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Analysis
Water Woes of Pakistan
Another report suggests that Pakistan ranks 14 out of 17 countries designated as “extremely high water-risk” nations. Prof. Dr. Abdullah…
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History
Jherruk and the Ismailis during the British rule (Part-I)
The historic town of Jherruk is located between Hyderabad and Thatta in Sindh, where wheat, rice, sugar-cane, cotton, vegetables and…
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Education
Breaking the Silence: How Noise Can Enhance Learning and Engagement
A study found that students in noisy classrooms were more likely to generate unique and creative ideas, as the noise…
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News
Int’l pressure on Pakistan for acknowledgement of 1971 genocide: Justice Shahkar
After being forced to leave his family in Pakistan, he went to Sweden and started to live there. He has…
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Feature
How Lebanon is replacing the collapsing lira with the dollar
The Lebanese lira has been in freefall; the country’s largest 100,000 lira bill is now worth less than $1, a…
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News
Sindh govt. to setup Information Call Center to counter fake news and propaganda
Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon reviews the performance of Sindh Information Dept. and issues directives for further improvement Karachi, Sindh…
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Education
Teachers Training Underway Across Sindh
First phase of training of newly recruited Junior Elementary School Teachers has also been launched – Sindh Education Minister By…
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Blogs
Abuse of Technology: Cell Phone, a major cause of academic decline
There are many ailments associated with improper and overuse of technology, cell phone in particular. Teen Texting Tendonitis is just…
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Poetry
I call you ‘Beotnamu’ (Friend Tree) – A Poem from Korea, the Land of Morning Calm
Yang Geum-Hee Born in 1967 in Jeju, Korea, Yang Geum-Hee published three books – two collections of poetry: ‘Happiness Account’,…
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Languages
Languages in Russia Disappearing Faster than Data Suggests
The results of the 2021 census show that the number of speakers of nearly all of Russia’s minority languages declined…
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