Amjad Jamal

Where Water Flows Women Lead From Risk To Resilience In Pakistans Water Stressed Landscapes

Where Water Flows, Women Lead: From Risk to Resilience in Pakistan’s Water-Stressed Landscapes

On World Water Day 2026, the global message is clear: Where water flows, equality grows. In Pakistan, this connection between water and gender is not…

Amjad Jamal

Tourism, tragedy and the climate warning

HAVING served as a Tourism Officer with the Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC) for over a decade, I have closely witnessed the evolution of Pakistan’s…

Navigating Water Challenges: Pathways to Sustainability in Pakistan

Pakistan’s water situation is critical and presents significant challenges. Its per capita water availability is below 1,000 cubic meters per year, considered the threshold for…

Hill Torrents: The Hidden Danger Lurking in the Mountains of Pakistan

As the monsoon season approaches in Pakistan, there is a looming threat of excessive rainfall, particularly in regions prone to hill torrents. If the monsoon…

The Rise and Fall of Pakistan in ICC T20 World Cups

Since its inception in 2007, the T20 ICC World Cup has been a thrilling roller-coaster ride for cricket fans worldwide. Pakistan, a cricketing powerhouse, has…

Building Resilience: Pakistan’s Journey Through Climate Extremes

Pakistan, a country with a diverse terrain and a rich cultural heritage, is at the forefront of the global climate crisis. This South Asian nation,…

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