Review: The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare, through his comedies, not only creates laughter and mirth but also highlights the basic suppressed social issues. In the case of the Taming
April 6, 2023
Contributions
Book Review: Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall
Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall provides us with a thought-provoking analysis of how the geography or land in which we live has shaped us,
April 5, 2023
The Misunderstood Profession: Demystifying the role of Lawyers
Why do lawyers defend the murderer? While it seems like a genuine question at first glance but is based on the dumb sentiment of public
April 5, 2023
Islam vs West: The purpose of life
Many thinkers and writers invest their time, energy, and intelligence in trying to prove the superiority of one school of thought over another. That is
April 4, 2023
Organic farming for a better future: Why it is so necessary to keep it natural
World’s population is getting increase day by day. So, agriculture demands an efficient and secure future in both quality and quantity wise. The future of
March 30, 2023
Understanding Bangladesh narrative in the US human rights report
Last Wednesday altogether 9 districts and 211 upazilas across Bangladesh have been declared homeless and landless free. The number of rehabilitated people is 3,856,505. The
March 26, 2023
The Physics education of tomorrow: A Roadmap for Pakistan
In the last column, I tried to indicate various facets responsible for the decline of science in the Muslim world after the 13th century. After
March 20, 2023
The crisis situation in Pakistan: A brief note
Pakistan is facing a political crisis. The volatile situation has been defused only by court verdicts. Imran Khan, PTI leader, is now in Islamabad facing
March 20, 2023