 7-day Anti-Polio drive by administering drops to children.
QUETTA: Chief Secretary Balochistan Shakeel Qadir Khan inaugurated the 7-day Anti-Polio drive by administering drops to children.
Horrific blasts in Mastung and incident of Zhob have shaken the nation to its core. These tragic incidents, occurring on the occasion of Rabi ul Awwal, are a somber reminder of the persistent challenges our society faces from extremist elements. On the day of Rabi ul Awwal, a day meant for celebrating the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), the city of Mastung bore witness to a gruesome suicide bombing. The Madina Mosque,
The occasion of Eid Miladun Nabi, a day meant for celebration and reflection, was brutally marred by acts of terrorism in Mastung, will always remember as a day of which turned bloodbath. These attacks serve as a stark reminder that despite significant progress in combating extremism, Pakistan continues to grapple with the persistent threat of terrorism. To combat this growing extremism, the government must take decisive steps to eliminate the root causes of terrorism. This includes countering the use of social media for recruitment and propaganda, and promoting religious tolerance and education. Pakistan’s future stability hinges on its ability to confront and defeat the menace of extremism.
The Pakistan Engineering Council convened its 28th meeting in Balochistan after a staggering 12 year hiatus and pause. This long awaited gathering has brought hope to the province, with high expectations that it will usher in a new era of development. As the meeting addresses issues like road construction, dam building, civic facilities, and other basic amenities, it marks a pivotal moment for Balochistan’s journey toward progress. The 12 year gap between PEC meetings in Balochistan reflects the historical neglect and underinvestment that the province has endured. It also underscores the pressing need for attention and intervention in a region that holds enormous potential, both in terms of its natural resources and its resilient people. Balochistan’s population has long awaited the opportunity to voice their concerns and aspirations, and the PEC meeting has emerged as a beacon of hope for addressing their needs.
