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On Hyper-Consciousness of Privilege

December 28, 2021 News DeskArticles, English, News and Analysis

A false notion of self within students at LUMS and beyond I wanted to address this point which has been one of biggest obstacle in all struggles that students work for at LUMS. That is majority of students thinking that,…

Seed of Extremism turned into a Healthy Tree

December 14, 2021 News DeskArticles, English, News and Analysis

The recent Sialkot incident where a radical mob assassinated a Sri Lankan businessman accusing of blasphemy demonstrates the level of radical Islamist mind-set of not just hundreds of people who were directly involved in the incident but of masses of…

A case of competing political theologies

December 14, 2021December 14, 2021 News DeskArticles, English, News and Analysis, News Reports

Recent case of mob violence in Sialkot has brought again the blasphemy to the fore. The issue is thought of as extremist violence of fanatic religious mob stripped off of any political depth and meaning in it, which is another…

Rashid Rehman: The Lone Warrior

December 4, 2021 News DeskArticles, English

Basic Human rights of a particular person are the fundamental rights that he or she can exercise to live in this world. The person who protect and preserve human dignity and basic rights are called human rights defenders or human…

Gravity of Indifference

November 17, 2021 News DeskEnglish, News Reports

It’s a curious case when a government indirectly awards itself. However, it is not so surprising in the case of the PTI government. From spats about mental enslavement of the elite to be the parent company of its student movements:…

Post Covid-19 Education and technological lack in Pakistan

November 17, 2021 News DeskArticles, English

The world has experienced good and bad in the contemporary pandemic circumstance and clearly, every area has been endured a ton. The worldwide economy had effectively been in a staggering circumstance because of which each class had additionally been endured.…

Covid-19 and Education in Pakistan

November 16, 2021November 16, 2021 News DeskEnglish, Features

Schooling and learning have experienced considerable, and here and there long-lasting, misfortunes in Pakistan during the pandemic. Schools were irregularly shut because of rising cases and following limitations, and however private, high expense paying schools figured out how to…

A Political Void: the Disruption of Student Activism and its Consequences

November 15, 2021 News DeskArticles, English

Dull classrooms, robotic minds and an utter lack of political vision have become the norm for the students of Pakistan. The perception of student activism is severely misconstrued in Pakistan. Violent outbursts, rioting and propaganda are its defining feature. These…

Rapid Sub-Urbanization contributes to the Food Crises in Pakistan

November 15, 2021 News DeskArticles, English

Pakistan is getting congested, suffocating and less livable. A country once known for its agriculture has now been taken over by severe sub-urbanization. This along with other consequences is also contributing to the extreme food crises. The country is at…

TLP and the Gift of the Praetorian State

November 15, 2021November 15, 2021 News DeskArticles, English, News and Analysis

On the 22nd of October 2021, the infamous Tehreek e Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) had started mass demonstrations in Lahore in preparation for its Long March towards Islamabad. This far right Islamist group had started these riots in response to the…