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Why Choose Anthropology at Fatima Jinnah Women’s University?

Are you curious about people, cultures, and how societies work? Do you want to understand human life, how people live, think, believe, and connect? Then

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Tan Man Neelo Neel: A Drama That Dared to Speak

Introduction The drama ‘Tan Man Neelo Neel’ has been written by Mustafa Afridi. It has been directed by Saifi Hassan and produced by Sultana Siddique.

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WHERE IS OUR HUMANITY? An HONEST REFLECTION

Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can’t help them, at least don’t hurt them.” Dalai Lama What Is

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Lifesaver: The Benefits and Process of Blood Donation

Imagine a single act that takes less than an hour but could save up to three lives. That’s the power of blood donation—a simple, selfless

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The Life Saving Benefits of Blood Donation

Every day, blood donation saves countless lives. Whether it’s for emergency surgeries, cancer treatments, or chronic illnesses, donated blood is a critical resource in healthcare.

A tense scene inside an operation theater where a young child lies unconscious on the surgical table, surrounded by doctors urgently trying to save their life. Outside the theater, a group of people stand hesitantly, refusing to donate blood due to common myths. Speech bubbles above them read: "Blood donation makes you weak!", "I might get an infection!", and "What if I need my blood later?". A clock on the wall indicates time running out, while an empty blood bag highlights the critical need. Bold text on the image says "Contropulse", with a tagline at the bottom: "Your myths cost lives. Break the myths. Donate blood, save a child.
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Breaking the Myths: The Truth About Blood Donation in Pakistan

Introduction: The Lifesaving Act We Often Overlook In Pakistan, a child battling thalassemia needs a blood transfusion every month. A mother hemorrhaging during childbirth clings

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Street Vendors of Commercial Market: Lived Experiences

Shopping is a part of our daily lives, and malls are often the first choice due to their convenience and variety. However, they are not

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The Dark Side of Humanity: Cruelty and Shocking Content

What happens when we ignore our emotions and give in to the darkest side of human nature? Discover the cruelty and shocking content behind disturbing

A traditional Pakistani wedding scene featuring a young bride and groom sitting on a decorated stage. The bride. wearing a dupatta and shalwar kameez, looks sad, while the groom, dressed in traditional attire, also appears unhappy. Behind them, family members celebrate joyfully, hugging each other amidst colorful wedding decorations, sweets, and bright lightening.
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COUSIN MARRIAGES IN PAKISTAN: Traditions and Realities

Bound by Tradition or Torn by Emotion? The Silent Struggles Behind Cousin Marriages in Pakistan Cousin Marriages in Pakistan: Tradition, Assumptions, and Ignored Realities When

A chessboard showing Pakistan's politics, where tired pawns stand for common people, and tall shadowy pieces show powerful leaders, all under a stormy sky.
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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

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