“But What if There was Equality” and Other Frivolous Gen Z Ideas
An analysis of the increasing shift towards Marxist ideals of the younger generation.
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The Unholy Marriage – Tiktokers X Call Centre Scammers
Here comes the money. What if I told you there was a way to make hundreds of thousands of dollars in a single night, without lifting a finger?
Addiction to Almost Love
We’re All Addicted to the Textual Tension (And It’s a Problem)
A Nation Mourning Karbala Yet Blind to Its Essence?
Mourning Karbala is not enough. Living it is the real tribute. Hussainiyat Is Not Mourning, It’s Resistance.
To call it out is to join it
A reflection on how even critique, rebellion, and honesty get absorbed into the algorithm, where resistance turns into performance, ego death becomes ego’s costume change, and truth itself becomes just another genre of content.
Mere Watan, Mere Bas Mein… Kuch Bhi Nahin
Patriotism here is like a marriage with no divorce option. You love, you hate, you cry, and still sleep in the same bed. Welcome to the land where everything is possible, except fixing anything… “Mere Watan, Mere Bas Mein… Kuch Bhi Nahin”
All Men are the Same
When a woman says, ‘All men are the same,’ is she really wrong? A raw, reflective exploration of masculinity, this piece interrogates the making of the ‘mard’ in a patriarchal society. It doesn’t hold back — it asks questions most men are too afraid to face.
The Irony of Being Human
What does it mean to be the only species that invented Mondays and then hated them? ”The Irony of Being Human” is a mirror held up to the myths we live and the machines we’ve built to replace us.
Let’s Kill the Isms: A Farewell to Pseudo-Intellectualism
This Too Is Sophistry
Machiavellian Strategies in the Politics of the Bhutto Family and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP)
In the complex political landscape of Pakistan, the Bhutto family has remained a dominant force for decades, navigating the country’s turbulent political environment
From LUMSU to Raya: How Ayesha Preancess exposed the elitists of Lahore (and Pakistan)
Through her wildly viral videos and unapologetic self, Ayesha Preancess didn’t just hijack our feeds—she rattled the very bones of Pakistan’s elite.
Mama’s Boy – A Middle-Class Dilemma
The Bro Who Never Chose for Himself In every urban middle-class street of Pakistan, you’ll find a specific kind of man. Twenty-seven years old, often dressed like a local alpha: stiff-collared kurta, oiled hair, a phone full of memes, and lips full of opinions.