Pakistan, Oct. 30 -- The Senate on Thursday unanimously adopted a resolution, calling for a coordinated national effort to curb Pakistan's rapid population growth and prevent the country's demographic dividend from turning into a "demographic time bomb". Central Leader of PPP Senator Sherry Rehman moved the resolution. Moving the resolution, Rehman said Pakistan's population had reached 241.49 million, placing unprecedented pressure on national resources. She described rapid population growth as one of the country's most overlooked challenges, affecting households already struggling with water insecurity and increasing climate vulnerability. She said the pressures were also affecting nutrition, education and human development. Many people...