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Son of Springs
March 18, 2026 Malik Muhammad Usman 0 Comments

Son of Springs

There was a garden, green and bloomed, But was yearly, by autumn doomed. Spring when comes, autumn shall leave.When autumn

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Son of a Cactus Tree
March 18, 2026 Malik Muhammad Usman 0 Comments

Son of a Cactus Tree

A cactus tree was standing vigorously in a forest. He faced all kinds of weather, but neither scorching heat nor

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Farigh Bukhari: The Imprint of Symbolic Poetry and an Architect of Progressive Thought
March 18, 2026 Adeel Ajaz Rahi 0 Comments

Farigh Bukhari: The Imprint of Symbolic Poetry and an Architect of Progressive Thought

At the beginning of the nineteenth century, the literary landscape of the subcontinent (present-day India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh) witnessed the

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A long Battle for “Basic” Rights
March 18, 2026 Zainab Ahmad 0 Comments

A long Battle for “Basic” Rights

When I first saw the words “Human Rights” in my Pakistan Studies book, I remember pausing for a moment. It

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From Gimmick to Necessity: The Evolution of AI Code Review in 2026
March 18, 2026 Muhammad Talha Zafar 0 Comments

From Gimmick to Necessity: The Evolution of AI Code Review in 2026

When AI coding tools first hit the market, they felt like magic. Suddenly, developers could type a few words and

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Azerbaijan: A Crossroads of History, Geography, and Culture in the Caucasus
March 17, 2026 Muhammad Wasi Ul Haq 0 Comments

Azerbaijan: A Crossroads of History, Geography, and Culture in the Caucasus

Azerbaijan is a fascinating country located at the intersection of Western Asia and Eastern Europe, in the historic region of

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The Nose and the Final Moments of Life
March 17, 2026 Muhammad Rabeet Qureshi 0 Comments

The Nose and the Final Moments of Life

Can the Sense of Smell Predict Death? The human body constantly communicates with us. Our heartbeat, breathing patterns, and physical

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Cholistan
March 17, 2026 Akash Shshafi 0 Comments

Cholistan

The Land of Endless Sands In the southeastern part of Pakistan stretches a vast desert landscape known as Cholistan Desert,

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Greed
March 17, 2026 Malik Muhammad Usman 0 Comments

Greed

A farmer in a village had a goat. She grazed the whole day without being satiated. One day, she grazed

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A Clay Nightingale
March 17, 2026 Malik Muhammad Usman 0 Comments

A Clay Nightingale

An artist kneaded clay and made a nightingale. He installed it near a flower bed in a garden. Any person

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Knowing How We Know, in Medicine and in the Age of AI
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Faith Has to Become a Habit of the Whole Society
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Every system that works needs a crowd behind it. A law on paper does nothing until enough people live by

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Disagree Without Destroying
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We have a habit we rarely admit to. Someone differs with us on one issue, and within minutes we’ve written

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The Paradox of Freedom: Why More Choices Do Not Always Make Us Freer
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We Kill the Taliban or the Taliban Kill Us: A Nation Trapped in a Cycle of Fear
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Violence often forces societies into harsh and uncomfortable questions. One such question that echoes across Pakistan’s security debates is simple

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Masters of Selling and the Backbone of Every Industry In general, I have observed that many people do not consider

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The Quiet Language of Love
The Quiet Language of Love

Some love stories begin with grand gestures. Others begin with something much quieter—a glance that lasts a second too long,

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From Manuscripts to Screens: The Journey of Knowledge and Our Responsibility
From Manuscripts to Screens: The Journey of Knowledge and Our Responsibility

Imagine yourself enveloped in the profound silence of the British Library in London or tucked away in a corner of

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