Migration: Good or Bad?

    Surjeet Singh For a laymen, migration is a movement of people from one place to another with the intensions of settling in the new region temporarily or permanently (if they are allowed). The migration can took place within the countries (internal migration) as well as between the countries (external migration). There are various international organizations…

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      How long and why?

      Tarannum Sattar Risha is dead. Another voice silenced and this time through no fault of her own. Risha, a student of 8th grade in Willes Little Flower School went to the tailor with her mother to order a dress to be custom made. Her beauty attracted one of the workers in the tailor shop. Her…

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        MONTH OF AUGUST: It means so much to so many

        Mohammad Ali Sattar The month of August has turned out to be a time of huge task of remembrance. This month means everything to this nation. The loss of the founding leader on the 15th of this month along with his family members and other kin is an event that not only shook the very…

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          The Syrian Conflict:: A further rout on humanity

          Ashik Kabir ashikk992@gmail.com The recent images of a Syrian boy drenched in blood and dust have astounded the world once again. It has brought the gruelling realities of Syrian civil war. The boy, Omran Daqneesh who is roughly 5 years old stunned the world into silence when the images of his being rescue were published…

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            I do not “agree” with this “culture”

             Salim Mustafa It was started when a teacher, in 1999 of govt. school, sparked a debate over British rule while taking his class, not exactly British rule but the condition of the farmers under their regime or after enacting our own independent constitution in 1950. More than half of class had a firm belief over…

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              “You are fired”

              Syed Nasir Ershad It is a well-known fact that Donald Trump, the showman, is fond of making drama. The TV watchers must remember his reality show ‘The Apprentice’. Therein every episode some apprentice would hear these dreadful words from him. And he utterly enjoyed uttering those words; every syllable of the phrase. They say people…

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                An Account On Modern Slavery

                Nusrat Jahan Progga Modern Slavery is a bigger issue than we thought in Southeast Asia, according to the largest ever health study of trafficking victims. An alarming number of survivors from Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam showed signs of suffering from the physical and psychological abuse they experienced, including sexual abuse, dog attacks, burning, and choking….

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                  Fidel, invincible at 90

                  Ashik Kabir ashikk992@gmail.com The father of the Cuban revolution, the depicter of Cuba from engulf of the imperialist powers, Fidel Castro turned 90 on 13th August 2016. One of the most influential characters of the 20th century, Fidel due his deteriorating health condition, decided to put down the command in 2008. After him, his younger…

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                    The Changing Paradigm of Pakistan’s Foreign Policy

                    Ashik Kabir ashikk992@gmail.com The changing landscape of national interests and global politics always leads to changes in a country’s foreign policy. Pakistan is not an exception here. For achieving its own interests, there are no permanent enemies for Pakistan as it is true for the other sovereign nations of the world. Pakistan’s relationship with its…

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