Quality Education

From Gwadar to whole Balochistan: The Injustice of Employment The youth of Gwadar are trapped in a painful cycle of disappointment in the name of employment. Their time, effort, and money are being sacrificed to a system that offers promises instead of justice. Government and private institutions publish job advertisements. Young applicants apply with hope, pay fees, travel long distances, take tests, and attend interviews. Yet at the final stage, recruitment is suddenly canceled. Later, the same positions are quietly filled without transparency . This injustice is not limited to Gwadar alone — it reflects the reality of the entire Balochistan . Political influence decides employment, while ordinary youth are left moving from one test center to another, carrying nothing but broken hopes. These young people are not just candidates; they are the hopes of their families. Many borrow money to apply, travel across cities, and prepare for every opportunity believing fairness still e...

In Gwadar’s Purana Mulla Band Ward , a solar streetlight installed at night was stolen by an unknown thief. According to local residents, the incident occurred under the cover of darkness, causing serious concern among the community. Earlier, several manhole covers from the area’s sewer lines had also been stolen, raising questions about the protection of public property in the locality. Residents said that the solar streetlights were installed for public convenience and to provide street illumination, but this theft has highlighted vulnerabilities in safeguarding community resources. Local residents have urged the authorities and law enforcement agencies to immediately apprehend the culprits and implement effective measures to prevent such incidents in the future. گوادر: پرانا ملا بند وارڈ میں سولر اسٹریٹ لائٹ کی چوری، شہریوں میں تشویش گوادر کے علاقے پرانا ملا بند وارڈ میں رات کے وقت نصب کی گئی سولر اسٹریٹ لائٹ نامعلوم چور کی جانب سے نکال کر چوری کر لی گئی۔ علاقہ مکینوں ک...

From the  Ayn Káder  Facebook timeline  ☀️ When the Sun Gave Water to Gwadar — A Forgotten Story The coastal city of Gwadar , now known for its port and development under CPEC , once had a remarkable system that combined science, nature, and local innovation . Yes — there was a time when the people of Gwadar used sunlight to purify seawater and turn it into drinking water . 💧 The Solar Water Plant — A Natural Solution to Water Shortage In the old Mala Band area (where the current Gwadar Hotel stands), the Department of Fisheries, Balochistan , operated a solar-powered desalination plant — a reliable and sustainable answer to the city’s growing water scarcity. The system worked in a simple but brilliant way: Seawater was pumped into small glass-covered ponds. As sunlight heated the water, it evaporated and condensed on the glass surface, turning into clean water that was collected in storage tanks. This process provided the local community with pure drinking wate...

🏥 The Urgent Need for a Hospital or BHU in Old Malaband Ward, Gwadar Gwadar — a city known worldwide for its growing development and economic importance — still has areas where basic healthcare remains a distant dream. One such place is Old Malaband Ward , where residents continue to face serious challenges due to the absence of a hospital or even a Basic Health Unit (BHU). ⚕️ Health Is a Basic Human Right Every citizen deserves access to quality healthcare near their home. Unfortunately, the people of Old Malaband Ward are deprived of this fundamental right. In case of illness or emergencies, patients are forced to travel long distances to reach the main city hospital — a delay that can sometimes cost lives. 🚑 Everyday Struggles of the Locals Residents often face difficulties even in minor medical situations like fever, injuries, or childbirth. During the night or bad weather, reaching the city hospital becomes almost impossible. Many patients suffer severe health complications sim...

Hafsa Nisar – The Daughter of Gwadar, Pride of Pakistan When we think of Gwadar , images of coastlines, ports, and development projects often come to mind. But this time, Gwadar has earned recognition for something even more inspiring — a courageous, determined, and talented young woman who made her mark on the international stage. We’re talking about Hafsa Nisar , a rising football star who represented Pakistan at an international football tournament in Norway , proudly raising the green crescent flag for the world to see. Raising Pakistan’s Flag in Norway Representing your country at an international sports event is an honor. But to stand out and shine among the world’s best is a truly exceptional achievement . Hafsa Nisar did just that — not only showcasing her skills but also sending a powerful message: Pakistani girls are unstoppable when given the opportunity. A Hero’s Welcome in Gwadar Upon her return to Pakistan, Hafsa was welcomed like a national hero in her hometown o...