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Anderson–Tendulkar Trophy 2025: An Epic Test Battle in the Making
The much-anticipated five-match Test series between England and India is living up to its billing under the newly titled Anderson–Tendulkar Trophy. With both teams locked at 1-1 after two gripping encounters, the series has already…
Pakistan’s Strategic Endorsement: Why Trump Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
Pakistan’s proposal to nominate Donald Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize may raise questions globally. But this suggestion is based on practical thinking recognizing the times when Trump helped reduce tensions and avoided wars in…
Wimbledon 2025: A New Era Begins Without Line Judges – But At What Cost?
In a historic departure from nearly a century and a half of tradition, Wimbledon 2025 has made headlines for an innovation that has divided the tennis world: the complete removal of human line judges. For the first time in its 148-year…
The Field Marshal: Architect of a Stronger Pakistan
The success of Operation Bunyan Marsoos marked a profound transformation in Pakistan's military strength, regional standing, and national confidence. It proved Pakistan's ability to defend itself and spurred greater state resilience and…
Child Marriage Ban in Islamabad: A Legal Milestone
Islamabad made headlines in late May 2025 when President Asif Ali Zardari signed the Islamabad Capital Territory Child Marriage Restraint Act, 2025, raising the minimum legal marriage age to 18 for both boys and girls and criminalizing…
Imran Khan’s Controversial Tactics Before and After Operation Bunyan Un Marsoos
Imran Khan’s appeal to the overseas Pakistani community to engage in civil disobedience and withhold remittances from the country reflected a disregard for Pakistan’s economic well-being. Fortunately, this call was overwhelmingly rejected…
The Silent Struggle of English Teachers in Special Education Schools of Konodas, Gilgit-Baltistan
In the quiet, snow-capped region of Konodas in Gilgit-Baltistan, far from the reach of national education reforms and high-level academic conferences, English teachers in special education schools perform their duties with little more than…
Why Do People Become “Haters”? How to Respond
The Psychology Behind Negativity
Mehwish Kamran, Ph.D. Clinical Psychology
People who express hatred or negativity—often called haters—usually do so for several psychological reasons:
Insecurity & Low Self-Esteem:…
Putlerism, racism, Velikorus ideology
The fact that the Federal Security Service of Russia raided the home of Azerbaijanis in the city of Yekaterinburg, Russia, on the morning of June 27, tortured and killed 5 people, left dozens of others to death, and subjected them to…