Srha Asghar

Born: 9 October 1993 in Lahore, Pakistan. She’s currently around 31 years old. Education: Holds a Bachelor's degree. Began her career in 2015 with the ARY Digital drama Khoat. Pyar Ke Sadqay (2020) — earned critical praise playing Washma alongside Yumna Zaidi & Bilal Abbas Khan. Aik Jhooti Love Story — played the sibling of Bilal Abbas's character. ebaak (2021–22), Chakrees (2021), Working Women (2023), and Ishq Murshid. Health-focused lifestyle: Emphasizes burning more calories than she consumes, follows a simple protein‑ and veggie‑based diet (boiled eggs, meats, salads), and exercises 3–5 times a week at home. Mental well-being: Emphasizes the importance of positivity and prayer for stress management, with a goal of

7–8 hours of sleep per night.Marriage: Tied the knot in January/December 2021 with Umar (Lala) Murtaza, a school friend and businessman. On Ehaan, born December 2022.

Daughter Illiyeen, born early 2025. Srha Asghar is a multifaceted talent—equally at home in dramatic roles, dance routines, and modeling. She has earned recognition for her nuanced performances in socially relevant dramas, garnered praise for her on-screen presence, and continues to win over fans. With supporting roles evolving into more central parts and her real‑life persona grounded and relatable, Srha's career has strong momentum. Many believe it's only a matter of time before she lands major lead roles. Aftab Ahmed Writer/Columnist www.linkedin.com/in/tazyana

Madhia Imam

 Madiha Imam, born on February 8, 1991, in Karachi, Pakistan, is a renowned actress, model, and former video jockey (VJ). She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and has been active in the entertainment industry since 2011.

Madiha began her career as a VJ before transitioning into modeling and acting. Her modeling debut was in 2014 at Bridal Couture Week for designer Zara Shahjahan. She has also been the face of brands like Charles & Keith Handbags and L’Oréal Professional Paris Pakistan. Her acting career took off with the television drama Ishq Mein Teray (2013), where she played the role of Laiba. She gained further recognition with roles in Heer (2016), portraying a progressive village girl advocating for women's empowerment, and Dhaani (2016). Muqabil (2017): A social commentary drama where she played Mehru, a survivor seeking justice. Chauraha (2022): A series addressing the perils of social media. Dil-e-Momin (2021–2022): A drama exploring complex emotional narratives. In 2017, Madiha made her Bollywood debut in Dear Maya, starring alongside Manisha Koirala and Shreya Chaudhary. On May 1, 2023, Madiha Imam married Moji Basar, an entrepreneur from Arunachal Pradesh, India. The wedding ceremony was held in Dubai, followed by a reception in Arunachal Pradesh on November 26, 2023, and another in Dubai on October 26, 2023 Madiha's wedding attire included a traditional red lehenga by Zara Shahjahan, while Moji donned an ivory-colored sherwani. For the Dubai reception, she wore a heavily embellished dress by HSY, complemented by golden and green-hued jewelry. Post-marriage, Madiha has maintained a low profile on social media, deleting many of her previous posts and leaving only a few on her Instagram account. Madiha Imam continues to be a prominent figure in Pakistani entertainment, known for her versatile roles and contributions to both television and film. Aftab Ahmed Writer/ColumnistMadiha Imam www.linkedin.com/in/tazyana

Rising temperatures in Pakistan, environmental crisis, children and the elderly severely affected

Amnesty International has said that children and the elderly are being severely affected by rising temperatures, unpredictable weather, and the environmental crisis in Pakistan, and the health sector is facing pressure. According to the report, recurring floods and severe heat waves are putting a burden on Pakistan’s underfunded health system, resulting in preventable deaths, especially among young children and the elderly. According to the report, Pakistan contributes only one percent of global greenhouse gas emissions annually, but is the fifth most affected country in the world in terms of climate disasters. Officials from Pakistan’s Ministry of Climate Change have said that the government is taking serious steps to address climate change. Various policies have been introduced for this purpose, including the National Climate Change Policy, National Electric Vehicle Policy, National Forestry Policy, and National Clean Air Policy. Under these policies, tree plantation, upgrading fuel standards to Euro 5 and 6, development of mass transit, promotion of urban forests, and other necessary measures are being taken. Climate change is not just a Pakistani problem but a global concern, and Pakistan is working with the world to address this issue. According to an Amnesty International report, Pakistan’s public health and disaster management systems are failing to meet the needs of vulnerable segments of the population, such as children and the elderly, who are most at risk of death and disease. A new report by Amnesty International has revealed that “unseen deaths” of children and the elderly during climate disasters in Pakistan highlight the failure of the underdeveloped health system. In collaboration with Indus Hospital and Health Network, Amnesty International — a charity providing free medical care in Pakistan — researched how extreme weather events can lead to increased mortality rates. Laura Mills, a researcher with Amnesty International’s Crisis Response Programme, said: “Rising temperatures are leading to more extreme and unpredictable weather. Children and the elderly in Pakistan are on the front lines of the climate crisis, vulnerable to extreme heat and flooding, which are leading to a disproportionate increase in deaths and illnesses.” She added, “Pakistan’s health system is already underfunded and under-resourced even in normal times. In a climate emergency, the pressure becomes unbearable, and the system fails to provide essential medical care to those who need it most.”
 

