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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…
A Life in Rhythm with Nature
Ali Nawaz Rahimoo
Umerkot: Tucked away in southeastern Pakistan, the Tharparkar Desert—stretching across Sindh province lives and breathes through four distinct seasons: Winter, Spring, Summer, and Monsoon.
Each season not only…
Will We Ever Conclude?
Khushhal Khan
Islamabad: “Pro-democracy public”, a slogan that continues to pierce our ears, yet few truly understand what it means. You can’t just look it up in a dictionary. I tried but no luck. So I thought: maybe breaking the term…
Mama Vishan Thari: The Edhi of Thar
Ali Nawaz Rahimoo
Tharparkar: In the arid expanse of Tharparkar, where the desert tests the resilience of life every day, one man has emerged as a beacon of hope and compassion.
Known as the “Edhi of Thar,” Mama Vishan Thari has…
The Quiet Conversion of Robert ‘Reschid’ Stanley
Ishtiaq Ahmed
Bradford: A Victorian Trailblazer and Britain's Hidden Muslim Mayor from 1874-1876 , Robert ‘Reschid’ Stanley was a remarkable figure of the Victorian era, a working-class man from Stalybridge who, at the age of!--EndFragment>!--StartFragment>…
Remembering Miskeen Jahan Khoso (1909–1980): The Edhi of Thar
Ali Nawaz Rahimoo
Tharparkar: Today marks the 45th death anniversary of Miskeen Jahan Khoso, a revered social activist and philanthropist whose tireless service to the marginalized communities of Tharparkar continues to inspire…
Children of the Sewage Nation
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: In a nation where nearly half the population lives below the poverty line, the image of seven barefoot children foraging for discarded vegetables in a flood of sewage is not a rare accident—it is a system’s…
Zubeida Mustafa – A Trailblazing Role Model for Women in Journalism
By Ali Nawaz Rahimoo
Islamabad: In the heart of Karachi, amidst the buzz of political debates, the clang of typewriters, and the echoes of deadlines, emerged a voice that transformed Pakistani journalism forever the fearless, principled,…