Glory Magazine

The Glory Magazine is a monthly publication focused on the work of female journalists in Pakistan, with its base in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. It explores various political and social issues within society. Our SLOGAN IS “Magazine by Women for all Segments of Society” What sets The Glory apart is that it is created and managed by women journalists and writers who aim to highlight the achievements of female journalists in the country and showcase their talents. The magazine features a wide range of topics including the latest news trends, articles on women's empowerment, discussions on diplomatic matters, insights on CPEC, advancements in Science and Technology, economic developments, and social issues, particularly those relevant to Pakistan. Each new issue hits the shelves around the middle of the month. Additionally, The Glory plans to include special content celebrating significant occasions and international observances.

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Pakistan’s Gender Pay Gap Among the Highest Globally, ILO Report Highlights Persistent Wage Inequality

1 month ago | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

A later report by the Worldwide Work Association (ILO) has uncovered that Pakistan has one of the most extensive sexual orientation pay crevices (GPG) within the world, with ladies winning essentially less than men over most businesses. Discharged on Monday, the report states that this wage dissimilarity isn’t essentially due to contrasts in instruction, abilities, or labor advertise components. Instep, the hole shows up generally unexplained, proposing deep-rooted gender-based discrimination.
Shocking Statistics: Over 32,000 Cases of Violence Against Women Reported in Pakistan in 2024

1 month ago | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

A recent investigation has revealed alarming statistics on violence against women across Pakistan in 2024. According to the report, a staggering 32,617 cases were recorded nationwide, highlighting a severe crisis of gender-based violence in the country.
South Africa’s First Black Female Nuclear Scientist, Senamile Masango, Dies at 37

2 months ago | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

Senamile Masango, South Africa’s to begin with dark female atomic researcher, has passed absent at the age of 37. The government affirmed her passing, in spite of the fact that the cause remains obscure. Masango, frequently called “the ruler of science,” committed her life to breaking boundaries in atomic material science and rousing youthful ladies to seek after STEM careers.
The Joy of Journaling: How Writing Can Transform Your Life

Jan 20, 2025 | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

In a world that’s constantly moving at a fast pace, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, disconnected, or even lost at times. One simple yet incredibly powerful tool to navigate the chaos is journaling. The act of putting pen to paper—or fingers to keyboard—offers not only a way to process thoughts but also a path to greater self-awareness, mindfulness, and emotional healing.
Women Banned from Midwife Courses in Afghanistan

Dec 4, 2024 | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

Girls schooling as midwives and nurses in Afghanistan have informed the BBC they were ordered no longer to return to classes within the morning – efficiently remaining off their last direction to in addition schooling within the usa. five separate establishments throughout Afghanistan have additionally showed to the BBC that the Taliban had advised them to close until in addition observe, with movies shared on-line showing students crying on the news.
COP 29: A Landmark Event in Baku Addressing Global Environmental Challenges

Nov 20, 2024 | glorymagazine.pk | Rozina Ali

When the COP 29 conference was held in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, we made up our minds to attend and be a part of this conference to address environmental challenges. Arrival in Baku and the Significance of COP 29 We eagerly waited for the moment, and finally, on the morning of November 7th, we arrived in the beautiful capital of Azerbaijan, Baku. This conference is undoubtedly very important in addressing environmental challenges.
The Hidden Danger: Understanding Fog, Smog, and Air Pollution in Punjab

Nov 1, 2024 | glorymagazine.pk | Rozina Ali

October has ended, but before leaving, it blurred everything around us. In Punjab, smog has enveloped several cities, including Lahore, where residents are deprived of sunlight even before the harsh cold arrives. The air pollution is so severe that breathing has become difficult. In every news bulletin, we hear reports of smog from Punjab. However, it was surprising when, one evening in Islamabad, I noticed a light haze under the setting sun.
Warning! Burning Waste Poses a Threat to Heart Health

Oct 21, 2024 | glorymagazine.pk | Rozina Ali

Who isn’t enchanted by the beauty of Islamabad? Both locals and foreigners alike enjoy its lush greenery. Stepping into the large sectors of Islamabad, one is greeted by a clean environment that pleases the heart. It feels like there’s no sign of filth; flowers and greenery abound, providing solace to the mind. The Margalla Hills enhance Islamabad’s charm with its verdant magical beauty.
Breast Cancer Awareness in Pakistan: A Critical Health Issue

Oct 21, 2024 | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

Breast cancer is one of the most common and alarming health concerns among women in Pakistan. According to statistics, Pakistan has the highest rate of breast cancer in Asia, with approximately 90,000 women diagnosed each year, and unfortunately, around 40,000 lose their lives to this disease annually. This staggering figure highlights the urgent need for awareness, early detection, and access to proper medical care.
World Female Leaders Gathers to Discuss Women Growth

Oct 7, 2024 | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

The Creative Women Forum, held in Riyadh on Monday, gathered female leaders from around the world to discuss entrepreneurship, sustainability, innovation, technology, wellness, art, and sports. Baria Alamuddin, an award-winning journalist and broadcaster in the Middle East and UK, and the editor of the Media Services Syndicate, delivered a keynote speech, urging Saudi women to engage with the media to share their stories.