Category: 8. Editorial

The Mayflower Journey was a historic voyage made by the English Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower ship in 1620. Continue Reading

Generally labeled as a taboo, the understanding of the word “religion” invites a deconstructive approach to dissuade a conventional interpretative rigidity. The situation becomes alarming when, within liberal organizations, young potential researchers decline visiting an “other’s”… Continue Reading

The chaotic withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan in 2021 did not just mark the end of America’s two-decade-long military presence; it also left behind a vast arsenal of military equipment now fueling instability in the region. Former U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized the Biden… Continue Reading

As Ramadan begins in Gaza, a familiar terror engulfs the land once again. Israel continues to violate the ceasefire, attacking civilians in both Gaza and the West Bank. It has now cut off all aid, blocked water, and prevented food from entering the territory—especially cruel when Muslims,… Continue Reading

Aurat March, the organisation that fights for women’s rights in Pakistan while also organising rallies on Women’s Day in cities across the country, has become both a powerful symbol of women’s solidarity and an effective platform for those oppressed by restrictive social norms to voice… Continue Reading

As the Prime Minister convened a special meeting with his cabinet at Islamabad’s Jinnah Convention Centre to review his government’s one-year performance, it is also time for a broader assessment of its tenure. While political confrontations with opposition parties have been frequent, the… Continue Reading

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Pakistan is facing other crisis and now water insecurity is also knocking at the door. Pakistan is rich in water resources and encompasses water reserves as in glaciers of Himalayas and annual rainfalls that feed 50-80% of its water supply in the western rivers- Chenab, Jhelum, Indus and… Continue Reading

Student unions have historically been the bedrock of intellectual growth, political activism and societal reform. Emerging in 19th century Europe as debating societies, their primary aim was to instil democratic values and critical thinking among young minds. Over time, these unions became… Continue Reading

I am writing to express my concerns about the inflation crisis in Pakistan, which has made life increasingly difficult for citizens. The continuous rise in the prices of basic necessities such as food, fuel, and electricity is pushing families into financial distress. Salaried individuals,… Continue Reading