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Merciless traffic accidents

Jan 14, 2025 | pakobserver.net | Qazi Jamshed Siddiqui

DEATHS in traffic accidents have become a grave concern, with motorcycle riders—who account for 57% of the victims—being the most vulnerable. This is evident daily on our streets. The rise of home-delivery services has significantly increased motorcycle mobility, with riders speeding to deliver orders to impatient customers. Additionally, the introduction of Bykya Service has further contributed to the heavy traffic congestion.
University education

Jan 6, 2025 | pakobserver.net | Qazi Jamshed Siddiqui

Education is universally recognized as the cornerstone of a nation’s progress. It serves as the engine of innovation, economic development and social transformation. Countries that prioritize education not only invest heavily in the sector but also design systems that encourage critical thinking, creativity and adaptability. These are skills essential for thriving in an increasingly complex and fast-changing world.
- Pakistan Observer

Aug 6, 2024 | pakobserver.net | Qazi Jamshed Siddiqui

PAKISTAN stands at a pivotal moment in its history, grappling with a multitude of economic, political and social challenges. These issues are deeply interconnected, creating a complex web that requires strategic intervention by all stakeholders, including politicians, bureaucrats, judiciary, military and media. Understanding the role each has played, and what needs to be corrected, is crucial for the nation’s progress.
Indian hoax democracy

May 31, 2024 | pakobserver.net | Qazi Jamshed Siddiqui

INDIA’S elections for its parliament began on 19 April. India’s elections are widely regarded as the world’s largest democratic exercise. The results, which are expected to confirm Modi’s reign, will be announced on June 4. Narendra Modi, the current Prime Minister, is running for a third term, making the fabric of the world’s greatest democracy appear in contradiction.
Retributive politics

Feb 6, 2024 | pakobserver.net | Qazi Jamshed Siddiqui

THE beauty of democracy is its ability to embrace conflicting opinions, make adjustments for all participating parties, and work together for the betterment of the people. Over the years, intolerance in Pakistan has reached unprecedented levels. Party leaders and their supporters enjoy attacking their rivals and any talks of reconciliation with rival parties are shot down. This has polarized our society to dangerous levels.
India — a Hindutva republic - Pakistan Observer

Dec 26, 2023 | pakobserver.net | Qazi Jamshed Siddiqui

AS Modi gears up for potential victory in upcoming Lok Sabha elections, concerns mount that India could declare itself a Hindutva Republic. The observation that ‘Nehruvian secular India is dying’ reflects a nuanced understanding of challenges facing the nation. The complex interplay of religious polarization, cultural revisionism, and rise of extremist ideologies has created a scenario where ideals of Nehruvian secularism are under strain.
Handling obligations joyfully..!

May 29, 2023 | pakobserver.net | Qazi Jamshed Siddiqui

IT troubled me some years ago: They were an old couple next door, who had come to me, trying to sell their land, and with a little experience in having done the same some years back, I was able to help them fetch nearly thirty lakhs more. That was indeed a huge sum, and for many days, a few weeks and nearly a month, all I heard was their grateful thanks. And then they had to buy a house with the money and came back to me.
Audio leaks commission | By Qazi Jamshed Siddiqui

May 29, 2023 | pakobserver.net | Qazi Jamshed Siddiqui |Sajjad Shaukat

With leaks upon leaks upon leaks, some involving the highest judiciary of the land itself, last week the federal government had formed a three-member judicial commission led by Justice Qazi Faez Isa to probe the authenticity of the recent audio leaks and the impact on the independence of the judiciary. But Supreme Court stayed the proceedings of this high-powered judicial commission. It also suspended the federal government’s notification on the commission’s constitution.
Story behind Al-Qadir Trust Case | By Sajjad Shaukat

May 29, 2023 | pakobserver.net | Sajjad Shaukat |Previous articleSignificance |Zohaib Altaf |Qazi Jamshed Siddiqui

PAKISTAN’S former Prime Minister and Chairman of the PTI party Imran Khan, who was arrested on 9 May this year by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) in connection with corruption involving the Al-Qadir University Trust, allegedly headed by Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi, at the premises of Islamabad High Court (IHC) was granted five bails on May 12, 2023 by the IHC, including Al-Qadir Trust case.