Written By: Hussain Baloch Introduction Sophie’s World is a famous philosophical novel written by Jostein Gaarder, a Norwegian author. First published in 1991, this book became popular all over the world because of its unique idea of teaching the history of philosophy through a story. It is not just a novel; it’s a journey that…
Written By: Ghulam Abbas QAU, Islamabad The Living Classroom: Marketing Beyond the Textbook At a university in Sukkur recently, a group of students decided to explore through a class project the future of marketing in its human form. The class was divided into three groups, and each team was asked to bring real-life vendors to…
Written By: Ahmad Jawad Janjua Why Nations Fail explores why some countries are rich and developed while others remain poor and underdeveloped. The authors argue that the key factor is not geography, culture, or leadership alone, but rather the political and economic institutions that shape a nation. Institutions determine how power and resources are distributed…
Written By: Mahnoor Fatima Book Review “Sulphite” by Noor Rajpoot: The Chemistry of Hidden Pain The Symbolism of Emotional Preservation The novel Sulphite by Noor Rajpoot is a thought-provoking and emotionally intense literary work that explores the hidden bitterness of human relationships, inner conflicts, and the silent suffering that people often carry within themselves. Just…
Written By: Asra Ali Once hailed as the “City of Lights,” Karachi now flickers under the shadow of its own collapse. Where once bustling streets echoed with commerce and opportunity, today there is the murmur of clogged drains, fractured roads, and administrative confusion. Karachi, Pakistan’s largest metropolis, has always been more than a city; it…
Written By: Mateen U Rahman Sabzoi Nips QAU Assistant Research Officer: Mohammad Rokanuzaman, Uttara University, Dhaka, Bangladesh 10 Steps to Fight Against Climate Change, Bangladesh is a densely populated country where more than 160 million people live in a small area of 1,47,570 sq. km. Once upon a time, Bangladesh was the most attractive and…
Written By: Ainee About the Author “Elif Shafak” The Forty Rules of Love is a famous novel written by Elif Shafak, a Turkish-British writer. The book was published in 2009 and became an international bestseller. Born in 1971 in France but raised in Turkey, Shafak writes in both Turkish and English. Her novel The Forty…
Written By: Bisma In the modern world, we often believe that our daily choices are the result of well-considered decision-making. However, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Charles Duhigg argues otherwise in his seminal work, The Power of Habit. Published in 2012, this book remains a cornerstone of behavioral psychology, explaining that most of our daily actions—roughly 40%—are not…
Written By: Muskan Atomic Habits is a famous self-help book written by James Clear and published in 2018. It has become one of the most popular books in the world because of its simple but powerful message: small habits can bring big changes. The book explains that success does not come from one big action…
Written By: Mehrab “You Can Win” is one of the most popular self-help books written by Shiv Khera, an Indian author, motivational speaker, and entrepreneur. The book focuses on building a positive attitude, developing self-confidence, and achieving success through discipline, hard work, and constructive thinking. It is written in simple language, full of stories, examples,…
You have cried over a character who doesn’t exist. You have rooted for someone living a life nothing like yours. That feeling? That is empathy stretching its muscles. Fiction quietly slips you into other people’s minds. A refugee. A misunderstood teenager. A villain with a backstory that changes everything. For a few pages, you don’t observe…
Ever lost marks even though your research was solid? You followed the brief. You read the sources. You wrote the assignment. Then the feedback hits. Incorrect referencing style. For many UK students, the real struggles aren’t the content. It is choosing between APA vs Harvard and using it consistently. One small citation mistake can quietly…
