Human health is the silent foundation on which every form of progress stands. Human health does not collapse overnight; it weakens gradually when lifestyle choices, technology, and unchecked routines begin to dominate daily life. Human health today is deeply influenced by modern development—sometimes positively, often dangerously—making it essential to examine both sides of this transformation … Read more
Warning is not merely a word of caution in Urdu journalism; it becomes a sharp intellectual tool when placed in the hands of a skilled satirical columnist. In Urdu column writing, this concept functions as a metaphor that alerts readers to social hypocrisy, hollow threats, and moral double standards hidden beneath everyday behavior. Yasir Pirzada’s … Read more
Knowledge without morality is a central challenge of our era. While science and technology advance rapidly, humanity continues to face war and moral decline. Professor Noam Chomsky, in his Islamabad lecture, warned that progress without ethical guidance endangers society, as we learn more about destruction than construction. This thought-provoking discussion was captured in a column … Read more
Marriage counselling does not always happen in an office with a professional therapist. Sometimes, it begins with the witty comments, sarcastic advice, and bittersweet experiences of married people around us. Young men often wonder why the happiest people suddenly turn into philosophers the moment marriage is mentioned. They will smile at your joy, then quietly … Read more
The Rise and Fall of fame, a relentless cycle of ascent and descent, has always fascinated people across generations. In the world of art, cinema, and music, countless stories reveal how tremendous effort and perseverance are required to achieve stardom, yet a single misstep can erase years of hard-won glory. This fragile nature of fame—how … Read more
Introduction: Why Museums Matter History of Museums in Pakistan is ultimately a story about memory, identity, and public education. Museums safeguard artefacts, interpret complex pasts, and connect citizens with heritage. Around the world, we see national, regional, science, art, and community museums driving tourism, scholarship, and cultural pride. In this very context, renowned columnist Zahoor … Read more
Tea culture in Pakistan has evolved into more than just a daily ritual — it has become a national obsession. From bustling city cafés to rural dhabas nestled in quiet villages, chai isn’t just a beverage — it’s a symbol of connection, comfort, and, often, survival amidst social chaos. Let’s pause the noise of political … Read more
A Divine Fragrance and a Tragic Memory Imam Hussain (RA) is the living fragrance of Ahl al-Bayt, whose name evokes purity, sacrifice, and unshakable devotion to the truth. As the sacred month of Muharram nears, his martyrdom rekindles a powerful spiritual connection with the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and his blessed family, reminding the Ummah of … Read more
Moosa Raza Effendi ‘s column was published in Daily 92 on August 23, 2024. Love and hatred are two of the strongest emotions that drive human behavior. Love signifies affection, admiration, and devotion, whereas hatred represents disgust, resentment, and disapproval. A person experiences both emotions, but unfortunately, hatred often outweighs love. This is because love requires … Read more
The importance of practical education and critical thinking has never been greater than in today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world. Our education systems, especially in countries like Pakistan, are often criticized for their reliance on rote learning and outdated curricula that fail to prepare students for the real challenges of life. This blog will explore why practical … Read more
