Sirbaz Khan’s latest achievement—becoming the first Pakistani to summit all 14 of the world’s 8,000-metre peaks without supplementary oxygen—is nothing short of remarkable. It is not merely a personal triumph but a national milestone, one that demands far more than a momentary round of applause.

For a country often reduced to conflict headlines, feats such as these offer a narrative that deserves more prominence: of resilience, discipline, and unparalleled human endurance. Pakistan’s........

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