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Banking the unbanked

Pakistan has seen it all, from military coups to uninterrupted, what some might call, a thriving democracy. from The Nation - Columns https://ift.tt/3yg9Nql

Shame on you

In our society, we grow up with shame from a very early age and I would be pleasantly surprised if we have not heard someone telling us, ‘sharam kero’ (be ashamed) for one thing or another. from The Nation - Columns https://ift.tt/3w9AGur

Poetry and lyrics in summer

In the summer, it is perhaps easier than at other times to become poetic and lyrical, and also read other literature. from The Nation - Columns https://ift.tt/3AatLEJ

Past in Perspective

“We say you don’t fight racism with racism. from The Nation - Columns https://ift.tt/2UcYssf

Why has the IAF become a duck?

With news of two drones hitting a heavily guarded air base in Jammu, India media went into overdrive to blame Pakistan, and it was not unexpected. from The Nation - Columns https://ift.tt/2UIvQr2

Artificial intelligence and the Covid recovery plan

There is a lot of hype surrounding Artificial Intelligence (AI), and the first step in assessing the extent of its impact is to solve the puzzle and understand what it has to offer. from The Nation - Columns https://ift.tt/3qB7vzo

Interest rates in Pakistan: At least 200 basis points too high

Pakistanis have been confronted with the double menace of high interest rates and high inflation for quite some time now. from The Nation - Columns https://ift.tt/3h6FRaw