To fight climate change, we need finance. But without equitable use of financial resources, climate action will remain unjust and out of reach for those most affected. In the past, IPP contracts and energy sector investments have largely benefited a few powerful actors failing to deliver affordable, reliable energy to the majority. This pattern of elite capture must be addressed if we are to build a just, inclusive, and sustainable energy future
Watch Episode 4 of “Leap of Faith” (11 August Special), reflecting on Quaid-e-Azam’s assurance of religious freedom.
In this episode, we sit with Kaylan Singh to discuss unfulfilled dreams, unkept promises, and the hopes that still live in his heart. The conversation offers a thoughtful reflection on religious freedom and the lived
The Election Commission’s new delimitation exercise has raised important questions about representation, electoral competition, and the overall election process. How will these new constituencies affect voters, political parties, and election outcomes? In this video, election expert Tahir Mehdi explains the key aspects of the new
Watch our podcast series on energy and its challenges in Pakistan. In this episode of Rough Cut, we talk about water, hydro energy, and the problems around it.
The history of minorities in Pakistan is a history of state betrayal, systemic oppression, and social marginalisation.
In the second episode of "Leap of Faith," we sit down with Dr. Yaqoob Bangash to explore the origins of the existential threats faced by minorities today, how these threats have evolved over the years, and where the future
"Don't touch the tap" — more than just a phrase, it reflects the harsh reality of discrimination faced by marginalized minority communities in Pakistan. From access to drinking water and shared meals to schools, workplaces, and public spaces, many still encounter exclusion rooted in caste and religious prejudice. This story highlights the
