Dr. Shuja Saghir Khan is a renowned social figure in Pakistan, with over 30 years of dedicated service in social work. He is a senior journalist and columnist for leading newspapers and the anchor of Pakistan’s first website channel. He hosts the popular program “Voice of Ibne Adam.” Academically, he holds a Master’s degree in International Relations from Karachi University, having completed his earlier education at Greenwood School, Islamia College, and Karachi University.

Dr. Shuja is the founder of Free Medical Camping in Karachi, having organized approximately 500 free medical camps from Karachi to Vendor, Baluchistan. His exceptional contributions have earned him 25 prestigious awards, including the Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah Award, Kargil Memorial Award, Istaqlal Pakistan Award, Tipu Sultan Shaheed Award, Muhammad Ali Johar Award, Personality of the Millennium 2000 Award, and numerous Best Social Worker and Journalist awards.

In 1995, he was honored with the title of “Quaid-e-Homeopathy” by students and homeopathic doctors for his significant role in advancing homeopathy and human welfare. Dr. Shuja operates a charity clinic in New Karachi, providing free homeopathic treatment for over 20 years. His focus is on improving the lives of the new generation and senior citizens, and he is working towards establishing free old age homes across the country.

Currently, Dr. Shuja is addressing critical health issues such as cancer, Hepatitis B and C, diabetes, high blood pressure, and infertility through homeopathic and natural medicines. He is the co-coordinator of the NGO BWA, partnering with UNICEF on health and nutrition projects in Umerkot. He has also served as the General Secretary of Anmol Foundation and has been involved with many reputable NGOs in the past