Human Rights
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Human Rights
Rethinking Domestic Work in Sindh
Recognizing domestic work as real work deserving of dignity, protection, and fair compensation is both a legal necessity and a…
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Human Rights
Thirsty For The Justice
UN Report Exposes Water Governance Failures Plaguing the Poor in Nations like Pakistan By Mohammad Ehsan Leghari In a landmark…
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Human Rights
Silencing Sindh’s Young Intellectuals
Why is the state so afraid of peaceful and educated Sindhis? The answer is simple. A confident and educated Sindhi…
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Human Rights
U.S. Immigration: Deaths & Disappearances
Over 1,200 missing. Nearly 60,000 behind barbed wire – the record number of detainees, combined with secrecy and neglect, is…
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Human Rights
Sindh Labor Code: A Charter of Slavery
All the conspiracies to impose the Sindh Labor Code through the backdoor will be defeated – Labor Conference Karachi, Sindh…
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قومي
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Literature
Poetry: Time, the Slave Driver
Born to earth they too are Slaves of this slave Which dances to the tunes of Angels, Though makes us…
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Art and Culture
When Dreams Drift, Drama Takes Lead
The drama and dreams alike remain spaces of purification, liberation, and renewal, affirming that art is not only a mirror…
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Point of View
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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Literature
Poem:72 Cents and 72 Houris
I give you 72 houris, which will be my share of heaven, In return, You give 72 cents To a…
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Literature
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Literature/Poetry
Poetry: The Burning Boat
I had burnt my boat When I crossed the sea I was then alone Only my shadow witnessed it. Dr.…
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Literature/Poetry
Poetry: Give People a Smile
Give people A smile with sweetness Aim for God’s Pleasure So that the reward may reach you. Prof. Dr. Xhulfere…
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Literature/Poetry
Poetry: The edge of life!
Everything we thought really existed has been swallowed The universe does not exist and we are all just a dream…
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Literature/Poetry
Poetry: Travelling for Knowledge
Travelling teaches us to take care of each other It develops team spirits, sense of love and care Life is…
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Literature/Poetry
Whispers of Earth – Poetry from China
Gossamer dances with falling plumes I inscribe emerald tendrils from depths Su Yun, a 16-year young poet from China, shares…
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Literature
Poetry: Time, the Slave Driver
Born to earth they too are Slaves of this slave Which dances to the tunes of Angels, Though makes us…
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Art and Culture
When Dreams Drift, Drama Takes Lead
The drama and dreams alike remain spaces of purification, liberation, and renewal, affirming that art is not only a mirror…
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Point of View
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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Literature
Poem:72 Cents and 72 Houris
I give you 72 houris, which will be my share of heaven, In return, You give 72 cents To a…
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Literature
Pizza Times – Poetry from India
The time has changed Chapati has taken over A new form Pizza. Jernail S. Anand, an eminent poet from India,…
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Analysis
From Standoff to Strategic De-escalation
Gulf Crisis: One Step from World War III and the Quiet Triumph of Islamabad Diplomacy Mohammad Ehsan Leghari Recent events…
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Literature
Poetry: Will You Love Me…
Will you love me even as I scatter? For the moment you blow, your wish will come true… And I…
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information Technology
Pakistan: Where Smart Capital Should Flow
The real question is who will finance, build, and own the platforms that underpin that transformation. Raphic Burdo Pakistan is…
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Literature
Slaves rising up – Poetry from Azerbaijan
When I said, “Stand up, the judge is coming,” he did not stand up. “I don’t believe in your justice,”…
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Point of View
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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Art and Culture
Ustad Shafi Faqir: Living Legend of Sindhi Music
When the earth sings, the fragrance of the soil in the enchantment of melodies on-airs sweet voices scented with love.…
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Analysis
Observations of an Expat: Two-State Solution
Neither the US nor Israel can bomb the Palestinian issue out of existence. It only creates recruiting sergeants for future…
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Point of View
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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Blogs
Understanding the Chaos Theory
Chaos is not simply disorder—it is the invisible hand of change, shaping life, history, and humanity itself. Noor Muhammad Marri,…
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Literature
Normalcy – Poetry from Vietnam
Smoke covers the moon Grey ash is the sky Even the sun grows quiet, Too frightened to cry. Nguyen Quynh…
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Literature
Speech – A Poem from Algeria
Speak, speak, repeat, and argue We number, we weave We sow poetry, we create, and we produce. Mohamed Rahal, a…
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Blogs
Peephole view of Japanese society
Young people in Japan are more pessimistic about their personal prospects and the future of their country – Survey By…
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Literature
When Poets Turn Away from Their People
A true poet stands with his people, feels their pain and hopes, and brings them to life through his poetry.…
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Culture
The Forgotten Rituals of Sindh
There was a time in Sindh when even the smallest milestones of life were wrapped in celebration, meaning, and community…
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Psychology
Man – As Complex As Life Itself
Who is man? He is a creature with conspiracy in his heart, a smile on his lips, and a secret…
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Languages
Sindhi language: The Thread of Civilization
No civilization can flourish without its language; thus, the growth of Sindhi and other Indus languages is vital for the…
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Point of View
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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Point of View
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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Literature
Egyptian Poet Expands Horizons
Egyptian Poet Abdel Latif Moubarak Breaks International Borders with New English Collection “Probability” Cairo, Egypt / Barcelona, Spain Celebrated Egyptian…
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Literature
Ivy – A Poem from Jeju Island
When I meet a rock or a wall I want to slip my hand into the cracked wound no one…
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