Blogs
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Single National Curriculum: Review of Model Textbooks – Part-II
[Introduction to Series: Dr. Anjum Altaf, former Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at LUMS, is writing…
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Creating Resilience in Classrooms
Resilience helps to develop mentally healthy and adaptable people. If someone is resilient, he would be mentally and emotionally strong…
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Single National Curriculum: Review of Model Textbooks – Part-I
[Introduction to Series: Dr. Anjum Altaf, former Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at LUMS, is writing…
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Ignoring the horrors of slavery….
The line between servants and slaves was thin, almost to the point of invisibility, except for the factor of race.…
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Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai…. Poet of Nature and Human Behavior
The description of natural beauty with special focus on human behavior goes on and on throughout the poetry of Latif.…
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Defending Ideals of Founding Fathers
We’re at a crossroads. It’s a good time—a necessary time—to see what is going on and to fight for the…
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Towards a personalized education system
Under the program, both individuals and organizations—such as non-profits, tutors, and museums—can apply to the State Board of Education for…
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Observations of an Expat: Underwater Problems
The Americans, Australians and British are very happy with the new nuclear sub deal and creation of new alliance but…
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We may never have some answers…..
Philosophers and scientists have been grappling with consciousness for thousands of years. The discussions and explorations have been lively, but…
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America’s Masjid Wars
Last year, the Department of Justice released a study, which found that religious minorities continue to be discriminated against because…
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