Tag: Perspective

The Coronavirus has, among other things, hit our educational system very badly. Ever since the emergence of Covid-19, the educational ...

Now, I don’t mean to be facetious but one of the biggest casualties of the pandemic, in my experience, is ...

I was sixteen when my father set a “be back by Maghrib” curfew. I was eighteen when my father pushed ...

USMAN ALI VIRK PROPOSES A WAY TO BEGIN COMING TO TERMS WITH NATIONAL TRAUMA

Chitral’s relationship with Afghanistan has been a complex one. It is impossible to examine Chitrali history and culture without seeing ...

Voting is an important part of our political landscape but while most people are galvanized to participate in elections, they ...

MOMINA AIJAZUDDIN ON OUR BLIND SPOT IN MEASURING GDP: WOMEN’S DOMESTIC LABOUR THAT REMAINS UNPAID, UNVALUED AND UNRECOGNIZED

At the time of writing this, Pakistan’s neighbour to the north, Afghanistan, is going through another spasm of violence in ...

Of the seafaring explorers who circled and mapped the globe, the name that most readily comes to every schoolboy’s mind ...

In the last couple of decades, the biggest gift that the political parties of Pakistan could extend to the people ...

Since time immemorial, humans have faced the challenge of physical, cultural, or psychological divides placed in their way. They have ...

Automation, along with efficiency, has become the key to successfully execute any large venture. Automation allows machines to complete mundane, ...

The world’s eyes are on Gaza right now: watching, waiting, and unable to look away. Gaza has long been a ...

Spring brings forth a sense of renewal and rebirth, a time to reflect on destiny – and on whether one ...

The changing of the names of cities, roads and parks has become a preoccupation in the Indian Subcontinent. On both ...

The Economic Times, the New York Times, Al Jazeera, Sky News, The Indian Express, Gulf News, The Business Standard, The ...

A few years ago, while visiting Stratford Upon Avon in Canada (Yes, there is a town by that name in ...

BY MOMINA AIJAZUDDIN

The year 2021 has had a dramatic start and as I write this in Washington DC, reputedly there are more ...

HURMAT ALI SHAH DESCRIBES HIS PERSONAL ENGAGEMENT WITH THE SACRED TEXT

Hurmat Ali Shah describes his personal engagement with the sacred text

Gohar Karim Khan reflects on what has been a tough year for many

Zeinab Masud thinks about loss and grief in the era of a global pandemic

Mohsin Ali Syed considers why Pakistan's rulers find it difficult to concede to the religious nationalism of the mainstream

Hurmat Ali Shah on the reasons behind the organic appeal of the PTM

Qasim Khan on the demands for students’ rights, which grow more vociferous with each year