Editorial
Independence Day is not merely a commemoration of freedom; it is a reminder of the constitutional and moral responsibilities that follow it. Seventy-eight years after 14th August 1947, Pakistan still faces governance, economic, and social challenges that demand more than slogans. Republic Policy identifies five foundational principles—Federalism, Devolution, Democracy, Rule of Just Law, and Innovation—as the blueprint for a stronger, united, and progressive Pakistan.
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Federalism ensures that the federation’s units have genuine autonomy and equitable access to resources. This is not optional—it is the lifeline of a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural Pakistan. Without true federalism, unity becomes fragile, and grievances deepen.
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Devolution brings governance to the grassroots, making decision-making local, responsive, and transparent. Independence loses meaning if citizens cannot influence decisions that shape their daily lives.
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Democracy is more than periodic elections—it is the daily practice of accountability, pluralism, and protection of rights. A truly democratic Pakistan listens to dissent and values every voice.
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Rule of Just Law guarantees that laws themselves are fair, constitutional, and rights-aligned. Without justice, laws become instruments of control rather than protection.
Innovation fuels economic resilience and national competitiveness. Embracing technology, research, and creative solutions is essential for a 21st-century Pakistan.
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This Independence Day, Pakistan’s pledge must go beyond ceremonial flags—it must be to institutionalize these five principles, turning freedom into lasting stability, justice, and prosperity. Urdu Version (Republic Policy Format)
