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The buildings we walk into are all made up of bricks and if you look closely at how bricks are made, they are red…maybe its the blood of the workers.

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.

TSH team member interviews a domestic helper who works inside the residential community for retired military personnel and private upper-class citizenry in Lahore. Damning details about class discrimination, inhumane modes of surveillance and stark social inequalities come to surface.

Ammar is the chairman of Haqooq e Khalq Party and an excellent historian. The Students’ Herald team sat down with him for a discussion on the recent budget-tastrophe and its implications for the ordinary citizens.

  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 take educating on the web so understudies were not completely abandoned, public and low charge…