rural poverty and landholding in pakistan
project for an economics course at LUMS; explores the link between rural poverty and average landholding sizes in the four provinces
data visualisations and infographics for print
benazir income support programme
pakistani lawmakers accused the government of using BISP as a political tool, dishing out cash to blue-eyed voters. the express tribune investigated the claims.
published february 4, 2012
investing in tertiary education
pakistan's performance in the education sector is dismal, far behind any respectably educated country. where does that place us now, and in the future?
published october 13, 2010
political economy of debt
pakistan's cumulative external debt stands at a whopping $54 bn. Combined with an almost equivalent amount of domestic debt, total public debt amounts to 57% of gdp. is it time to panic?
published september 23, 2010
rise of the pakistan tehreek-e-insaf
the PTI has been in politics for the last 15 years, but it all changed in the last few months after scores of well-known politicians joined the party, making it a formidable political force. is it high tide for imran khan?
published january 22 2012
water woes
karachi loses 35% of its water in leaky pipes. singapore loses less than 5%. what can we learn from the smart city state?
published august 23, 2012
what do you do when news becomes mundane?
you team up with the creative department, delve into voluminous public data, and produce information graphics.
you inform public discourse, visually.
