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Travel Tale: Wedding During Covid
Feeling As If We Were Living in Pseudo Reality After Covid-19 second wave ended not long ago it was more than a year after the pandemic outbreak first case was reported and the outbreak wave continued from city to city and country to country. Within weeks all countries one by one started implementing complete lockdowns […]

Collapsing Human Societies
Behavioral Sink, Disoriented Preferences and Pursuit of Wrongs Modern human societies are in danger of implosion due to unhealthy modifications in the natural fabrication of life. High rate of psychological disorders, increasing crimes, increasing divorce rates, social inadaptability, introvert and moody temperaments, malicious “rights” movements such as feminism, atheism, nudism, LGBTQ, religious extremists, skin color […]

Is Army Chief really the Entity to Call for Help?
Is Army Chief really the entity to call for help whenever something bad happens in the country, why the rape victims, land mafia victims, flood affected, socially neglected etc. call for help from the Army Chief in front of media? Where are the government representatives? In Pakistan all political parties are like properties of certain […]

You Are Very Important
You are very important, I can’t emphasize enough. When it comes to social expectations, no one seems to be satisfied with their identity. We are always burdened with impossible expectations-none of us need this burden. Falling, working harder and harder every day, if we can get rid of this burden, let it off our shoulders, […]

Cultural Invasion in Pakistan
Socialists believe that historical context and national character play a role in shaping a country’s people’s behavior patterns, whereas traditions and values often affect people’s thoughts. However, rival countries’ electronic media also intensified the trend of people forming negative opinions about each other. In these words, India has begun cultural penetration in Pakistan as part […]

Increasing Divorce Rate in Pakistan
The family is the most important institution, and it is never static, but always dynamic, and it is responsible for human development through conjugal relationships. It is possible if marriages remain intact, but marriage rates have fallen, divorce rates have increased, and the distinguishing characteristics of marriage have changed in recent decades. Divorce is on […]

Increasing Number of Child Molestation Cases in Pakistan
Every year, half of the world’s children are subjected to abuse. The perpetrator’s abuse and the survivor’s suffering, as well as the repercussions, are often hidden from public view. In every civilized society, child molestation or sexual abuse is an unspoken yet troubling question. In this age of globalization, it is critical to set aside […]

The Concept of Rectificatory Justice in Aristotle’s Philosophy
Rectificatory justice as Aristotle’s describes it in his Book V: Ethics is generally practiced right after injustice has been done and that too on the foundational-basis of equal return’ principle, i.e. all the parties accredited, attributed and recognized with equivalent merit. He has thoroughly argued this as part of his political philosophy of Nicomachean Ethics. […]

Organized Religion and Secular Societies
Will organized religion die out eventually? If so, is that a good thing? In modern times, more and more people are speaking out against organized religion. A popular stance from the opponents is observed. “We are not against individual religion. We are against organized religion. Religion should be everyone’s private matter!” Apparently, there is nothing […]

Tiktok Influencer Culture and Undeserved Fame
We live in confusing times. Quite often it is hard to track why and how someone got famous and their life completely changed without doing anything in particular. These questions arise only because a large population of people struggles for basic necessities. These people do not benefit from the changing trends of the world, the […]

Tolerance in Every Religion
Religion is a sensitive subject for everyone, no matter what context it comes up in and where it’s being discussed. There have been many instances where it’s been easy to be tolerant of others and the ideas. However, we are not ready to listen and pay any attention. What happens to educated, intellectual human beings […]

Pakistan’s Cultural Identity Crisis
According to Oxford Dictionary, culture can be defined as, ideas, customs or social behavior of a particular person or a society. It is the mixture of customary set of beliefs of a race or some ethnic or social group. Culture is therefore necessarily used to formulate an identity comprising of certain characteristic traits that can […]

Guilt and Society
The guilt that comes with being human no matter who we are is quite troubling. I’m sure no matter who you are, you can relate to what I’m talking about. We all have that voice inside of us telling us that we are not good enough. We all have that innate guilt. At least, I […]

Why Talk About Emotional Abuse?
When we talk about abuse, we don’t realize how many layers it has and how many different forms it can take. Sometimes the discussion remains incomplete because we are not able to look at the big picture. We are too busy trying to validate both parties because from the very beginning, we are taught that […]

Why do we need empathy from our Teachers?
While writing on this subject, the first thing I noticed is the possibility of the existence of this question and also retaining a befitting answer to it. Empathy from a teacher, this thought gives rise to several questions. Shouldn’t it be a given that a teacher should already possess empathy? Is empathy a necessary trait […]

The Isolated Men of Pakistan
Privilege and power come with increased responsibility and burdens. While the Western societies have advanced far and wide in their understanding of mental health struggles, South-East Asians struggle to even acknowledge their existence. That is partially due to social stigma but not entirely so. The important question is, can we even afford to focus on […]

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in the Modern Age
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is considered a timeless classic. Robert Louis Stevenson explores the eccentricity of a genius mind that tries to evade consequences by creating a body for his other evil side. That other evil has a hideous countenance and performs grave acts of cruelty. This side is named […]

Making Waves
The moment a woman realizes she is working around a world full of men something changes inside her. She realizes the comfort that was afforded to her before maybe when she was unaware or maybe when she hadn’t learned of the world isn’t there anymore. Now she has many of two paths she can choose. […]

The Castes That Divide Us
While the national understanding of classism grows, caste remains a fairly untouched matter Growing old in a Punjabi middle-class family can teach you a thing or two about castes. Everything from who you should eat with to whom you are allowed to marry is indoctrinated within our minds. It is such a normalized concept that […]

How You are Judged by a Judge in Pakistan
It is quite interesting actually how people judge you in everyday life. They can’t really judge but actually project their own thoughts, their way of thinking, somewhat show their own personality, where they have come from, family background and the place and environment where they were born and brought up. One of my friend is […]