Pakistan, May 6 -- In the dusty corners of Pakistan's war-torn regions, poverty is not just an economic condition; it is a harsh, visible reality etched into every wall, every field, and every face. Children study under the open sky, their classrooms marked by bullet-ridden walls, while communities struggle to survive without clean water, healthcare, or electricity. In once-thriving bazaars of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, silence has replaced the hum of life, leaving behind a landscape of hardship. Here, poverty is not merely the absence of wealth-it is the absence of opportunity, safety, and justice. It is a story of survival, woven into the fabric of daily life, affecting millions who face not just a lack of income, but a lifetim...