Guns and Books

Guns and Books

Numan Mehsud The sky touching and beautiful mountains of Ex:FATA have been changed from the draconian culture of guns into the benevolent culture of books. Today I went out taking books in my hands and sit under a tree at the top of a mountain little bit away from my home in Waziristan.The mountains were…

LUMHS exam policy

LUMHS Exam Policy

Sooraj Kumar In this pandemic situation, online education is the need; but quality education should be there to facilitate the students in a better Way. Everyone knows about the online system of our country…not only students but the teachers are also facing problems….long story short we want quality education. Plus there is no shortcut in…

Book Review: A Case of Exploding Mangoes
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Book Review: A Case of Exploding Mangoes

Hamza Waqas Mohammad Hannif is a critically acclaimed Pakistani author and journalist. His first novel, A Case of Exploding Mangoes (2008), was followed by Our Lady of Alice Bhatti (2011) and Red Birds (2018). All three novels were well received by both local and international audiences, and are testament to the author’s ability to address…

Guns versus Butter

Guns versus Butter

Masab Ahmed Born out of a catastrophic Partition of the subcontinent, Pakistan immersed became an ideological state with an existential crisis. The argument was that with a colossal neighbour was ready to obliterate Pakistan’s very fabric and that in the infamous Guns versus Butter debate, the country had to choose the former.

Asserting Existence

Asserting Existence

Myra Farooq Racism existed in societies long before modern societies were developed and territories were defined. It started when people lived in clans and tribes. Foreigners (strangers) coming from tribes or lands, speaking different languages with different cultural norms and religious beliefs were seen as a threat to one’s clan. That is when it all…