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Participatory observation sometimes assists you to comprehend things clearer than elaborate ideological interpretations. I try recalling my personal experience with...
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To initiate his crusade against corruption like the one at full swing in India, let a handpicked former minister of human rights in Pakistan wait for the fasting month to end...
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Psychological disorders are not necessarily individual. At times their symptoms appear in a collective as well and are equally disastrous. A sizeable proportion of Pakistani Muslims are afflicted with... | ||
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Social transformation is a complex political-historical process. It is like taking care of every tree to take care of the whole forest and nourishing the whole forest for the proper growth...
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When it comes to the demands of increasing health and education budget in Pakistan a worn out argument is put forth. Existence precedes excellence. Real and perceptual threats are magnified to serve th... | ||
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As is the tradition amongst ulema, who believe themselves no less than all-authentic, all-knowing and divinely-truthful scholars, to deliver loftier sermons while sitting on a majestic masnad to the s... | ||
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‘What is happening to my county?’ was the question Hamza Alavi, the finest of our brains, never ceased asking till he breathed his last in 2003. As a diligent financial and development expert he su... | ||
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“The Eagle, sometimes known as ‘Eagle Gray’ was furious this morning. Flying north and south, east and west, he warmed up his blood on and on and made several moves up and down, here and there de... | ||
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Teacher precedes the text. He or she is more powerful than the written word. It is his or her person who is exceptionally important in an education system for being entrusted with the responsibility to c... | ||
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Surely, the whole social edifice starts crumbling down when violating human rights become norm in a society, and ours is the one stained by gruesome abuses from end to end. Right from inequality and into... | ||
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13. No diversity
South Asia is an assortment of identities people hold close to their hearts. For hammering out a homogenous ‘nation’, state-led denial of minority religions and cultures is a post-colonial mania of â... | ||
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14. Hate speech
Perhaps, sensitive to the ‘anti-Muslim bias becoming a norm in Britain’, as expressed by Sayeeda Warsi, the first Cabinet Minister originating from Pakistan, her Government barred pastor Terry Jones ... | ||
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It is absolutely urgent to revisit our education policy now. The offshoots of unprecedented extremism and violence, we are suffering from, are definitely located in our educational system and policy cont... | ||
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Shamelessly defending the assassin and upholding the most contended law, religious parties took to streets, last week. Devoid of in-depth knowledge to the ill-effects and wobbly grounds a person could be... | ||
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