Consequently, both political and business organisations are hunting down the leaders who have an aptitude to inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and achieve more.

The demise of our social ethics under the debris of political dirt has revealed over the time the public goods of prosperity or progression are nothing but a fairy tale.

Our flint-hearted politicians fundamentally have not only crossed the Rubicon in treks of their power struggles but also pigeonhole the national issues.

Amid widespread corruption and political instability, yet the ecosystem of media, human rights and freedom of religion is not free from the tentacles of the government in Pakistan.

Turbo-charged with sectarian violence, anaemic rule of law and hefty reliance on foreign debts we cannot compete in the world by allowing outrageous racial inequalities to destroy our dreams, our hopes and our future.

ENGINES of injustice and racial in equalities powered by Covid-19 working nonstop to grind nations and ethnically diverse communities.

Scapegoating and boasts from the mouthpieces of our political elites and rulers have eternally dogged us over the questions of a dysfunctional corrupt system, fractured economy and failed egalitarianism.

Every failure shapes our life if we pick to learn, however, in the political circus yet we see our leaders throwing dirt on each other rather than man up to show us the way forward.

The harrowing scenes unfolding on our television screens, hospitals running out of oxygen and overwhelmed crematoriums characterise the heart-breaking dilemma of “Pandemic citizens of the lost world”.

The brand factor of Covid-19 has sent chills deep down the spine of international trade, global diplomacy, social and health care systems simply for being guided by politics, not science.