University of the Punjab.

INTRODUCTION
I am a Lecturer in Statistics at the University of the Punjab, Lahore, and a PhD candidate with a focus on environmental and climate applications—especially spatio-temporal modeling, probabilistic indices, and forecasting. I teach core courses including Introductory Statistics, Regression Analysis, Econometrics, Sampling Techniques, and Statistical Computing (Excel and SPSS). I have supervised 40+ BS projects in statistical analysis and interpretation. Recent research and publications include climate-risk assessment and temperature/air-quality forecasting in Pakistan. I use R, SPSS, Python, and EViews, with an emphasis on reproducible workflows, data wrangling, and clear visualisation. My research interests include regression, time-series analysis, predictive modeling, and spatio-temporal modeling, with applications in climatology, epidemiology, and education. My aim is to turn statistical evidence into practical decisions that address environmental challenges, strengthen public health, and inform policy.