Pakistan's establishment in 1947 was a culmination of the efforts of multiple leaders. While Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah is rightly known as the father of the nation, the journey towards independence also involved the contributions of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, Allama Iqbal, and the founders of All India Muslim League. Together, their vision and determination paved the way for the creation of Pakistan, making them indispensable figures in its founding. Pakistan was founded on August 14, 1947, due to the struggle by Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, rightly recognized as the father of Pakistan, but if we consider the colonial background of the independence struggle since 1857, a host of leaders can be termed as founders of Pakistan. When the term Indian nationhood was coined by the British Colonial masters, duly backed by the Hindu leaders after 1857, it goes to the credit o... Read More

Pakistaniat represents Pakistan’s collective cultural heritage, shared values, and national identity, fostering national cohesion. The article draws upon historical, sociological, and educational perspectives to explore practical strategies for preserving and transmitting Pakistaniat to ensure... Read More

The primary objective of LIMS is to reduce domestic agricultural imports, increase exports, and meet the food needs of the growing population. By providing farmers with simultaneous access to information on climate change, satellite crop monitoring, water, fertilizer, spray focus areas, and direct a... Read More