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Ashfaq Ahmad’s Heera Mann and Shakespeare’s King Lear teach us to embrace life's contradictions and ambivalence.

Technology's rise threatens self-discovery, pushing man into hyper-individualism and digital distraction.

Punctuation, rooted in ancient Greece, shapes writing clarity and tone—essential for comprehension and rhythm.

Groupthink stifles individuality, conditioning students to conform rather than challenge ideas in education.

Cognitive dissonance is the clash between beliefs and actions, visible in politics, personal choices, and society.

The subscribers of the national postal service complain of the snail-paced delivery of their posts.

Print media is deemed by all demographics, including Millennials, as more trustworthy than its digital counterpart.

Life imitates art far more than art imitates life. - Oscar Wilde.

Overthinking is the worst dampener of the will that urges one to wade through uncertainties.