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Malaika Niaz
Hi, I am an Anthropology student pursuing my bachelors degree. I am passionate about exploring diverse cultures, delving into the intricacies of human behavior. I love engaging in critical thinking and intellectual debates, and I have started this blog to share my insight and foster through provoking discussions. Join me as I navigate the fascinating world of anthropology and beyond.
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The Chess Board of Politics: Sacrifices of the Pawns in Pakistan
Discover how the Sacrifices of the Pawns in Pakistan shape the political landscape, where power plays and public struggles collide. Introduction Politics in Pakistan is
Family Vlogging: A Tool to Earn Money or a Threat to Privacy?
In a world where likes and followers define success, the price of social media fame may be higher than you think- your privacy. Behind the
Blood and Romance: How Violence Is Glamorized in Media
Pakistani dramas turn violence into a sign of “true love”, showing abusive men as heroes while ignoring the real harm they cause. Characters who are
The Intersection of Religion and Development in Pakistan
Introduction In Pakistan, religious ideologies have significantly influenced various development projects and policies. Based on Islamic charity principles, the Zakat system is institutionalized to support
The Impact of Influential Figures on Gender Norms and Marital Practices: A Critical Examination
From social media feeds to public speeches, influential figures have immense power over our perceptions of gender and marriage. When they promote traditional ideas or
Numbers vs Learning: Unmasking the Illusion of Private School Excellence
Private schools promise high grades, but what if those numbers hide a lack of real skills? Discover the truth behind the illusion of private school
Ethical Dilemmas in Animal Treatment: A Cross-Cultural Perspective
Imagine a world where people treat animals to show their prides and skills, while others pay to watch cruel acts against animals online. In some
Criminality and Accusation of Crimes
Imagine a world where justice is blind, yet the reality is starkly different. Racial profiling, a silent but powerful force, casts a shadow over our
“Metro Systems in Pakistan: A Double-Edged Sword of Progress and Displacement”
From the bustling streets of Lahore to the historic neighborhoods of Islamabad, the rise of metro systems in Pakistan has promised convenience and progress. But
“Beyond Economics: Unpacking the Roots of Inequality in Pakistan”
In Pakistan, equality is not just about money. it is tied to our culture, social norms, politics, and religious beliefs. From strict gender roles to