It is crucial to problematize the utopia of real estate and urban development because they are based on exclusionary urban visions.
Category: Features
If Walls Could Talk, They Would Bleed
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.
A World On Fire: the Third International and Colonial India
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.
Inside A Gated Community
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.
سامراج کے مفادات پہ مبنی عالمی نظام
عالمی سماجی نظام طبقات میں بٹا ہوا ہے۔عالمی نظام میں کور سٹیٹ اور تیسری دنیا کی ریاستیں ہے اس سے ظاہر ہوتا ہے کہ نہ تو معاشرے میں برابری ہے اور نہ ہی عالمی سطح پر ریاستوں میں برابری پائی جاتی ہے۔
Dissecting the political economy of Pakistan with Dr. Ammar Ali Jaan
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.
لال سلام کامریڈ سنید داوڑ
سنید داوڈ تھا کون؟ ہمارا دوست، کامریڈ سنید داوڑ موجودہ دور کی حسد، جھوٹ، منافقت اور نفرت جیسی لعنتوں سے پاک، لوئر مڈل کلاس سے تعلق رکھنے والا ایک ترقی پسند طالب علم رہنما تھا۔ جس نے یونیورسٹی آف لاہور میں پشتون کونسل کی بنیاد رکھی تا کہ پسے ہوئے طبقات اور علاقے سے آئے پشتونوں کو درپیش مسائل کے حل کے لیے ایک مشترکہ پیلٹ فارم مہیا کیا جا سکے
Fate Of The Baloch
Feroz Baloch was a student of PMAS Arid Agricultural University, Rawalpindi. A whole month has gone by since his abduction. Like hundreds of Baloch missing persons, his whereabouts are unknown.
Water Crisis: A Tale of Karachi’s Water Mafia
The unequal access and distribution of clean drinkable water coupled with ineffective management and the rise of Water Mafia is believed to be the root cause of the water crisis in Karachi.
Covid-19 and Education in Pakistan
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…