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Public Issues
Power Breakdown in Larkana: A Man-Made Disaster
The concerned authorities didn’t realize the agonies of general public and the anxiety is growing among the people causing mental…
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Feature
Sudan: A meaningless truce, as shelling continues
Khartoum residents decried the declarations truce as meaningless amid reports of shelling, air raids and anti-aircraft fire Yousif Ibrahim Abubaker…
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Blogs
Science: An Episteme of Knowledge
Science is rooted in the pursuit of verifiable knowledge, aiming to uncover objective truths about the universe SHOUKAT LOHAR Science…
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History
A Jain Sadhu’s Pilgrimage to Sindh (Part-XVII)
The unprecedented joy that our group experienced during the 500 – 600 miles of journey from Shivganj (Marwad) to Karachi…
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Analysis
Observations of an Expat: Russian Chickens
A few weeks ago the Wagner Group were the heroes of the motherland who had captured Bakhmut. On Saturday they…
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Blogs
Critical Pedagogy: Democratization of Teaching Practice
Critical Pedagogy offers an alternative by centering the experiences and voices of all learners, challenging oppressive structures, and promoting social…
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News
21 Kazakh universities enter the global ranking of best world universities
Around 3000 universities from all over the world took part in the sample from 104 countries Astana The QS World…
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News
Kyrgyzstan begins building ‘Asman’ – A Smart City
Asman would become a financial hub connecting East and West, North and South, and a locomotive for the economy of…
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Analysis
Singapore may elect a President once seen as a favorite for premiership
Ruling People’s Action Party, which had dismissed the sample survey as not reflective of the electorate’s support for a Non-Chinese…
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News
Turkmenistan opens its newly built city of Arkadag
As part of the first phase of development of Arkadag, 336 modern buildings have been built including multi-story residential buildings…
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