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How Cultivation of Wheat Changed Mankind
There is no doubt that Humanity took a wrong turn with wheat. But all is not lost. If the Russian…
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Where Courses are a bother, and Campus Culture lacks guidance…
Students learn to skip and skim, not just their assigned readings, but everything. Everything is done at maximum speed and…
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The Legacies of Small Businesses
When the pandemic subsides one-third of New York City’s small businesses may never open again. This adds up to about…
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Cult of the Sati in Tharparkar
The tale of the veneration of Kasuma Sati and others who immolated themselves. Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro During my several years’…
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Ancient Remains of the Gaj Valley
There are also many prehistoric and Indus-period sites in different Nais or valleys in Khirthar. Of these, the Rohel Ji…
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Observations of an Expat: Crunch Meeting
International markets – stock markets, commodity markets, oil and gas markets—will either plunge or soar at the news from Brussels.…
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Read the writing on the wall Mr. Prime Minister!
In western democracy, under declining public opinions/trust /esteem, prime ministers decided to step down gracefully. In Pakistan, they stick to…
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Stories in Stone
The necropolis of the Burfats is located on a small hill and conspicuous from a distance. There are more than…
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Russia-Ukraine Remarrying Cousins
War has always consequences. None can determine what next can occur and where it can lead, including President Putin but…
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The fall of Sindh to the Company: A Defeat with Many Names
“Sheedian Wari Larrae” – this newly learned name of the Miani battle pushed me to ponder over some questions. Were…
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