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Shah Inayat: The Sufi Warrior of Sindh

Articles, English

Shah Inayatullah, commonly known as Sufi Shah Inayat Shaheed, was a spiritual guide and reformist of Sindh.
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A Highway Through Our Campus?

Articles, English

CDA is illegally and wrongly grabbing a large tract of land inside the Quaid e Azam university to build a bypass, dividing the campus.
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Taliban’s Resurgence in KP – Education Under Threat

Editorial, English

The growing insurgency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is worrying. In two different incidents on Monday, students became the prime victims of attacks by the militants in Swat.
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Forsaken Sindh and Beyond

Articles, English

One of Pakistan’s southern provinces, Sindh, however, is bracing itself for the worst to come as the country deals with catastrophic floods. Deluges from swollen rivers are heading for lower-lying areas, threatening more misery for millions.
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Corruption Thwarts Environmental Regulation

Climate and Environment, English

This essay by Huda Raza gives a careful examination of the interplay between corrupt practices and environmental degradation.
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Floods In Pakistan: Who Is To Blame?

Articles, English

Religious fundamentalism is rampant in societies that lack creative and critical thinking in their educational structures, and is often used as a political card in countries like Pakistan.
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A World On Fire: the Third International and Colonial India

English, Features

This excerpt from Ali Raza’s scholarly work on the history of Left in South Asia, ‘Revolutionary Pasts; Communist Internationalism in Colonial India’ posits the centrality of anti-imperial narrative in the agenda of the Third International.
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Disaster Capitalism: why capitalists love natural disasters

Articles, English

Living up to their rationale, capitalists are once against feeding off the miseries of others. They are infamous for their vicious and heartless art of turning a crisis into a strategic advantage for further accumulation of wealth.
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Floods, Pakistani Politics, and the Need for an Alternative

Articles, English

The torrential rains have devastated the country and ripped  peoples’ lives. The poor and helpless are bearing the brunt of climate change, fueled by unplanned growth and development in the country.
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Sindh’s Version of ‘Don’t Look Up’! 

Climate and Environment, English

Sindh has lost an enormous chunk of forest cover over the past few decades. The coastal belt in Sindh or the Thatta belt or the Indus belt is dramatically shrinking on account of mangrove deforestation.
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