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Realizing lasting security and peace in Pakistan and beyond: harmonizing within, with each other and nature

We are living through a time when it feels as if the ground beneath ordinary life is shifting with crises going global from local scales including wars, climate change and pandemics. An ethics-based pathway is needed to overcome these existential threats, which we offer via occupational security and spirituality as a way out into a better world. 

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Peace in an era of escalating wars is a realizable possibility for Pakistan and beyond, which requires participation and true adherence to spirituality at all levels.

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Birds of life

Birds are unique and life giving in their own ways. Their conservation, especially across Pakistan is direly needed.  

Landscaping without water

Xeriscaping is a fancy word for gardening with as little water as possible or, depending on the selection of plants, with no water at all; which makes it eminently suitable for maintaining a garden in a world running dry.

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Pak players dominate Subh-e-Nau ITF Juniors 2026

Continuing its tradition of developing tennis in Pakistan, Subh-e-Nau organized the International Tennis Federation (ITF) from 13-17 April 2026 which featured local and international players who delivered memorable high-quality tennis for all to enjoy and appreciate. 

SN continues National Plantation Year 
at ITF Championship Event

Contributing to a greener and sustainable future, Brigadier Saleem, Director Administration of Mari Energies and Chief Guest Subh-e-Nau ITF Juniors 2026, along with Chairperson of Subh-e-Nau and the tennis players participated in a tree plantation drive under the Green Pakistan initiative. 

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Heat is not only uncomfortable. It can be dangerous: Here’s a guide to avoiding heat stress

Pakistan is facing unusually high temperatures across multiple regions, with official advisories warning of severe heatwave conditions in parts of Sindh, southern Punjab, and Baluchistan, and spillover risks into central Punjab and parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Sea buckthorn (chash e guno): The northern “superfruit” with real science behind it

Sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides), locally known as chash e guno in Burushaski, grows wild across Pakistan’s northern Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral regions. Locally it is often seen as a hardy, thorny shrub used for fencing and boundary protection

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