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Why universities need to pay more attention to campus counselling

March 7, 2021August 10, 2021 News DeskArticles

Throughout my education in different institutes, I have been to the counselling room just once. The counsellor asked two other students and me from our sophomore class to visit her office to let us know that we have to do…

Aurat Azadi: We March… And We Bleed

March 7, 2021August 10, 2021 News DeskArticles

Patriarchal dogma hinders women’s progress by deeming them lesser, weaker, and at times, impure. Nature has bestowed the female body with an amazing ability to breed life. And with life comes blood. Most women bleed or have bled at some…

Dr Ruth Pfau: Mother Teresa Of Pakistan

March 7, 2021March 7, 2021 News DeskArticles

Great people keep coming to this mortal universe. They live a life full of purposes. Dr Ruth is one of those brilliant minds & captivating sea-shores who lived for humanity. She was a medical doctor of leprosy. She moved from…

Lashkar e Jhangvi’s History of Hate and Violence

February 2, 2021September 2, 2021 News DeskArticles, English, Features, News and Analysis

Hamza Waqas Lashkar E Jhangvi (LeJ) is one of the most violent Deobandi terrorist organizations that still operate in Pakistan. The group has claimed responsibility for several heinous crimes against humanity in the past and continues to advocate for Shi’a…

Student Unions: The need of hour?

November 16, 2020November 20, 2021 News DeskArticles, English

In a propitious move, Prime Minister Imran Khan alluded that Student Unions can be revived. Responding to the voice of the youth, manifested in the form of solidarity marches held around the country by Students Prime Minister on 1st December,…

“Answers their Questions; Don’t kill them”

“Answer their Questions; Don’t kill them”

November 1, 2020January 25, 2022 Amjad MehdiArticles, English

I am a part of a society where we have to think, before we think, to think it or, not to think it. Here questioning and thinking critically can lead to sedition or blasphemy. Your question either hurts religion or…

Digital Justice

August 10, 2020August 18, 2020 News DeskArticles

Salman Sikandar Covid-19 provided us an insight into the fault lines and contradictions in the system which have excluded people for decades. This insight was also a rare opportunity for people to include deprived segments of society in the education…

Feminism and International Relations

August 10, 2020August 18, 2020 News DeskArticles

Sadaf Shabbir The study of international relations is an old discipline and has been instrumental in forming and establishing empires. But the field of international relations as a scientific, research-based discipline emerged in the 20th century in the United States…

Narration Sickness

August 10, 2020August 18, 2020 News DeskArticles

Sania Nasir “A good student is a good reproducer of knowledge that he or she has been taught; a good student maintains discipline and performs excellently in exams.”

Feminism, Neo-liberalism and South Asia

August 10, 2020August 18, 2020 News DeskArticles

The Students’ Herald A recent outbreak of social media posts informed the world that the likes of Kylie and Kendall Jenner, Walmart, Forever 21 and many more — have yet to pay the Bangledeshi garment workers who labor in deploring…