In the past months I've been on a mission to make Pakistan's public data more useable through building open source databases and visualisations.
Today I'm launching Adaad (اعداد), a monthly data journal on Pakistan. Adaad is where those datasets become arguments and insights.
Everything here is made to be taken. The prose, the charts and the cleaned datasets are published under a Creative Commons licence (CC BY 4.0). Translate a piece for an Urdu newspaper. Rebuild a chart for a classroom. Rerun the analysis and publish your disagreement. All we ask is a line of credit and a link to the source.
Adaad also publishes contributors. If you have a question the data can answer — or data that raises a question — pitch it to [email protected]. For more details on what is required for a pitch, please see the about section.
Happy Independence Day — the struggle continues!
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@Mfatiamh03 Aeho bhala aedo proud Cha ty aahy....open drains, malnourished kids, above 40% living under poverty line, rule of law is severely thrashed, above of all human dignity is violated at all times.... Asn khy sharm mein budi marnr khapy
No, Sindhi waderas and pirs wanted to kick out Hindus since they wanted to replace them.....there are reported instances of extortion by Hurs from Hindus of Shikarpur and Sukkur but state sidelined them chose indian immigrants.
People from dysfunctional countries aura farming their ancient past is so cringe.
Ok great you were an empire, can you stop littering trash everywhere?