Sexual trauma comes with its subjective struggles and victims often find themselves helpless due to lack of debate on the subject. Thus, the survivor’s emotions should be prioritised in preventative and rehabilitation strategies. They should ...
A 29-year-old Hindu woman has set a new precedent by becoming the first Hindu female assistant sub-inspector of police in Sindh. The woman, Pushpa Kumari, belongs to the Kohli community of scheduled caste Hindus. According ...
Tania Qureshi writes about Mochi Gate of the Walled City of Lahore and its ages-old associated with Muharram processions and rituals, which is undoubtedly an example of sectarian harmony. The thirteen gates of the Walled ...
Conflict and cooperation are ontologically two central components of human organisation. From the Paleolithic period to modern times, human beings as well as the nation-states fight and also cooperate with each other all the time. ...
Climate Change is a real threat. It brings with it prolonged periods of unusual extreme weather, desert-esque terrain, degradation of forestland and a looming threat of drought. The threat has now reached a crisis point ...
With the world once again dreading the outbreak of a nuclear war between India and Pakistan over the issue of Kashmir in the wake of the revocation of the Article 370 by the Indian government, ...
PESHAWAR: The PTI government is facing severe criticism for not completing the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Peshawar project which is marred by design flaws, poor quality of work and cost escalation. The biggest flaw in ...
The ‘communal’ impulse and justification of India’s partition (into two separate nations) was originally formed by Hindu nationalists and was adopted much later by the likes of Jinnah, writes Nadeem F. Paracha. The narrative ...
Media in India cheers, when New Delhi abuses power, The Economist said in an article which discussed the revocation of Article 370 and clampdown in Indian-held Kashmir. “Kashmiris are demonised, the Indian authorities praised.” The ...
Just a month after their marriage, Pranay Perumalla and Amrutha Varshini left a doctor’s appointment in the small southern Indian city where they had grown up. But a man came up behind them carrying a ...
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