Film Review: Network (1976)
Network tells the story of how UBS, a fictional news network that has trouble staying profitable due to low ratings, chooses to distort the news to make it more entertaining.
Human Rights and The Responsibility of Social Media
The writer is currently pursuing master’s degree in English Literature from a public university in Lahore. He takes great interest in...
Omid
This is a fictional story of a precocious child of Pesheng, a mountainous town of Bamyan, an Afghan province. “I have no sleep...
I Lost My Friends to ‘Honour’ Killing
This is a contemporary fictional account of a woman based in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa who lost her friends to ‘honour’ killing....
Religious Extremism and Nationalism in South Asia: a Case Study of Pakistan and India
The following feature has been contributed by Sadaf Shabbir. She has been a contributor at the Student’ Herald, writing in-depth...
Remembering Antonio Gramsci
On this day in 1937, the Italian Marxist and theorist Antonio Gramsci died in captivity of the Italian Fascist regime of Benito...
بعد از استعماری فکر: ایک تعارف
استعماریت (کلونیالیزم) اور سامرایت (امپیریالیزم) میں یہ فرق ہے کہ سامراجیت...
Reading against the grain: European narratives and stories of the colony
Post-colonialism becomes an inescapable reality when it comes to understanding the ailments of the contemporary post-colonial world. From...
Climate Injustice: Cash Crop Capitalism and Peasant Farmers
Capital has penetrated into agriculture in Pakistan, changing the ways rural communities are organized and structured; from the tenancy...
Pakistani Feminists:(Re)claiming Space, Defining Change
March 7, 2021• Articles, Features