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 latest findings on childhood lead exposure in Pakistan should serve as a serious warning to policymakers.
By: Fatima Khan
Hijabi students waited four years for relief. Some left Karnataka, while others still face police cases.
Pakistan does not suffer from a shortage of economic plans, policy frameworks or strategic roadmaps.
By: Fatima Khan
Cricket as Public Diplomacy One of the famous arenas where politically conflicted South Asian states compete and come together is cricket. Both Bangladesh and Pakistan have used the code to play politics, nationalism, and to promote an image in the...
Sitara-e-Imtiaz honour highlights the sacrifices, discipline, and overlooked brilliance of Pakistan’s Paralympic athletes
The disturbing revelations emerging from recent Supreme Court proceedings regarding illegal organ transplantation in Punjab have exposed a troubling reality that extends far beyond individual criminal acts.
By: Fatima Khan
Author Jonathan Miles on ethics, ecology and Eradication
By: Rajiv Gandhi, Hamid Ashraf, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sreemedha Choudhury, Fatima Khan, Farhan A. Khan
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By: Fatima Khan
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?
