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Nestlé Pakistan Receives Top Awards for Sustainability at SDPI Conference

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Nestlé Pakistan has been recognized with multiple prestigious awards at the 28th Sustainable Development Conference & Sustainability Investment Expo, organized by the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI). The company received accolades for championing renewable energy and low carbon transitions as well as the Best Stall Award for its sustainability initiatives at the expo. These recognitions underscore Nestlé Pakistan’s […]

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Nestlé Pakistan and PRCS Join Hands to Provide Clean Drinking Water to Flood-Affected Families

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Access to clean drinking water remains one of the biggest challenges for communities impacted by the recent floods in Pakistan. Responding to this urgent need, Nestlé Pakistan has donated 63,000 liters of NESTLÉ PURE LIFE to the Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS), under its employee volunteer program, Nestlé Cares. The contribution was made possible through

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Justice for All: Why CJP Yahya Afridi’s Free Legal Aid Initiative Could Be a Game Changer

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Access to justice in Pakistan has long been a luxury for the privileged and a bureaucratic nightmare for the poor. In a country where a single court hearing can cost more than a month’s wages for many, legal representation often becomes the domain of those with deep pockets or political connections. Against this backdrop, Chief

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Pakistan’s Satellite Internet Gamble: Welcoming Everyone, But Where Is Starlink?

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For the past two years, Pakistanis, especially those living in remote, underdeveloped regions, have been buzzing about Starlink. Elon Musk’s internet-from-space venture promised to revolutionize digital access in areas where fiber optics barely exist, and telecom companies rarely invest. Starlink was supposed to be the answer to Pakistan’s digital inequality. But here we are in

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Significance of Black in Muharram: A Colour of Resistance, Grief, and Solidarity

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In the month of Muharram, black becomes the defining colour of devotion, grief, and protest. It drapes the bodies of mourners, the walls of imam bargahs, the flags of processions, and the banners that are put through city streets. But this use of black is not only symbolic, it is political, spiritual, historical, and deeply

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The Case for Judicial Reform in Pakistan: Speed, Transparency, and Accountability

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In Pakistan, the phrase “justice delayed is justice denied” resonates deeply with citizens across all segments of society. Whether it is a land dispute in rural Punjab or a constitutional petition in Islamabad, the slow delivery of justice undermines public trust in one of the state’s most important institutions: the judiciary. With over two million

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Why Does Muharram Still Bring Fear For Pakistan’s Shia Community?

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As the Islamic month of Muharram approaches each year, it brings not just a period of spiritual reflection and mourning for Pakistan’s Shia community, but also a familiar cloud of fear, violence, and marginalization. Despite repeated promises of protection and unity, the Pakistani state continues to fall short in shielding its citizens, particularly Shias, from the deepening

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Nestlé Pakistan expands Clean Gilgit-Baltistan Project to Askole – Zero Point to K2

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What Happened: Nestlé Pakistan has taken another step toward a cleaner future by donating a compressing and baling machine to Central Karakoram National Park (CKNP) in Askole – Zero Point. What you need to know: This is part of its Clean Gilgit-Baltistan Project and will help manage the area’s 40,000 kg of yearly plastic waste.

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Why Has Pakistan Struggled to Achieve Sustainable Long-Term Economic Growth?

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Pakistan, despite its vast potential, has failed to achieve sustained economic growth and development. Jamil Nasir’s Development Challenges of Pakistan: Constraints and Choices, published by Palgrave Macmillan, offers a critical examination of Pakistan’s economic shortcomings. Drawing from his extensive experience as an economic policymaker, Nasir goes beyond conventional economic indicators to explore the deeper societal,

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