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Climate Change – A Threat to The World
“Climate change is one of the greatest challenges facing humanity, and it is the world’s most vulnerable populations who are most immediately at risk. The actions of the wealthiest nations-those…
Lifting the Veil: Myths about Neurodiversity
Amid a plethora of heavy jargon that the internet throws at us at all times, one must have come across the words ‘neurotypical’ and ‘neurodivergent’. Everybody is talking about them…
The closure of Marghazar zoo at Islamabad
“The only creature on earth whose natural habitat is a zoo is the zookeeper.” – Robert Brault. Recently the world witnessed the hard-fought freedom of the world’s loneliest elephant –…
Street food in Pakistan
It is said that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. The way to stomach part? Spot on. But I don’t really think this applies to men…
Modi Declares new era in Indian Occupied Kashmir
Indian Occupied Kashmir witnessed the first-ever polls after the revocation of article 370 during the last quarter of 2020. District Development Council (DDC) elections were the first local elections after…
The dilemma of teenage limbo
“One moment we’re broken and then we’re fine. Lost in the puzzle of the teenage mind” – Tate McRae Teenage; a period of 7 years, 2555 days of memories, scars,…
Socialization: How does it benefit mental and physical health
The process through which individuals are taught to be experienced members of a society is known as socialization. It narrates the ways in which people come to recognize and accept…
Beggary – An organized crime in Pakistan
In Pakistan today, it is nearly impossible to go out in public and not being stopped by a beggar. Ragged clothes, muddy feet without any shoes, and a memorized “script”…
HAZARA KILLINGS IN PAKISTAN
Since 1890, the citizens of Hazaras have been in fear and terror. It has been almost 130 years. Many citizens of Hazaras were replaced after the genocide that was initiated…
How tea made its way to Pakistan
The British may have evacuated the subcontinent 73 years ago, but what they left behind is now a prominent part of our culture: Tea. More precisely, it’s a distinct part…
Badshahi Mosque and Serendipity
The golden rays of the 7 a.m sun shine through the silvery fog and on to the ivory domes as they light up in an ethereal glow. The magnificent architecture…
A silent cry for help
What is a pandemic? A pandemic is the worldwide spread of a new disease. An influenza pandemic occurs when a new influenza virus emerges and spreads around the world, and…
Pakistan’s Response to Indian Cold Start Doctrine: Deployment of NASR
The Indian cold start doctrine is essentially an Indian war plan made to invade the sovereign territory of Pakistan. This plan includes multiple branches of the Indian military and was…
What article 370 meant to Kashmir
“Notwithstanding anything in this Constitution, — (a) the provisions of article 238 shall not apply in relation to the State of Jammu and Kashmir; (b) the power of Parliament to…
EFFECT OF COVID-19 ON ENTREPRENEURS
Introduction A global pandemic has gripped the world and turned the world as we know it upside down. When staring in the terrifying face of COVID-19, no one is safe,…
When will Gender-biased violations in Turkey end?
Femicide continues to rise since turkey’s government withdraws from an agreement that was meant for gender-based violence. Banners and protests were raised against this agreement. In 2019 alone, 474 women…
Karachi’s Transformation Plan: A View Into The Orphan City’s Future
Karachi has long been plagued by municipal and infrastructural problems due to political instability and corruption by the provincial and local parties. Despite being the largest city in terms of…
COMMUNISM VS. CAPITALISM IN TIMES OF CORONA
Pandemics are not something new. They have been there throughout human history. With the advancement in science, technology, medicine, and bioengineering the adverse effects of infectious diseases are more likely…
What Biden’s success looks like at home and abroad?
President-elect Biden will be the head of the government and he would rather govern by consensus than an executive order. Therefore most large-scale bills will need to pass Congress before…
Karachi’s Transformation Plan: A View Into The Orphan City’s Future
Karachi has long been plagued by municipal and infrastructural problems due to political instability and corruption by the provincial and local parties. Despite being the largest city in terms of…