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The Rule of Ruthlessness: Thoughts on Society

Rather than being a set of hard and fast rules, the “Rule of Ruthlessness” refers to an overarching strategic philosophy or approach that places the attainment of an objective ahead of every other aspect of life, including social, moral, and sentimental ones. In this article, we will examine the “Rule of Ruthlessness” and its key […]

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How Readings Shapes the Brain

What is the Impact of the act of reading on the human brain? Allow me to clarify the underlying principle. Whenever you read a book or have a conversation, the experience causes physical changes in your brain. — George Johnson My favorite pastime is reading. I don’t even recall the exact moment when I first […]

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How a Single Page Magic Ended Up Making Me a Reader

How a Single Page Magic Ended Up Making Me a Reader I learned how to engage my attention from that one page; it was more than simply facts. As a result of mental changes rather than changes to the texts, I found that reading became easier. Focus and repetition have this kind of subtle but […]

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3-C sunset lane phase 2 EXT, DHA, Karachi, Pakistan

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Kirthar National Park

The Kirthar park is under threat due to illegal construction and feudal interests affecting the natural beauty of the park. The kirthar park is located in kirthar mountains range south-western, Sindh approximately 80 north of Karachi. The Kirthar National Park is Pakistan’s third-largest park, stretching over 300 thousand kilometers. It was declared a national park […]

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Ongar – The Paleolithic Site remains devastated for half a century

No any national and international has taken efforts to preserve the site as the illegal limestone quarrying continues unabated   Quratulain Kareem On a winter morning of 2023, I thought to visit a Paleolithic site Ongar, located at a distance of about 120 kilometers from Karachi along the Karachi-Hyderabad National Highway. Ongar is better known […]

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The Crumbling Heritage of Sindh

Like other heritage sites in Pakistan, this site has also much potential for history-lovers and tourists. By Quratulain Kareem The Burfats graveyard with the tomb of Mai Chagli and Malik Izzat Khan Burfat are located near the Government Boys Degree College, Kotri. Mai Chagli and Malik Izzat Khan Burfat belonged to Burfat Tribe, the valiant […]

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Shiva Temple of Sann tells a tale of roots of Hinduism in Sindh

The temple is locked since decades and even before partition and no rituals are being performed here. Quratulain Kareem Sann is a small but historic town of Sindh province of Pakistan in Jamshoro district located on the west bank of Sindhu River. This area is surrounded by archaeological as well as historic places like Ranikot, […]

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Laki Shah Saddar Graveyard – Hidden dimensions of cemetery need to be explored

This significant site should be richly managed by the concerned authorities not only because of historical and architectural heritage but also for promoting tourism. Quratulain Kareem Laki Shah Saddar is a small but historic town in Jamshoro district of Sindh situated some 20km south of Sehwan, another historic town, on the right bank of Indus […]

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Halani, where the Kalhoras and Talpurs battled for power

Nothing is left here except certain ruins, as the concerned antiquities department of Sindh has utterly neglected this historic site, where the studies could be carried out on the weapons and the war strategy used in the battle.   Quratulain Kareem Power gives people the ability to control themselves and their environment, and this control is […]

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