Trump tariffs, global stock markets crash, trillions of dollars sink, oil prices at 5-year low, historic decline in Pakistan Stock Exchange

As a result of the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, global stock markets crashed, trillions of dollars sank, oil prices fell to a 5-year low, the Pakistan Stock Exchange also saw a historic decline. In major stock markets, New York's Dow fell 2.9, Nasdaq 2.1, London 4.4, Paris 4.8, Frankfurt 4.1, Tokyo 7.8, Hong Kong 13.2, Shanghai 7.3 percent, crude oil fell 2 percent to $60.72 per barrel, the value of the dollar also decreased. Due to the stormy wave of decline in the Pakistan Stock Exchange, the 100 index fell by 3882 points, investors lost 474 billion rupees, Saudi stocks lost 500 billion riyals, while investors in India lost 2 million rupees. The global rating agency Moody's says that the threat of a global recession is looming. Trade is facing serious risks, JP Morgan has said that the tariff war and stock crash will increase inflation. However, US President Donald Trump has issued a message to Americans facing economic uncertainty after the tariffs, saying that you do not have to panic at all. On the other hand, US President Donald Trump has threatened China that if Beijing does not withdraw the retaliatory tariffs imposed on American products by tomorrow, he will impose another 50% tariff on Chinese imports.

 According to details, as a result of the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, global stock markets crashed, trillions of dollars sank, oil prices fell to a 5-year low, a historic decline of 3882 points was also seen in the Pakistani market, more than 60 trillion of American investors sank in two days, in addition to Japan, Korea, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, and other Middle Eastern markets also saw a decline. IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva says that US tariffs are a threat to the global economy at a time of slow growth. The US President says that no agreement will be made with other countries until the trade deficit is resolved, some measures have to be taken to fix something. Talking to the media, he said that he did not deliberately create volatility in the stock market. The world has used America's previous foolish leadership badly, and tariffs are bringing billions of dollars to America. Donald Trump further said that he cannot say anything about the future of the stock market, that negotiations with China cannot take place without resolving the trade deficit, and that discussions have been held with leaders of European and Asian countries regarding tariffs. There was a sharp decline in the Pakistan Stock Exchange yesterday, due to which business was closed and outstanding deals were canceled.

 

Review of Pakistani drama Qarz e Jaan

 "Qarz-e-Jaan" is a Pakistani television series premiered on Hum TV on November 17, 2024. The drama is directed by Saqib Khan, written by Rabia Razzaque, and produced by Momina Duraid under MD Productions. It features a talented cast including Yumna Zaidi as Nashwa Behzaad, Usama Khan as Barrister Burhaan, and Nameer Khan as Ammaar Bakhtiar. The narrative delves into the lives of two lawyers, highlighting societal issues that lead to oppression and injustice. 

The series has garnered positive feedback from viewers and critics alike. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 8.8/10, with users praising its gripping storyline and strong character dynamics. One reviewer noted that the show offers "murder mysteries, emotional rollercoasters, and characters who just can't seem to stay out of trouble," commending its execution and portraying relationships, particularly between Nashwa and her mother. 

The official soundtrack, "Gila Hai Kiya Tera," performed by Quratulain Balouch, has also been well-received, complementing the show's intense themes. 

In summary, "Qarz-e-Jaan" stands out for its compelling storytelling, strong performance.

nces, and Pakistani drama Qarz e Jahanexploration of pertinent social issues, making it a noteworthy addition to contemporary Pakistani television.

SENATE OF PAKISTAN

Under the constitution of Pakistan, there is a two-member parliament, one is the National Assembly and the other is the Senate of Pakistan.The Senate of Pakistan also has judicial powers and by increasing the judicial powers of the Chairman of the Senate and the role of a constitutional court can be given to the House, thus the financial conditions of the poorest state of Pakistan can be improved. Establishment of constitutional court will increase the expenditure in Pakistan and poor people will wait for better planning to lift them out of poverty.The Senate of Pakistan often does not have a quorum and the expenses of the members as well as the chairman of the Senate are unusual.The Senate of Pakistan can be made a constitutional court and there will be opportunities and members to discuss the constitutional issues and it will prove to be a new history in the political history of Pakistan and this kind of experience will be better for the poor country. 
 

AMENDMENT IN COUNSTITUTION OF PAKISTAN ANALYSIS

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