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.

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.…

2 weeks ago

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…

3 weeks ago

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…

3 months ago

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…

4 months ago

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…

5 months ago

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…

5 months ago

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…

5 months ago

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,…

7 months ago

“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…

7 months ago

“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.…

7 months ago