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Stuck in Karachi traffic? It’s okay, so is Jhulelal.
From riverbanks to rickshaw-backs, Jhulelal’s legacy flows through Sindh — fluid, sacred, and, always in flux.
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The silent epidemic: how self-medication puts health at risk
Behind the ease of self-medication lies a global health crisis—antibiotic resistance, misdiagnosis, and addiction.
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You can’t run from the void, but you can scroll past it
When you're living in the digital age, boredom, existentialism and the search for meaning go hand in hand.
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Caught in crossfire? Women under siege in influencer culture
When it comes to women in public spaces, Pakistan and India blend together as two sides of the same coin
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Is your school just a bank in disguise?
The teacher lectures, students absorb, and Paulo Freire rolls over in his grave. Is education just obedience training?
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Music’s Best New Artist, Chappell Roan carries the promise of a disruptive ‘Femininomenon’
Chappell Roan’s Grammy win wasn’t just a triumph for her—it was a statement on artistry, power, and self-respect.
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A ‘viral’ tragedy exposing society's failings in love, accountability, and gender
Instead of questioning the boy who led her on, Pakistan ridicules a mentally ill woman abandoned in a foreign country.
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Why do some men think personal space is optional?
Shocking! Women are tired of being touched without consent and no, "I was just being friendly" isn’t an excuse anymore
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A dystopian travelogue across the Ravi
A dystopian narrative reimagines the fate of River Ravi in the 22nd century, lost to human neglect
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The descent of reason and the triumph of spectacle
Neil Postman’s foresight on media’s impact, from misinformation to societal manipulation in the digital era