The Lahore Gymkhana land controversy has raised serious questions about the allocation of valuable public property, nominal lease payments and the privileges enjoyed by influential institutions.
Dr Alamdar Hussain Malik argues that Pakistan's public resources must serve ordinary citizens rather than a privileged few.
Pakistan’s livestock sector has the potential to strengthen rural livelihoods, food security and exports, but continued reliance on foreign expertise raises questions about national capacity. Dr Alamdar Hussain Malik calls for empowering Pakistani scientists, strengthening veterinary research and making livestock development a path to self-reliance.
Dr Alamdar Hussain Malik questions reports that key occupational groups in Pakistan’s civil service may have been excluded from a foreign nationality declaration exercise. He calls for publication of the original memorandum, a clear legal justification for exemptions and equal accountability across public institutions.
Eleven employees from Balochistan face an uncertain employment future after nearly 20 years of public service, prompting Dr Alamdar Hussain Malik to call for urgent intervention by Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti.
The article urges provincial and federal authorities to work together to protect the employees’ applicable service rights, seniority and employment prospects.
Will Governor’s Rule and emergency powers restore peace and stability in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, or deepen Pakistan’s political divisions? Dr Alamdar Hussain Malik examines the constitutional, democratic, security and economic implications of extraordinary intervention in KPK.
Pakistan’s growing poverty, mounting public debt and massive interest payments raise serious questions about government spending and national priorities. Dr Alamdar Hussain Malik examines the need for accountability, fiscal discipline and reforms that put ordinary citizens first.
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