Fragmented education breeds inequality—UNHSD envisions unity, equity, skills, and national renewal. Imagine a magical hat that sorts children at the age of 14, not by bravery or intellect, but by the futures predetermined by money, ZIP Code, and birth accident. On one side: Air-conditioned classrooms in Lahore where students study for Cambridge and SAT exams — ready to flee, not serve — the land that raised them. On the other hand, a crowded matriculation high school in Sialkot, where students cram math equations because the outdated curriculum does not allow them to think outside the box. And then there…
Brutal realities of South Asian misogyny, injustice, and women’s silenced survival Undoubtedly, being a woman in South Asia has its costs. Growing up in Bangladesh, I've persistently encountered the duplicate headlines over and over. To spare you the monotony, I quote only a few from the last fortnight. A July 6th headline reads, "Father arrested for allegedly killing 4 y/o daughter and dumping her body in a canal." A July 5th headline reads, "Elder brother arrested for rape, younger brother arrested for mob assault of same woman and sharing video." "24 raped in 9 days across country" on July 3rd,…
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China’s dual-use infrastructure in Africa threatens sovereignty under the guise of trade.
Unpacking Pakistan’s obsession with MBBS and the pressures behind medical ambition.
A daughter rediscovers her mother through colour, memory, and quiet inheritance.
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