Fatima Khan is a journalist at The Daily Campus. She covers a diverse range of topics including climate change, culture and society, education, and applied sciences, with a particular focus on climate policy and cultural movements. Fatima's work has been featured in notable publications such as Dawn Group of Newspapers, Cell Press, and The Quint.
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Fatima Khan's coverage reflects a diverse range of topics, including politics, entertainment news, and beauty & fashion. Her focus on government & politics indicates an interest in current affairs and political developments.
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The instability in the Middle East is no longer merely a regional security concern; it is rapidly evolving into a global humanitarian and economic crisis.
Pakistan's healthcare debate has traditionally revolved around a seemingly straightforward question: how can medicines be kept affordable for ordinary citizens?
The grim statistics released by the Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) on World Hepatitis Day should serve as a wake-up call for policymakers.
The alleged rape of a mentally challenged young woman at a police station in Lahore's Ghaziabad area is deeply disturbing because it strikes at the very foundation of public trust in law enforcement.
Pakistan remains among the countries carrying a disproportionately heavy share of the global maternal mortality burden, with a recent United Nations
Khanderao Kand, the person behind AHEAD forum, has been associated with the RSS. Published A a
The pressure group has brought together Indians across generations and identities, but its broad coalition is being tested by the country’s deepest political fault line
For decades, Pakistan has searched for the next big export opportunity, moving from information technology and minerals to agriculture and value-added manufacturing.
