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Money or Life?: The True Cost of Biodiversity

Ivan Carrillo During the high-level plenary of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP16), held in October in Cali, Colombia, an Indigenous representative offered a powerful analogy to illustrate the…

The Game of Fate

Firdous Ahmad Malik  In a quiet village nestled between green hills and flowing streams lived a boy named Ahmad. Life had never been kind to him. He lost his father at five, and his mother—a resilient but weary woman—took up sewing and odd…

A Story of Emotional Isolation and Silent Strength

By Syed Majid Gilani Not every bond is built on love and warmth. Sometimes, it's merely a shadow of what it should have been — a connection soaked in pain, not affection. This is the story of such a bond — a loveless, silent relationship…

A Farewell to Beloved Teachers

Iftikhar Rashid Wani Transfers are the part and parcel of one’s service. When a government employee enters the service his sole aim remains to serve the society. All the employees of all departments are trying their best to come over the…

Bangladesh is losing its battle with air pollution

Mohammad Al Masum Molla In the capital Dhaka and beyond, transport and industry emissions continue to blight the ‘most polluted country in the world’ despite strong words from the government Mahmuda Khatun has travelled west from her home…