Since centuries we the girls have been chained in the cultural, tribal and societal norms and values in the name of dignity and honour which in real fact has nothing to do with any gender.
Such thoughts have been indicted...
Walking with my friend through the way of college as usual I saw a 10 year old child collecting plastics, having a trusting innocence of childhood and dreams shattered in his eyes, which shock me to the...
Suicide among students has become a global epidemic. The transition to the university stage is a particularly sensitive process for young people. Halfway between adolescence and adulthood, students face a cycle of emotional and social changes that can take...
I don't think that Baloch women are given equal rights, status and power of decision making by men of our society. They always want to be superior.
Here in 21st century which is itself an era of competition, but what...
In this season of Autumn in Balochistan, leaves of fear are shedding new leaves of hope on their way but leaves don't shed easily rather the change in nature make them to fall.
Seema you're making the leaves fall. Seema...
As a freshly appointed advocate for positive change and a Global Change Ambassador at Echo Change, I want to bring your attention to this prestigious organization, Echo Change. Echo Change is a platform for youth that empowers them to...
What is worse than being born in a Baloch family?
What is more unfortunate than being a family member or a friend of disappeared individual?
What is even more dreadful than not knowing where you’re loved-ones are?
Two years back, a dear friend of mine asked me, very politely though, “Why do you call yourself a feminist and not an egalitarian?”
To which I replied, “Oh well! I think it’s because feminism is about equality.”
“You should call...
“Arz e kana’n (the plea) is a song. It was sung by the genius Naeem Dilpul, in February 2019.”
Every individual in Balochistan and in foreign is familiar with this tittle “Arz-e-Kana’n”. In a short period, this song got so...
Very little has been written about the ancient coastal people of Lyari – the irrepressible Makranis – who take their name from the Makran coast of Sindh and, Balochistan, which also indicates a common history of the two provinces;...
