Pakistan: A polarized society

Pakistan: A polarized society

Polarization refers to the idea when there is a distinction between the two groups of a people in a society often leading to a conflict. This can also lead to many intensified conflicts like social, cultural or political conflict. This kind of phenomenon lacks the acceptability of other people’s way of expression, and it often […]

The world of 'Fashion'

The world of ‘Fashion’

The world is dominated by fashion trends more than ever in the twenty-first century. It regulates not just how individuals dress, but also how homes are decorated and how makeup is applied. Everyone in the world follows fashion these days, and they feel confident when they dress in accordance with the trends. Advantages of fashion […]

Iran thwarted US attempt of "destablising" Iran: Raisi claims

Helicopter carrying Iran’s president Ebrahim Raisi ‘crashes upon landing’

Helicopter carrying Iran’s president Ebrahim Raisi ‘crashes upon landing’. A helicopter carrying Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi was involved in a “crash upon landing” amid poor weather conditions on Sunday, state media Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) has confirmed. “An accident happened to the helicopter carrying Iran President Raisi” in the Jofa region of the western […]

Education emergency in Pakistan

Education emergency in Pakistan

In the Pakistan’s education history, a new chapter has begun. To tackle the issue of education crisis of Pakistan, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif announced nationwide “Education Emergency” aiming to enroll the staggering number of 26 million children currently out of school. The main goal behind this initiative is to transform Pakistan into one of most […]

Heeramandi and I

Heeramandi and I

I grew up around Heeramandi! OK although I mentioned it to grab your attention, it was actually just past Heeramandi where my family’s Haveli, Barood Khana, was located. As a child, my grandmother would often take me on a Tonga ride along the narrow streets, passing the infamous market, to visit our relatives. I vividly […]