— the report that the encroachment mafia has taken over a rainwater drain in Shahdara, a once-popular picnic spot in Islamabad, turning it into a hub for illicit activities, while authorities turn a blind eye to what’s going on. Shahdara, known for its affordability and natural beauty, has been a favourite destination for both Islamabad residents and tourists and unfortunately now the area has been overrun by private individuals and the hotel mafia, who have illegally occupied the popular government-owned picnic spot. — how, speaking at an event marking International Youth Day, the Prime Minister reportedly lamented that, despite having abundant resources and 77 years of independence, the country remains heavily burdened by debt.
He noted that extreme poverty prevents many from affording basic needs, while the country's elite class enjoys significant privileges. People say no one except the leaders can bridge this gap by reviewing the privileges doled out to the elite, so why can’t he do something to rectify this situation. — the fact that to the utter shock of students wishing to pursue further studies at a University in Bahawalpur, the semester fees for certain programmes is Rs87,545.
People say it is not possible for any middle-class student to pursue his/her education by paying such hefty amounts, so the government should pay attention to the education system and instead of distributing laptops and motorbikes among a few selected students, there must be a fee st.