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Literature
Rababa Cruelty – Poetry from Egypt
Distance Plays the last tune Of torment… Nageh Ahmed Mohamed Abdel Fattah, a poet from Egypt, shares his poem Nageh…
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Profile
Honoring a Sindhi Literary Icon
Dr. Fahmida Hussain has authored, edited, compiled, and translated numerous books, reflecting her deep engagement with literature, linguistics, and cultural…
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Literature
Karbala: A Prayer Performed with Blood
In the vast, burning silence of the desert, Where no river ran and no mercy flowed, A handful of souls…
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Environment
Industrial Discharges Poison Canal Water
Unfiltered Industrial Waste Discharged into KB Feeder Canal. Environmental Authorities Launch Probe The situation in Kotri is not isolated. Across…
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Energy
Harnessing the Wind Power
Wind has been harnessed for centuries—first for sailing ships, then to grind grain and pump water using traditional windmills We…
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Literature
Poetry: The Weapon of Peace
It bears no edge, the sword I carry, No point, no blood, no pride — It is silence that defeats…
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Literature
Blog: Lighting Up the Mind
To read is to travel inward and outward at the same time. The mysterious flame that illuminates the human mind,…
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Literature
In Memory, Within My Heart
With memory living deep in our soul, Your spirit in our hearts forever whole. Marjona Baxtiyorovna Jo‘rayeva, a young poetess…
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Psychology
Blog: Observe More, Judge Less
Observation requires patience, empathy, humility, and courage. It asks us to see people and situations as they are, not as…
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Analysis
Observations of an Expat: Scary Thoughts
“Democracy is inherently corrupt, inefficient and prone to decay. Public opinion is shaped by the media and academia which creates…
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