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History
Rahim Hingoro: The Last Hur Fighter
The colonial period ended in 1947, yet the Hur rebellion continued under the leadership of Rahim Hingoro He was captured…
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Education
Education: Sindh Govt.’s Tall Claims Stand Exposed
Annual School Census in Dadu District Reveals Widespread Lack of Basic Facilities in Government Schools Out of 1,698 Govt. Schools,…
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Book Review
Soldier, State, and the Empire
How Professional Armies Reshaped Europe and the World Professional armies institutionalized racial and class hierarchies. They categorized people as civilized…
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Literature
Prose Poetry: From Chaos to Rebellion
Seeing the prose poem as a new genre may resolve many of the conflicts it has generated and disentangle the…
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Anthropology
Sindh’s Intellectual and Moral Values
In the modern era, traditional moral and social values encounter several new challenges By AYESHA BUGHIO Sindh is one of…
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Literature
Spring Melody – Poetry from China
A peasant woman bending to transplant rice seedlings A stylus that touches the earth’s vinyl record. Ye Lin, originally named…
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Literature
Albanian Poetry: Memory is Wet
Bilall Maliqi, an Albanian writer and poet from Serbia, shares his poetry Bilall Maliqi is a writer, poet and publicist,…
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Public Opinion
The Escalating Crisis of Unemployment
The unemployment continues to plague our nation and undermine its greatest asset: its youth Eman Fatima | Rawalpindi I want…
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Health
Understanding Stress: Causes, Effects, Management
Stress is an inevitable part of human life, yet the ability to manage it is a crucial determinant of overall…
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Analysis
Where is the end of the tunnel?
Will Pakistanis see sunshine sooner or later? It is hard to tell. The core of the problem does not lie…
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