Skip to content Skip to sidebar Skip to footer

Latest

Unconventional Pakistani Sports: The Donkey Derby

In almost every country in the world, most regions with distinguished localities are known for their unique lifestyle and traditions. The rural or underprivileged population of developing or third-world countries has to get creative to find good, fulfilling entertainment with limited resources, and the donkey derby is a perfect example of that. This eccentric sport,…

ByZainab HasanJune 22, 20210Comments

Latest Most Viewed Pakistan Top World

From 1st to 21st Century: Effects of the Pandemics

Emotions are flying high and there is a sense of hope in the air as many people around the world are getting vaccinated through the highly infectious and deadly disease of COVID-19. As people prepare themselves to return to some semblance of pre-pandemic normalcy, there is a collective effort to shelf the COVID-19 pandemic as…

BySeirut JavedJune 16, 20210Comments

Business Latest Most Viewed Pakistan Recent Top

Implementation of CSR and TBL on Pakistan’s SME’s and Corporate Businesses.

CSR, short for Corporate Social Responsibility, is a business model that, when implied, makes sure that a business is socially accountable to itself, its stakeholders, and the public. It is generally used to regulate the kind of impact the company is having on its surroundings including aspects regarding economy, environment, and society. Since Corporate Social…

ByKashmala KhalidJune 8, 20210Comments

Latest Most Viewed Pakistan Recent Top

Plight of the Polio Workers; Is Potential Death a Requirement in the Path of a Polio Free Pakistan?

Poliomyelitis, or more commonly known as polio, is an extremely contagious and infectious viral disease caused by a virus that accumulates and multiplies in the intestines. In many cases, this virus can easily invade and harm the nervous system, which can result in paralysis. It mainly affects children under the age of 5. According to…

ByKashmala KhalidJune 3, 20210Comments

Latest Most Viewed Pakistan Recent Top

The Green Tsunami

On the second of September, 2018, the newly elected Prime Minister Imran Khan kicked off Plant for Pakistan. Also known as “The Green Tsunami” or “The Ten Billion Tree Tsunami”, the drive was begun by the planting of 1.5 Million Trees were planted on the first day. This was a continuation of the current Prime…

BySaad RashidMay 26, 20210Comments

Culture Latest Most Viewed Pakistan Top

The Feudal Class of Pakistan Under Scrutiny

The word feudalism is thrown around freely in Pakistan, but the term’s definition is contemporary and tailored to the country. To the rest of the world, feudalism means developing and cultivating relationships between groups that involve owning portions of land, providing services, or even labor. But when one speaks of feudalism in Pakistan, the air…

BySeirut JavedMay 22, 20210Comments

Latest Most Viewed Pakistan Recent Top

What is Pedagogy?

According to Encyclopedia Britannica, Pedagogy is the “ study of teaching methods, including the aims of education and the ways in which such goals may be achieved. The field relies heavily on educational psychology, which encompasses scientific theories of learning, and to some extent on the philosophy of education, which considers the aims and…

BySaad RashidMay 18, 20210Comments

Culture Latest Most Viewed Pakistan Recent Top

The Pakistani Cultural Taunts & Jibes Can Lead to Eating Disorders

A child born in a Pakistani household has their ears laden with discourse revolving around the weight of people. This torture continuous well within their adulthood and never really goes away. Body dissatisfaction is common among the public, especially women. Girls from a young age are monitored and often critiqued about their body weight which…

BySeirut JavedMay 10, 20212Comments

Latest Most Viewed Pakistan Recent Top

Sources, Types and Management of Waste in Pakistan; An Unexploited Potential Resource?

In the most generic sense, waste can be defined as any product that has been utilized to its capacity and can be discarded as it is no longer of use to anyone. According to research conducted by World Bank, the entire world generates approximately 3.5 billion tons of solid waste in one day. This amount…

ByKashmala KhalidMay 7, 20210Comments

Culture Latest Most Viewed Pakistan Recent Top

A Brief History of Chai in the Indian Subcontinent

According to British historian, Lizzie Collingham: "The conversion of the subcontinental population to tea-drinking was a result of what must have been the first major marketing campaign in the time of 20th century India. The British-owned Indian Tea Association, set itself the task for first creating a new habit among the population, and then spreading…

ByKhudeeja AsifMay 3, 20210Comments

Here’s to understanding the crux of things.

Default
Dark