The writer has been associated with the education sector since 1990 as teacher, teacher educator, project manager, monitor and evaluator.
A peek into history to understand Erdogan’s furious reaction to the failed putsch
The Iranian film-maker that challenged the intellect of the viewer through his experimental works
The current upsurge in hate crimes is a sign of the pangs the society faces in the face of a secular but authoritarian government and an...
The recently concluded Nato exercises have put Europe on a potential powder keg
Instead of presenting a warped system of education, policymakers in Pakistan should focus on the theory and practice of education
Ali stands out not only because of Will Smith’s outstanding portrayal of Ali but also due to the boxer’s charisma
There seems no peace unless foreign interventions stop and the Syrian government agrees to a democratic transition
The new transit trade agreement that Chabahar Port offers should serve as a wake-up call for Pakistan
Chairman Mao Zedong’s extensive purge to reestablish his personality cult 50 years ago
Recalling two great upheavals that shook Asia 50 years ago
Concluding the discussion on memorable female characters in cinema that challenged the status quo
Public universities in Sindh endure agitation again as arbitrary appointments and power politics play the dirty game
On some of the best movies that have strong female characters in the lead
The significance of the city’s historical importance in the backdrop of the destructive thinking pattern nurtured in this region over the past...
When millions of Muslim refugees are making a beeline to Europe, it is a woman of valour who stands firm in her resolve to help the hapless
An education Expo in Islamabad discusses some pertinent issues confronting the discipline of Social Sciences in the country
Umberto Eco’s world is a realm of complicated mystery that draws you in
Boutros-Ghali and Hassanein Heikal followed different paths but one was much greater than the other and Heikal was his name
A recent report by Oxfam reveals that most economies are manipulated to benefit the rich at the cost of the poor
Kurosawa’s only Russian film Dersu Uzala remains the most inspiring among the ice-cold stories of survival
