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Poverty in Pakistan is neither an act of fate nor a natural misfortune—it is the product of calculated policy decisions, entrenched elite control, and chronic neglect. For generations, the country’s ruling class has built an economy that enriches a small minority while condemning millions to perpetual hardship. This piece exposes the politics behind poverty in… Read more
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Exposing Asim Munir: how Pakistan’s worst army chief rose through nepotism, swapping his wife Irum Asim, betrayed the nation, and turned against the very people he should protect. Read more
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Critics argue Asim Munir’s tenure as Pakistan’s Army Chief reflects military overreach, political control, and deepening democratic decline. Read more
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Pakistan’s economy isn’t short of money or talent, it’s mis-organized. A blueprint to flip incentives from extraction to production. Read more
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“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.” – George R.R. Martin In an age of infinite scroll, the quiet act of opening a book feels almost rebellious.Our days are measured not in pages, but in seconds, seconds spent on Instagram Reels, TikTok swipes, YouTube shorts.… Read more
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There is a quiet magic in turning the pages of a book, a rhythm, an intimacy, and an invitation to imagine. Unlike movies or TV shows, which present you with carefully designed visuals, music, and dialogue, books whisper to your soul in solitude. They ask for something far more valuable than your time, they ask… Read more
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There’s a kind of joy that today’s fast-paced world may never understand, the joy of waiting, of working hard, of slowly building something with your own hands and heart. I’m talking about a time when technology wasn’t just handed to you in a silver, touchscreen plate. A time when the internet sounded like screeching static… Read more
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In the rush of modern convenience, we’ve traded ink for keys, paper for screens, and the gentle curve of letters for the harsh click of keyboards. Technology, for all its benefits, has slowly but surely taken away something deeply human from us—the sacred act of writing by hand. We live in a world where everything… Read more
The Autumn And Spring Of My Life 