The craving for a strong leader in Pakistan’s history stems from a deep-rooted mistrust of democracy.

Pashto faces endangerment despite millions of speakers, requiring urgent steps for revival and preservation.

Dr. Amjad Hussain’s Tapestries explores a life shaped by cultures, arts, sciences, and the pursuit of truth.

APS attack highlights unaddressed accountability as parents demand justice and Voltaire's ideas question.

Babarra massacre highlights how propaganda shapes Pakistan's history, erasing regional diversity and truth.

Apparent absence of democracy is viewed from the jaundiced eyes of one or the other elite predispositions

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Don't depend blindly upon others' judgement but make up your own mind based upon facts and reason.

The common man doesn't realise that common sense has certain rules governing it.

Iqbal’s lecture on ijtihad argues for reviving dynamic Islamic thought, citing past rigidity and external impacts.