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Separate Seraiki Province – A Political Struggle

January 23, 2022 Asfand GurmaniArticles, English

Pakistan is an ethnically diverse country. There are different ethnicities in Pakistan and most of the ethnic minorities are oppressed and they don’t have their fundamental rights. Seraiki is also one of the subjugated ethnicities in Pakistan. There are 35…

Perilous Side of Social Media

January 23, 2022January 23, 2022 Fatima HabeebEnglish

Do you think your future is private in this modern era of 21st century? The concept about your data, how they obtain it, and what they do with it can be properly explained by the term Surveillance capitalism, artificial intelligence?…

English Medium as a Social Capital and the Post-Colonial Dream

January 23, 2022January 23, 2022 Uswa MaryamEnglish

The language of the Lords has had and continues to have an iron clasp on the post-colonial nation and their dreams. In Pakistan, intelligence is a measure of how proficient in English you are. The language has close ties with…

Taboo or Myth , Student Unions

January 14, 2022 Shahanshah HussainArticles, English

It has become a tabboo to show in politic when one is a student. It is considered something to have any connection with violence, kachehri, jail yatras and many other mythical consequences that have their basis in nothing but myths…

VON WILLEBRAND DISEASE: An underdiagnosed and misdiagnosed blood disorder in Pakistan

January 10, 2022 Hania SaleemEnglish, News Reports

Von Willebrand disease is a common inherited bleeding disorder caused by a quantitative deficiency or qualitative defect of Von Willebrand factor. It is the commonest inherited bleeding disorder,yet it remains underdiagnosed or misdiagnosed in Pakistan.The disease was first described by…

On Hyper-Consciousness of Privilege

December 28, 2021 Muhammad TariqArticles, 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 Wazir Zafar HassanArticles, 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…

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