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Forgotten Families on the Margins of Pakistan
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: A donkey pulls a cart piled with rags, utensils, and the tired faces of a family that owns nothing else. Perched on this fragile wooden platform is an entire household parents, children, and their meagre…
Subaat Emaan becomes a global voice for women’s mental health
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: At a time when young voices often struggle to break through the noise, Subaat Emaan, a final-year medical student at Services Institute of Medical Sciences, has achieved a rare distinction.
Her article on…
Mother Who Sparked Sindh’s Peasant Struggle
Ali Nawaz Rahimoo
Umerkot: It was a matter of joy when the people of Thar, who once traveled in crab-shaped carts, were promised long flights in airplanes.
Yet, amid this joy, another thought arose: while Islamabad’s new airport was…
Independence Without Inheritance
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: The smiles are bright, the flags small, and the feet bare. In tattered clothes some with frayed collars, others with sleeves too short children in green and white wave their Independence Day banners with pride…
Bent Backs, Broken Promises
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: In the bustling market of Muzaffarabad, under the green-and-white flutter of national flags, a little girl holds up a badge with quiet pride. Behind her stands an elderly woman, her back bent with the weight…
There Once Was a Shamsher in His Time…!
Ali Nawaz Rahimoo
Umerkot: Shamsher-ul-Haidari is the name of an era in which many political, social, literary, and other movements emerged in Sindh. He was a man who, shoulder to shoulder with his companions, confronted every conspiracy…
Crypto Confusion 2025: China Ban,Pakistan Buzz
Fatima Raza
Rawalpindi: Over the past few days, Pakistan's social media has been buzzing with talk of cryptocurrency, all fueled by a headline going viral on the web "China bans cryptocurrency." The words caused widespread…
Jogi Culture at a Crossroads
Ali Nawaz Rahimoo
Umarkot: The Jogi community—also known as Yogi or Jugi—is one of the oldest and most fascinating groups in South Asia.
Known for their deep spiritual roots, connection to nature, and traditional way of life, the…
Childhood Lost to Dung
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: Two young girls press dung cakes onto the walls of a home. Their bare hands move with precision, hardened not by skill but by necessity.
Around them, the air carries the pungent weight of what passes for…
From Playtime to Post War Revolution: Dolls Mirror History
Amna Bukhari
Rawalpindi: Dolls are more than mere toys they are cultural artifacts, shaped by history and changing societal norms. The evolution from soft, nurturing baby dolls to the glamorous Barbie doll reflects not only childhood…