In this episode, we explore climate change and sustainability through a powerful lens—individual responsibility. While governments and corporations play a vital role, our guest, Jibran Shafa who is the Green Buildings Program Lead at the Aga Khan Agency for Habitat (Global) explains how everyday choices, especially in building and designing our homes, can make a real impact.From green buildings to eco-conscious materials, the conversation highlights how sustainable living starts with personal decisions. It’s a deep dive into how each of us can contribute to protecting the planet—one mindful choice at a time. Tune in for an inspiring look at climate action from the ground up.

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Join Ali Mujeeb and Hafeez ur Rehman as they uncover the vast potential for sustainable growth in Gilgit-Baltistan. Furthermore, they talk about how the existing gaps in policy can be bridged through collaboration and cooperation among all the stakeholders of Gilgit-Baltistan. Watch the full Podcast to know what Hafeez ur Rehman thinks of Gilgit-Baltistan.

Why the protection of glaciers and ecology in GB is really important and how the glaciers retreat can badly affect the irrigation system in the mountain societies?Listen to this podcast as GM Shah (Accomplished M&E Expert & Environmentalist ) talks about the irreversible impacts of climate change on mountain communities, especially in Gilgit-Baltistan.

In this episode, Hasina a PhD scholar whose doctoral research focuses on the Living Spirituality of Glaciers in Gilgit-Baltistan, exploring the intricate cultural connections between communities and their natural environment.She is shedding light on how glaciers are revered as living entities. Alongside her, we have Ali Najeeb, Editor-in-Chief of Ibex Media Network, who brings his expertise as a climate journalist. Ali and Hasina uncover the role of indigenous practices and local wisdom in preserving these glaciers, emphasizing the significance of traditional knowledge in combating climate change. Together, they provide a comprehensive understanding of the symbiotic relationship between the people of mountain communities and their glacial landscapes, highlighting the importance of cultural and spiritual perspectives in environmental conservation.

Why is journalism in Pakistan so misunderstood? In this candid conversation, IMN’s Chief Editor Ali Najeeb sits down with renowned journalist and TV host Sidra Iqbal to dive deep into the real state of journalism today. We explore why the media has such a bad reputation across the world, especially in Pakistan, and what’s being done to change it. Sidra shares eye-opening insights on how women are pushing boundaries in a male-dominated media field, the struggle for real news in the digital age, and how media can make a real difference in tackling serious issues like fake news, human rights and climate change. Najeeb and Sidra also discussed about threats to climate sensitive and vulnerable regions like Gilgit-Baltistan from uncontrolled tourism and climate change. Whether you’re curious about media myths, women’s stories, or the realities of journalism in Pakistan, this podcast has it all!

In this episode of the IMN Podcast, Waqar Shirazi is joined by Amir Hussain and Fazal Sadi, who bring their comedic flair to the discussion. Titled "Gandi Baatain," this podcast features the trio humorously roasting each other and sharing their witty takes on various topics and the country's situation. It's a fun-filled episode with plenty of laughs and lively commentary.

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In this episode, human rights activist Beena Sarwar and educationist Nazir Mehmood join Amir Hussain to explore recent changes in Bangladesh and their potential impact on Pakistan. Beena Sarwar provides insights from her recent visit, addressing violent clashes, human rights concerns, and unemployment issues. Nazir Mehmood discusses needed reforms in the education sector and broader socio-economic challenges. They also examine what hinders protests and movements in Pakistan, and the role of establishment in shaping such dynamics..Connect with IMN

In this episode of the Development Series by IMN, Dr. Kaiser Bangali, a senior economist, and Mr. Amir Hussain, our host, explore the history, key features, and sectors covered by the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP). The conversation covers BISP's innovations and its impact on both micro and macroeconomic levels, and discusses policies to further enhance poverty alleviation and social support.Additionally, they provide an in-depth analysis of Pakistan's current economic situation, offering a comprehensive view of the country’s economic landscape and suggesting policies and government actions to improve it.

Former Minister of State and economist Mr. Haroon Sharif, alongside host Mr. Amir Hussain, discuss Pakistan's economic history, analyzing what went wrong in the past and the distinct eras of economic development. They explore the country's GDP trends and discuss the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for Pakistan's economy. Don't miss this insightful discussion on the nation's financial future and the way forward.Connect with IMN

In the exclusive episode of the IMN podcast, host Ali Mujeeb and Shams Lone engages in discussion about various issues in Gilgit Baltistan, with a particular focus on the changing dynamics & policies in Gilgit-Baltistan. Shams Lone discusses the role of a green tourism company and highlights public concerns surrounding it.Connect with IMN