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Silent Science of Women’s Depression

Amna Bukhari Rawalpindi: Depression is often called the “silent epidemic” a condition that creeps into lives quietly, affecting millions worldwide. But research shows that women are significantly more at risk than men. The answer lies in…

When Power Overshadows Morality

M. Talha Zubair Islamabad: Rational choice theory tells us that humans are rational beings, weighing reasons before acting. In the same way, after the Peace of Westphalia, states emerged as sovereign entities—strategic, calculating, and…

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…

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…