Tragedy of the Commons: Important lessons for progress in post-pandemic world
While global warming and unpredictable human behaviour remain a risk, we can still manage to sail through these harsh times especially during the pandemic by putting in a little more…
The Silent sufferer in the COVID-19 pandemic
The current employment issues will benefit the private sector in making big revenues the white-collar job holders would have to sit at home despite the fancy degrees they hold.
Fighting Coronavirus and steps in the right direction
It is high time for the government to adopt such measures which will ultimately ease the prevailing chaotic environment.
A call for revival of the world amid COVID-19
The novel Coronavirus takes away many lives regardless of religion, ethnicity, power, wealth, color, virtuous, sinful and though it treats everyone with great justice.
Trust deficit between government and citizens
Instead of building surveillance and authoritarian regime, it is not too late to rebuild people’s trust in science, public authorities and media.
Closing mosques; The Coronavirus pandemic and Sharia
Saudi Ulema curtailed the Jumma and five-time prayers in Saudi except for Harmain.
Post Corona scenario of Pakistan
To cap it all, the ongoing lockdown due to COVID-19 is changing the traditional way of life in one way or other in Pakistan.
Understanding the gravity and repercussions of Coronavirus
Rise of xenophobia, racism and threat to globalization worldwide while joblessness in countries like Pakistan are the threats caused by the current Coronavirus crises.
Covid-19; A bird’s eye view
The earth seems to be enjoying the much-needed break, pollution has gone down, noise pollution has lessened, oceans are quitter, seismic activity is down.
Dawn’s fake news of Boris Johnson’s death sums up standards of Journalism
Pakistan's reputed channel Dawn News fell for a fake Twitter handle and rushed to report the fake news of UK prime minister's death of Coronavirus.
Coronavirus paralyzes socio-economic life
Leaders who have awareness about this burning issue are comparing the historic importance of crisis to 1,918 influenza calamity, the Great Dispersion and the 9/11 tragedy.
Nature’s wail
Loneliness came in, inflammation emerged. Months went by and finally, isolation ended. People got to know themselves better, enhancing their personal growth.
The Corona Episode; A hope for the future
The memories of innocent victims peacefully resting in their graves and the great pressure for the world leaders at critical time in tackling unexpected situation will surly bring the world…
Corona will go, The ‘Masihas’ will stay
Sacrifice is another name for our profession, Coronavirus just did us a favor to highlight our sacrifices a bit.
Your speeches won’t bring food to the starving people
Imran Khan promises but in the past ten days neither the prime minister nor the ‘State of Madina’ have done anything to help any of the people who are starving.
How Coronavirus damaged the world economy
Coronavirus outbreak caused the disruptions to every aspect of life but considerably to the economy of every country and the global supply chains.
Sindh minister recovers from Coronavirus a week after he tested positive
Sindh Education Minister Saeed Ghani announced in a video message that he has tested negative for the novel Coronavirus a week after he tested positive.
Staying fit in ‘quarantined days’
People, in the cost of staying at home are busy to nourish their taste buds, which is causing to put on more weights and suffering to them with shaping disorders…
The Hindu takes down anti-Muslim cartoon after backlash
The Hindu newspaper published a distasteful cartoon showing Coronavirus in a Muslim attire; Pathani dress and social media responded with a huge backlash.
Coronavirus; The other prospect
The blogger has tried to claim and tell what positive results we can derive from the dangerous Coronavirus.
Coronavirus and international trade
If the Coronavirus isn't curbed soon world GDP would drop $1.1tn. It will ultimately haunt the international trade.
Sindh Minister Saeed Ghani tests positive for Coronavirus
As the number of deadly Coronavirus cases has witnessed a steady increase in Pakistan, Sindh's provincial Minister Saeed Ghani has tested positive for the virus.
15 Myths and facts about Coronavirus, you must know
A lot of misinformation about the pandemic; Coronavirus. Some most circulated misleading information and Coronavirus myths are discussed and clarified here.