"Sufi Strokes: The Dying Pakistan’s Artistic Legacy of Naqashi and Kashi Kari" explores the cultural significance of Naqashi (camel skin painting) and Kashi Kari (blue pottery), endangered crafts rooted in Islamic and Sufi ...

While research on political representation worldwide is abundant, transgender political representation in Pakistan remains a largely neglected area of research within studies focused on democratic inclusion. The ...

Young adults' mental health concern in low- and middle-income countries (LAMICs) is a major public health issue. However, the access to a non-stigmatizing and accessible evidence-based intervention is limited in low ...

Wheat being the dietary staple of Pakistan, accounts for more than half of the caloric intake of the population. Wheat occupies more than one third of the planted acreage, and contributes nearly 13.7 percent to the value ...

The study aimed to translate, adapt and implement a social understanding training program on middle childhood children, addressing the research gap and developmental lag in social understanding among Pakistani children. ...

This study investigates the influence of crime content on viewers, specifically focusing on women's perceptions of crime in society. The study aims to determine whether such content effectively raises awareness of crime-related ...

Effective pair trading relies heavily on precise pair selection. Traditional approaches often assume linear and symmetrical relationships, which may not accurately capture real-world market conditions, potentially leading ...

This study examines the relationship between exports and economic growth, with a particular emphasis on how logistics performance influences this effect. Utilizing balanced panel data from 2007 to 2018 for selected ...

The study aims to investigate the national data for possibility of the Ricardian equivalence or Keynesian absorption theory, and impact of IMF reform policies on validating theoretical framework, which in turn, ascertain ...

Pakistan had its first Aurat March celebrated for the first time on the International Women’s Day on the 8th of March in the year 2018. It demanded justice for cases of violence against women and a solidarity for women ...