⚖️ When prejudice enters the courtroom, justice itself is at risk. Huzaima Bukhari examines how patriarchal attitudes shape workplace harassment, judicial thinking and women's access to justice.
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⚖️ When prejudice enters the courtroom, justice itself is at risk. Huzaima Bukhari examines how patriarchal attitudes shape workplace harassment, judicial thinking and women's access to justice.
Read more: www.thefridaytimes.com/09-Oct-2026/...
Mohsin Leghari examines what keeps this vast hydraulic network working: maintenance, measurement, institutional knowledge and the everyday delivery of water to farmers.
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#Pakistan #Irrigation #Agriculture #WaterSecurity #TheFridayTimes
Atiqa Kanwal explores Dr. Osama Siddique’s Who Knows the Bounds of Desire as a meditation on Lahore—its decline, resilience, memory and possibility of renewal.
✍️ By Atiqa Kanwal
🔗 Full article: www.thefridaytimes.com/21-Sep-2026/...
🌸 From “Shabd” to “Gul Baang”: word becomes voice.
Dr. Intikhab Ulfat examines Naina Adil’s poetic world, where beauty meets suffering and expression repeatedly confronts silence.
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#NainaAdil #UrduPoetry #GulBaang #Shabd #Literature #TheFridayTimes
⚠️ A sick, burnt-out workforce cannot sustain institutions.
Easha Shahid explores the link between economic inequality, taxation and Pakistan’s growing mental health challenge.
🌍 MUET Jamshoro has launched Pakistan’s first AAEES student chapter, creating an international professional link for environmental engineering students.
✍️ By Yasir Ali Bhatti
🔗 Full article: www.thefridaytimes.com/11-Sep-2026/...
🌾 “No More Canals.”
Babarloi became more than a protest against canals on the Indus. It became an expression of Sindhi identity, solidarity and ishq for Sindh.
By Zaffar Junejo
📚 High teacher turnover doesn't just hurt educators — it hurts students.
Gaitee Ara Siddiqi argues that better HR policies, job security and employee protection are essential for stronger schools.
🔥 There is feminism — and then there is establishment feminism.
Fawzia Afzal-Khan challenges the mythology surrounding Gloria Steinem and asks who really drove the victories of second-wave feminism.
By Fawzia Afzal-Khan