Blogs
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Poverty is not the Destiny
Stand up for your legitimate rights. Because poverty may be inherited, but helplessness does not have to be. Kalavanti Raja…
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Transparent System Builds Public Trust
Merely enacting laws does not make a system transparent. The spirit of the law is revealed in its enforcement. Even…
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The Many Faces of Bureaucracy
Reflecting on my work across Pakistan, Sudan, and Iraq, I’ve seen how “bureaucracy” transforms from a wall of red tape…
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Protecting Thar’s Natural Wealth
The real wealth of Thar is not its land; it lies in its trees, grasses, animals, people and the natural…
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The Illusion of Emancipation
The industrial experiment has not set us free. It has atomized our families, commodified our dignity, and traded the timeless…
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Charity Brings Fulfillment in Life
Give the world back a little of your blessings and make this world a healthier, happier and peaceful home for…
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A Wake-Up Call to Sindhis
Sindhis everywhere must wake up, stand together and organize peaceful, democratic resistance—before it is too late. Dr. Muhammad Mataro Hingorjo…
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When Superstition Becomes a Business
The Bhopas’ or so-called Faith Healers’ Growing Grip on Vulnerable Lives The government should map and investigate complaints against practitioners…
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Tharparkar: The Monsoon Tragedies
While public focus in Tharparkar frequently centers on poverty and suicides, an overlooked crisis unfolds on its roads each monsoon.…
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