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Shahzad SharjeelDawn |
Some betting sites profit from death and chaos openly.
Some physical features are stereotyped in history.
Imagine the water consumed in even a day of web searches.
The term has a sinister historical background.
Human development must get most of the profits.
Even in jungles, culling is used to maintain natural biodiversity.
Every other driver with tinted glass flashes an ID.
Past efforts to privatise do not inspire confidence.
It’s strange that martyrdom can be granted to anyone these days.
There are limits to how far traditions can be stretched.
We still cling to this relic known as ACR.
Not owning our cultural heritage has dimmed our worldview.
Before 2010, we never thought about monitoring our glaciers.
We are all losing our humanity.
The influence of ‘Bahishti Zewar’ abides.
Nothing has changed for the clients of the banking system.
Why can’t we, the people, bring ourselves to conserve water?
Have we lost all faculties to empathise without judgement?
The love of language is an acquired taste.
Let us focus on nurturing Einsteins.
The more one travels towards Chitral, the deeper the civilisational imprint gets.
We need hydropower experts and legal wizards in international law.
That knowledge is power is not lost on conquerors.
It was another age when hands reached out for radio dials instead of cellphones.
Unlike us, Burkina Faso has its priorities straight.
Long traffic snarls make one wonder about the purpose of the state.
Class, it seems, is both a divider and a unifying force.
Four years of a vindictive presidency can be daunting.
One of Chakwal’s most famous sons was born in a small village named Gah.
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