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From Hunting Dog to Political Tool
Waatho refers to a specific breed of hunting dog. Waatho literally means “the one who restrains or captures.” But when…
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A Friendship beyond the Borders
Ram is getting married in Mysore, India, to his Swedish partner. I imagined the vibrant colors, the music, and the…
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The Sacred and the Profane
Literature is a sacred treasure of mankind, and it must be looked upon with reverence and a sacred trust. Ultimate…
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Build Faith in Younger Generation
The world’s youth are not a problem to be solved; they are the greatest opportunity of our time. If we…
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Navigating the Tides of Uncertainty
An uncertain life is a profound challenge that affects millions globally, transcending borders and socio-economic strata By Abdullah Usman Morai…
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Dreams of a Distant Homeland
For me, Thul town of Jacobabad, Sindh is a dot on a map and a collection of stories. For my…
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THANKS: The Most Human Word
In a world full of noise, gratitude keeps humanity alive, so today, and every day, let us remember to say:…
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History of Order: From Religion to Science
The history of order is not a linear march toward absolute truth but a continuous process of reinterpretation. Religion and…
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Meeting One’s Self, Seeking Peace
The practice of writing a daily diary builds self-confidence, awakens creativity, and most importantly, reconnects us with our true selves.…
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Communal Justice: Mediation versus Judiciary
A coordinated system of courts and mediation can provide the most effective social justice. Courts would focus on supervision and…
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