Every Third Pakistani Has a Mental Disorder, Yet the Country Has Only a Few Hundred Psychiatrists
Pakistan’s mental health burden has reached an alarming level, while the number of trained specialists to treat it remains far
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History of Pakistani Cinema
Rise & Golden Age of Pakistani Cinema (1947–1969) Pakistani cinema began under tough conditions, after the Partition and the death
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Bedaar Khan’s Bicycle
Bedaar Khan’s parents purchased a bicycle for him when he was still a child and was not able to ride
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Santri, the Foundations of Islamic Scholarship, and the Future of Pesantren
In a pesantren, a single misread word in a classical Islamic text can bring a lesson to an immediate halt.
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Self-conceived World
There were underground rats’ dwellings in a vacant plot of a housing society in a modern city. They were making
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We Call It Santri Day
There are histories written through declarations of independence, histories remembered through the names of national heroes, and histories preserved in
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A Review of Reviews: An Assessment of Drinking from the Shore
Dr. Abdur Rahim Kidwai is a well-known scholar who has made significant contributions to several fields of study, including Literary
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Capital Punishment and the Questions of Diplomacy
A State’s commitment to the rule of law is tested not simply by its willingness to punish those found guilty
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When Anyone Can Call Themselves an Audiologist: Who Protects the Patient?
Imagine visiting a hearing clinic because you can no longer hear your family clearly. You trust the person examining your
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The Cost of Silence: Why Early Hearing Screening Matters for Children’s Hearing and Speech Development
A child’s ability to hear is closely connected to their ability to develop speech, learn language, communicate with others, and
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