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Alexandrine parrots disappearing from Pakistan’s skies

Wildlife experts cite habitat alteration, pollution, poaching and illegal trade as major factors behind decline in bird’s population Wildlife experts cite habitat alteration, pollution, poaching and illegal trade as major factors behind decline in bird’s population In a recent survey, not even a single Alexandrine parrot

Poetry: I’ll Choose You — For Eternity

I’ll choose you always, come what may, Even when days falter, and we’re unsure of the way. Aisha Khan, a young poet and writer, based in Hyderabad Sindh, shares her poem The poet is based in Hyderabad Sindh and holds a BS in English Linguistics from the University of Sindh Jamshoro, Sindh. She is focused on preparing

Al Dhaheri finishes F4 career by taking chequered flag at Abu Dhabi GP meeting

In a fitting finale to his F4 career Rashid Al Dhaheri, the UAE’s leading racer, set two pole positions and took two chequered flags in the two F4 Formula Trophy races at his home circuit. The races were part of the Abu Dhabi GP weekend and although the first race win was taken away from him post-race when due to the steward’s

CAJ Magazine: History, Society, Culture and Politics across Continents

In his editorial of December 2024 edition of the CAJ International Magazine, Chief Editor Michael Adeboboye expressed the gratitude of the magazine’s team to their esteemed readers. He wrote: “In the coming prosperous year 2025, we shall welcome you to reading more exciting and interesting stories from our stable. Sincerely,

"International Anthology "36 Days of July: A Mass Uprising in Bangladesh

The July Uprising of 2024 was sparked by the reinstatement of a controversial job quota system, leading to widespread protests against the brutal regime of Sheikh Hasina and the Awami League. The government's violent crackdown, known as the July Massacre, resulted in over 1,000 deaths and 20,000 injuries. This genocide shocked the