English – The Students' Herald

Why You Should Be Marching; A Case For Aurat March Multan

March 7, 2023March 26, 2023 Maryam MisaalEnglish, Women In Resistance

Aurat March Multan is giving out a call to action. For it is now or never, it is the women of the country who are calling out for help.

Aurat March: An Open Letter to The Future

March 3, 2023March 25, 2023 Jowdut SyedEnglish, Women In Resistance

Aurat March Multan is a students and women run movement that is trying to set a precedent for the future about how we visualize an egalitarian and ideal future.

New wave of Terrorism and Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Towards Afghanistan

February 15, 2023February 15, 2023 Talal MaqboolArticles, English

With the United States’ departure from Afghanistan, the country has once again succumbed to Taliban rule. While the incumbent regime continues to subjugate civil rights and curb freedom in Afghanistan, this side of the border isn’t shielded from militancy either.

A Critique on Miftah Ismail’s Economic Policies

February 10, 2023March 24, 2023 Talal MaqboolArticles, English

Miftah Ismail has garnered significant attention through his frequent public appearances, including participation in numerous podcasts and published opinion pieces.While he has been widely discussed, it is important to examine his actual plans and proposed policies.

Pakistan’s Fraught Relationship with Democracy

February 9, 2023 M. Umar Ashfaq English

Democracy is a famous form of government in newfangled world politics. The ancient Greeks were creating the very first democracy in the 5th century BC in the city of Athens. The word democracy comes from two Greek words demos and…

9th Feb: Black Day For Students

February 9, 2023March 24, 2023 Ed. DeskEditorial, English

Today marks the black day in the history of student politics when in 1984, General Zia-ul-Haq banned student unions, robbing a generation of their right to engage in political activism and to voice their opinions on issues that mattered to them.

Where Are We Heading? Analysing the Current Crisis of Self From a Marxist Perspective

February 5, 2023March 24, 2023 Qazi Shehryar Articles, English

The current prevalence of mental health issues and existential crises is not an isolated phenomenon. It is a result of larger societal and economic structures.

The Balochistan Dilemma: Abundant Wealth, Scarce Political Stability

January 31, 2023March 24, 2023 Naseeb Ullah AchakzaiArticles, English

The revolving door of political affiliations in Balochistan combined with the manipulation by federal powers, has resulted in a political culture characterized by dynastic and elitist tendencies.

PSC Condemns Adminstration-backed Attack on Baloch Students at Punjab University

January 28, 2023March 24, 2023 Nadia English, News Reports

In a shocking display of state-sponsored repression, dozens of Baloch students were brutally attacked by university administration guards while peacefully protesting outside the Vice Chancellor’s office at the Punjab University.