Month: June 2025
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Travelogue
One Continent, Two Wanderers
Budapest, the capital of Hungary, lies on both sides of the Danube River. The hilly side is called Buda, and…
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Literature
Poetry: When the Evening Comes
When evening comes, My morning revolution subsides I live in my mother’s lap. Turkia Loucif, an Algerian writer and poet,…
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Blogs
Psychoanalysis: Who Stayed in Tehran
“Don’t tell me to leave Tehran. I will stay—to hold the city for those who didn’t have the strength to…
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Blogs
Iran: War and the Psychology
War puts the mind and body under serious strain I cried when I saw the photo of a man carrying…
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Human Rights
Sindh Labor Code: A Charter of Slavery
All the conspiracies to impose the Sindh Labor Code through the backdoor will be defeated – Labor Conference Karachi, Sindh…
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Books & Authors
Tower of Light Shines in Hindi
“Tower of Light”: First Poetic Fairy Tale Inspired by Burj Khalifa Now Published in Hindi by Ukiyoto Publishing Dubai /…
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Literature
Celebrating the Literary Excellence
This year, the competition paid homage to Danilo Dolci, an Italian sociologist, poet, educator, and fervent nonviolence activist. Celebrated as…
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Literature
Poetry and the Poetic Language
Modern poetic theory is constantly looking for new rules of law with which to prove its transcendent legitimacy As for…
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Blogs
Psychology: The Prisoners of Someday
Break out of the soft, seductive prison of someday. The door has been open the whole time. By Abdullah Usman…
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Blogs
Together, Let Us Promote Peace
Let us come together to harness our thoughts and release the energy of peace into the world Dr. J Ravikumar…
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