Month: September 2021
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Public Opinion
Upgrade Teaching Methodology
There must be quarterly training conducted for the teacher to upgrade their teaching methodology. It is beyond doubt that quality…
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Uncategorized
Misconceptions about Democracy – No more a Myth
Pakistan, having undergone several Martial Laws, has had a turbulent relationship with democracy. “As I would not be a slave,…
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Sindhis Beyond Sindh
Dr. Kartar Lalvani – A Sindhi Sikh Entrepreneur of UK
Dr. Kartar is also a philanthropist, scholar and historian, serving as an honorary professor at the University of Franche-Comté. Lalvani…
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World Literature
Corona – The Poetry from Vietnam
Only the fear virus is eternally so much different, it feasts on lips, parasites on tongue, lies on every unexpectedly…
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Blogs
Ignoring the horrors of slavery….
The line between servants and slaves was thin, almost to the point of invisibility, except for the factor of race.…
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Blogs
Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai…. Poet of Nature and Human Behavior
The description of natural beauty with special focus on human behavior goes on and on throughout the poetry of Latif.…
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Archaeology
The Lost City of Mohen Jo Daro
The sculptures were all found broken. Whoever came in at the very end of the Indus period clearly didn’t like…
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Blogs
Defending Ideals of Founding Fathers
We’re at a crossroads. It’s a good time—a necessary time—to see what is going on and to fight for the…
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Literature
Remembering My Absent Mother
The old mother forged many destinies and fused her blood with the leaves of the wind scattered in different latitudes,…
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Agriculture
‘Adapting to Salinity in the Southern Indus Basin’ project launched
Funded by Australian govt., the 2.5-year project is a launching pad for a 10-year program to explore how Pakistan can…
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