Month: July 2023
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Entertainment
Cinema and Filmmaking in Africa
Africa has all the human, economic resources, and all the energies and talent to shape its own destiny Monitoring Desk…
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Feature
UN’s transgender rights campaign goes global
Currently, more than 90 per cent of transgender people in India leave their homes or are thrown out by age…
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Feature
Time to end gender-based violence, boost role of women in politics, public life
A recent study conducted by UN Women in 39 countries found that 81.8 per cent of women parliamentarian experienced psychological…
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Literature/Poetry
Endure in the Ice Valley – A Poem from Korea
Say Young Kim Mr. Say Young Kim is a medical doctor and poet who made his debut in “Literary Age”…
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Book Review
Tryst with Koki: A Post-Partition Journey of Survival, Sustenance and Strength
Koki is a long-lasting Sindhi flatbread. Here it can be seen as a metaphor because it was Koki on which…
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Public Issues
Power Breakdown in Larkana: A Man-Made Disaster
The concerned authorities didn’t realize the agonies of general public and the anxiety is growing among the people causing mental…
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Feature
Sudan: A meaningless truce, as shelling continues
Khartoum residents decried the declarations truce as meaningless amid reports of shelling, air raids and anti-aircraft fire Yousif Ibrahim Abubaker…
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Blogs
Science: An Episteme of Knowledge
Science is rooted in the pursuit of verifiable knowledge, aiming to uncover objective truths about the universe SHOUKAT LOHAR Science…
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History
A Jain Sadhu’s Pilgrimage to Sindh (Part-XVII)
The unprecedented joy that our group experienced during the 500 – 600 miles of journey from Shivganj (Marwad) to Karachi…
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Analysis
Observations of an Expat: Russian Chickens
A few weeks ago the Wagner Group were the heroes of the motherland who had captured Bakhmut. On Saturday they…
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