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Climate change, fuel costs push Pakistan’s fishing industry into more choppy waters

KARACHI, Sindh, Pakistan Climate change and rising fuel costs are taking a heavy toll on Pakistan’s already vulnerable fishing industry, with fish stocks and seafood exports plunging in recent years. Unchecked discharge of industrial and plastic waste and untreated sewage is being compounded by a string of environmental factors

The Rights of Peace – A Poem from War Ravaged Sudan

Sudan will be overly superb when peace comes, Each one will sow grand pine and tropical trees, From these sprawling greenhouses, we will make oases again. Yousif Ibrahim Abubaker Abdalla, a poet from Sudan, a war-ravaged African country, shares his fresh poem Yousif Ibrahim Abubaker is a TEFL Teacher, Poet, Journalist,

CRIMONOGEN FOUND IN HUMAN BLOOD: GODS CALL EMERGENCY MEETING

There are those who are active agents of crime, and there are millions, who do not resist this crime. They too are partakers of the criminalization of human mind, responsible for showing heavy deposits of crimonogen in human blood. Dr. Jernail Singh Anand “Gods have called an emergency meeting. The Divine Lab reports crimonogen in

Elusive Life – Poetry from Assam, India

Let me feel the enchanting melodies of whispering breeze That blows rhythmically leaving behind the scars of vicious life… Shakil Ahmed, a renowned poet from Assam state of India, shares his poetry Shakil Ahmed was born on 31st January 1969 at Badarpur, Assam, India. Since his boyhood days he has been engaged with social

Book Review: Making the Woman – Discourses of Gender in 18th-19th Century India

The book ‘Making the Woman’ analyses emotions, attitudes, cultural practices, rituals, social norms, entertainment, and alternative sexualities in early modern India Comprising four illustrative parts, this anthology analyses emotions, attitudes, cultural practices, rituals, social norms, entertainment, and alternative