The writer is a Youth & Social Development Consultant. He can be reached at [email protected].
Abandoning indigenous languages is often a symptom of elite assimilation into colonial power structures
Functioning standing committees are indispensable for the effective operation of an elected assembly
Communication and pro-active messaging is vital in epidemic preparedness and health emergencies. Just how prepared are we on that count?
To make student societies work, their executive members need both thematic and management skills; including gender and social cohesion
Providing equal opportunities to minorities demands legislative cover to the employment quota supported by a quota in education
Urdu novelist Muhammad Asim Butt speaks about the habit of revising his drafts, his fixation with the walled city, dilemmas of a writer and...
Like many South Asian parents living in the US, Gurmeet Kaur was concerned about the disappearance of her mother language Punjabi. She was worried...
Dr Mahmood Nasir Malik’s poetry deals with nature, the changing forms of seasons and evenings
A conversation with Nain Sukh who blends fact and fiction with startling effect in book after book
A historical perspective of mainstreaming -- looking at the cases of JUI and JI
A Punjabi poet, a writer in Punjabi, a reader of his own poems just like other readers, Irfan Malik constantly defies himself, his form and content,...
The genesis of Islami Jamiat Tulaba -- the longest surviving student organisation
