Point of View
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Dilemma of Modern Intelligentsia
While swift to oppose external proposals for administrative division, a prominent segment of the contemporary literary community maintains a conspicuous…
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Smaller Provinces Will Not Fix Misrule-2
The country has been ruled by a combination of civilian and military leaders. We maintained the federal nature of the…
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Smaller Provinces Will Not Fix Misrule
The size of a country or the number of its provinces does not make it governable or ungovernable. Ambassador M.…
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Social Media’s Silent Toll on Youth
The Silent Crisis: Young Minds in the Age of Social Media Excessive screen time, late-night scrolling, social comparison and the…
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Pakistan: New Provinces Conundrum
Before reaching the question of an administrative reset, Pakistanis first must ask a fundamental question: Is this current setup capable…
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New Provinces: Pakistan’s Governance Dilemma
Before we redraw the map of Pakistan, we should ask a simple question: Are our existing institutions working effectively? In…
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Motorcycle Lights Threaten Sindh’s Roads
Flash lights of motorcycle have become a road-safety hazard in Sindh Growing use of high-intensity and improperly fitted motorcycle lights…
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Sindh: The Lawless State!
Justice in Sindh today lives in forced exile, while the metaphorical “apes” of classic allegory occupy the chairs of law…
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Imperial Exhaustion, Hasty Departure
Pakistan’s birth was actually forged through a complex interplay of post-WWII British imperial collapse, regional political dynamics, and inherited colonial…
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The Road Not Taken
Meaningful action could help rebuild trust, foster empathy and national solidarity, and begin restoring the fractured relationship between Balochistan and…
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