This content is an overview of us, the people of Balochistan; we are kept the last option. Development, reforms, technologies, opportunities and advancement all start with the major cities of Punjab and Sindh, and we always avail it at last. Not being selfish or sided, but these are some unavoidable facts. Amidst the provinces, Baluchistan…
Balochistan is a very eminent province of Pakistan, with coverage of Pakistan’s land by 45%, making it the largest province of Pakistan in terms of territory. In spite of being a prime aspect of the country but Balochistan is had been, seemingly will be suffering from injustice, negligence, and ceasing of fundamental rights etc. There…
As time is moving forward and the world proceeds to develop in every possible aspect, things are not exactly the same as they used to be, per se, the olden times. Things become quite different with each passing day, this creates a rather wide generation gap between parents and children. The era differing between parents…
This is a contemporary fictional account of a woman based in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa who lost her friends to ‘honour’ killing. Eavesdropping. Yes, eavesdropping. Amongst other good and bad habits, I love this one. I worship this habit. You know why? It has fathomed the door of knowing, learning, understanding and reacting for me. My mother…
Inequality—the state of not being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities—is a concept that has been the primary focus of social justice theories for many years. Life started back from the dark ages, but Inequality did not. Humans survived the Stone Age and Iron Age with fewer riots than today. Since the barren lands…
As the world is currently grappling with the unforgiving third wave of covid19, the claims of various strains being discovered in different parts of the world, it is high time that the youth set a precedent by showing off their potential and rendering some services in different walks of life. There are countless roles Pakistan’s…
In the last few months South Asia especially Pakistan, Bangladesh and India had to face large-scale religiously motivated extremism, in the form of violent protests or such acts which risked public lives. In Pakistan and Bangladesh people took over the streets, attacked not just public and public property but security agencies and even kidnapped and…
The following feature has been contributed by Sadaf Shabbir. She has been a contributor at the Student’ Herald, writing in-depth pieces about issues such as Feminism, female genital mutilation, international relations amongst other topics. Sadaf is a student of International Relations from the University of Karachi. This article explores the rise of religiofascism in South…
