The Anthro Edit

'Mrs.' captures the quiet oppression of housework but misses the unseen burden of working women’s ‘second shift’.

From riverbanks to rickshaw-backs, Jhulelal’s legacy flows through Sindh — fluid, sacred, and, always in flux.

Behind the ease of self-medication lies a global health crisis—antibiotic resistance, misdiagnosis, and addiction.

When you're living in the digital age, boredom, existentialism and the search for meaning go hand in hand.

When it comes to women in public spaces, Pakistan and India blend together as two sides of the same coin

The teacher lectures, students absorb, and Paulo Freire rolls over in his grave. Is education just obedience training?

Chappell Roan’s Grammy win wasn’t just a triumph for her—it was a statement on artistry, power, and self-respect.

Instead of questioning the boy who led her on, Pakistan ridicules a mentally ill woman abandoned in a foreign country.

Shocking! Women are tired of being touched without consent and no, "I was just being friendly" isn’t an excuse anymore

A dystopian narrative reimagines the fate of River Ravi in the 22nd century, lost to human neglect