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Public Opinion
Privatization Burdens Lower Middle Class
The reported sale of PIA to the Arif Habib Consortium for about PKR 135 billion is being talked about as…
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Literature
Year of the Departed – Chinese Poetry
This year, too many things left us without even a farewell, snow drifted from the sky, falling between us. In…
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Point of View
Civilian Authority in a Security State
Pakistan is a post-colonial security state where power precedes law, institutions manage society rather than represent it, and legitimacy flows…
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Point of View
Gul Plaza Fire Ignites Reform Urgency
Karachi has once again witnessed a heartbreaking tragedy. In Pakistan, especially in crowded urban centers like Karachi, safety is still…
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Point of View
Karachi: The City That Burns
Cities do not burn by chance. They burn when societies decide silently that they can afford to let them. Without…
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Literature
Freedom- Poetry from the Greece
We are in need of second educational system Rewrite new words Or learn the meaning of the old one. Eva…
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Ethics
Reforming the Young Minds
Education of young minds means we have to make them into decent human beings with minds which do not think…
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Literature
Maharani Didda: Witch Queen of Kashmir-25
Didda said, “I never wanted to be a goddess. I am a human being made of flesh and blood. I…
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Anthropology
Discovering the Rock Art across Khirthar
The mountains of Sindh have served as a canvas where people inscribed their beliefs, rituals and journeys, transforming the rugged…
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Anniversary
Hafeez Sheikh: Sindh’s Unquiet Conscience
Hafeez Sheikh (1931–1971) rose from severe economic hardship to become one of the most distinctive realist voices in South Asian…
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