Rainfall and the great class divide of Karachi
Mahnoor Jalal In the Oscar award winning film Parasite by Bong-Joon-Ho, there’s a short scene which has captured a lot of attention on the discussion surrounding the pandemic and which group faces the greater impact of its implications. The scene is about the driver Ki-taek who is driving the owner Mrs. Park, after a long…
A Message I wish to Share
Fakhir Jibran Last week, Punjab University abruptly released the date sheet for M.A / M.Sc. Part-II exams starting from the 26th of September. The sudden announcement of the date sheet disclosing the commencement of exams on a two-week notice without any prior notification left the students in shock. The students are as disappointed with this…
IS THE COUNTRY BACKWARD OWING TO ITS PEOPLE?
Shehryar Lak A country is the reflection of its people. Even the smallest amount of effort by the people helps in shoring up the nation. China has made massive progress in a short period. Additionally, they have directed their effort toward the development of their indigenous, and China today is seen as an emerging superpower….
Editorial: Living in an apocalypse
We have all witnessed the worst crisis of this year in the form of climatic anomalies. The scale of the damage especially in Karachi, speaks volumes about the apocalypse that awaits us and which has been predicted by scientists and climate activists for years. Every year we suffer from calamities born out of climate crisis….
