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Tribal Clashes Ravage the Indus Eco-Zone
Tribal enmities and criminal hideouts along the Indus River are severely damaging vital ecological covers. Strengthening governance, banning parallel justice…
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The Social Media Etiquettes
Responsible Use of Social Media in Our Everyday Lives By Abdullah Usman Morai | Sweden We are living in an…
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Democratic Socialism getting place in USA
Socialism is the hope of change, which will upscale the life of US Citizens. Mohammad Zafar Wassan The midterm elections…
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Politics: The Mohajir Paradox
The Mohajir community must reckon with the damage caused by its trajectory of isolation and separateness. Its well-being lies in…
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Stop Sindh’s Farmland Becoming Concrete Jungles
Concrete can accommodate people; it cannot feed them. The government must protect fertile land now, while planning settlements that meet…
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Political Entrapment Cripples Higher Education
Historical meritocracy in academic recruitment has been dismantled by political favors and union interference, leading to an influx of underqualified…
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The Growing Burden of Anxiety in Pakistan
The number of people suffering from mental health conditions reportedly increased from 30 million in 2019 to 32.4 million in…
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Politics: The Scars of Power
We do not believe in free and fair elections to let genuine leaders emerge with the people’s trust and confidence;…
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The Nature’s loss: Indus River’s Elegy
Indus River’s Elegy traces how centuries of colonial engineering, post-independence dams, and entrenched political corruption decimated the Indus River’s vital…
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Sindh: Education for Sale
For God’s Sake, Don’t Play with Education and the Future of Sindh By Kalavanti Raja Imagine a young applicant standing…
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