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Fragmentation empowers feudal dominance
The migration of the middle class from villages to urban centers did not merely alter demographics, it reshaped the balance…
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When Education Loses Purpose in Pakistan
The loss of educational purpose in Pakistan has created serious challenges for higher education and overall societal development. Kashif Rauf…
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From Thar Coal to Dubai Gold
Dubai was built for Emiratis, even if it was built by the world. Thar must be built for Tharis, even…
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Honour, Silence, and Responsibility
Some old ways of thinking—especially feudal and tribal attitudes—are no longer protecting society. In fact, they are hurting the younger…
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How Sindh’s Railways Fell Into Silence
Sindh’s Forgotten Railways – its Journey from Lifeline to Decline Abdullah Usman Morai | Sweden There was a time when…
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Anatomy of Change: Boycotts vs. Bombs
While violence may produce immediate disruption and compel attention, it often leads to fragmentation, loss of legitimacy, and long-term instability.…
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Academic Pressure and Mental Health Toll
Harassment, Academic Pressure, and the Hidden Mental Health Crisis in Pakistan’s Medical Colleges By Mohammad Ehsan Leghari In the quiet…
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Opinion: The Day of Reckoning
A defeated, fragmented Iran would leave Israel as the Middle East’s unchallenged hegemon, controlling lands up to the Euphrates and…
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Trump’s Abusive Language against Iran
Trump’s combative language towards Iran transcends mere political style; it constitutes a perilous discourse that undermines diplomacy, legitimizes violence, and…
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The Cultural Logic of Revolutions
Sindhi reformers must rethink their approach. They must speak the language of the common man—simple, respectful, and culturally rooted By…
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