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Dirge for Karachi
Na Murad Karachi is a strange book, comprising of short essays or sketches about prominent and obscure people.
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Attack on parliament and politicians' hypocrisy
n this age of overflowing information, these leaders blatantly take common people for fools, it seems.
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Human trade and sinister Indian, Afghan footprint
Human trafficking is not merely a criminal issue, it is a profound societal threat.
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Can India become a self-correcting democracy?
This year’s electoral outcome provides Indian democracy a chance to mend itself.
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Forging AI's ethical path?
AI has an impact on every country; and thus its pros and cons must be resolved only collectively.
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American presidential debate
Human senses are the least reliable tool to detect the truth of things around us.
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The container city
The capital city resembles a dry dock where there are containers all over, and a brigade of traffic police
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Adapting to a changing world
Pakistan needs to capitalise on the demand in exports of sports goods as it had in the past.
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A peep into the power dynamics at educational conferences
These dynamics manifest in various ways, influencing interactions, decision-making and overall outcomes.
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The cosmos started with a bang
The debate surrounding the eternity of the Cosmos has been raging for at least a millenia if not longer.
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Complexity of social media reality
Social media influencers can inspire or mislead, impacting young minds with portrayals of beauty and success.
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Bangladesh's Saint Martin's Island - a potential flashpoint
The island's close vicinity to significant marine lanes in the Bay of Bengal has piqued the interest of global powers.
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Functional capacity
Pakistan must boost citizens' functional capacity and freedom to drive economic growth and political influence
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Regime change and possible rise of Islamists in Bangladesh
Bangladesh faces a potential rise in Islamist influence after the regime change, as Jamaat-e-Islami's ban is lifted.
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The question of retribution for Haniyeh's killing?
Iran delays retaliation for Haniyeh's assassination, sparking fears of Israel evading accountability once again.
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The mosaic of drug trafficking and its consequences
Pakistan faces a rising drug crisis, with students increasingly exposed, its a threats to national security and health
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Health, healing and humanities
The lack of medical humanities in Pakistan hinders interdisciplinary understanding and innovation in healthcare policy
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Iqbal: the principle of movement in Islam
Iqbal’s lecture on ijtihad argues for reviving dynamic Islamic thought, citing past rigidity and external impacts.
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Women and political power
Kamala Harris's potential presidency could boost the U.S standing in global female leadership and inspire more women
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Misguided philanthropy
True philanthropy should begin at home, prioritizing fair wages for worker and aiding close family over public charity
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Future of Indo-Pak ties
Pakistan has invited Indian PM Modi to the SCO meeting in October, but his attendance is uncertain.