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About Sir Ammar Hashmi
Ammar Hashmi, a Mechanical Engineering graduate from UET Lahore (RCET Campus) and native of Multan, Punjab, began his CSS journey under Sir Syed Kazim Ali's mentorship for English preparation. He qualified for the CSS exam on his very first attempt although he was not allocated a seat. His passion for learning and writing led him to contribute to CSSPrepForum, where he shares insightful articles to help CSS and PMS aspirants. His work reflects a deep understanding of national and global issues, and he writes to guide others through the complexities of competitive exams. In addition to writing, Sir Ammar Hashmi is a respected coach of Current Affairs and General Ability at CSSPrepForum and Howfiv. His comprehensive past paper solutions, conceptual clarity, and structured teaching approach make him a valuable mentor for aspirants seeking success in Pakistan’s toughest exams. Through his efforts, he aims to empower students with the knowledge and strategy needed to perform exceptionally.
Credentials
Degree
Mechanical Engineering
University
UET Lahore (RCET Campus)
Age
25
Profession
Author | Coach
City
Multan
Province
Punjab
Country
Pakistan
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Sir Ammar Hashmi
What Will It Take to Defeat Corruption in Pakistan?
Corruption in Pakistan cripples institutions and drains resources. Real reform demands political will, independent oversight, and a systemic, enduring strategy.
16 September 2025
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What’s Undermining Pakistan’s Internal Security Today?
Pakistan’s internal security faces threats from extremism, inequality, and mis-governance. Real stability demands inclusive reforms and empowered civilian rule.
16 September 2025
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432
CPEC: Pakistan’s Economic Game Changer or Missed Opportunity?
CPEC offers Pakistan a path to economic revival through infrastructure, energy, trade, and jobs, but its success hinges on governance, equity, and foresight
16 September 2025
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566
Rethinking War: Pakistan and the Battlefront of Hybrid Warfare
Hybrid warfare threatens Pakistan through disinformation, cyberattacks, insurgency, and economic coercion. Only strategic unity can ensure national resilience.
16 September 2025
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548
Unfulfilled Promises: Pakistan’s Energy Policy 2013–2018
Pakistan’s Energy Policy 2013–2018 offered ambitious reforms to end power shortages and restructure the sector, but weak execution hindered real progress.
5 September 2025
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855
Why the Kabul River Could Spark a Water Crisis?
Pakistan and Afghanistan face rising tensions over the Kabul River, with climate change, dam building, and mistrust threatening a new water conflict in South Asia.
5 September 2025
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631
Why does Trump’s Paris Exit Still Haunt Climate Diplomacy?
Trump’s 2017 exit from the Paris Accord shocked the world, undermining climate unity, U.S. credibility, and global efforts to address the climate crisis.
5 September 2025
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561
What Is China Really Building with the Belt and Road?
China’s Belt and Road Initiative is reshaping global power through infrastructure, diplomacy, and digital outreach, offering influence far beyond trade.
5 September 2025
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750
What’s Holding Back Muslim Unity on Gaza?
OIC, Arab League, and GCC have voiced outrage over Gaza but failed to deliver unified, impactful action which raises questions about their credibility and cohesion.
1 September 2025
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655
What Can Pakistan Do for Kashmir, Realistically?
Pakistan must balance diplomacy, law, and soft power to advocate for Kashmir amid India's clampdown in IIOJK, rising repression, and global silence.
1 September 2025
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509
What Will Shape the Future of Globalism Next?
As powers shift and crises converge, the future of globalism hinges on adaptive cooperation, inclusive multilateralism, and a renewed commitment to shared solutions.
1 September 2025
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