Anjum Altaf
Unexamined privileges exist in Pakistani education.
Updated 31 Jan, 2021 08:30am
Rigid thinking inclines societies towards zealotry.
Published 21 Jan, 2021 05:24am
Shouldn’t schools have indigenous names too?...
Published 03 Jan, 2021 07:25am
One cannot admire Ranjitsinh enough for his wisdom and vision.
Published 22 Dec, 2020 07:23am
Can a child do better with unfamiliar words?
Published 29 Nov, 2020 06:53am
A child who hates school is more likely to drop out.
Updated 15 Nov, 2020 08:24am
Microsense can be macromadness.
Published 04 Nov, 2020 07:26am
The evidence is that children learn best in a language they understand well.
Published 23 Oct, 2020 07:14am
And then, it would be time to figure out the space for the servant.
Published 12 Sep, 2020 07:01am
Here we see the politics of power and powerlessness.
Published 25 Aug, 2020 07:03am
The minute we talk of raising minimum wages, howls are let loose and myriad admonitions pour forth.
Published 31 Jul, 2020 07:11am
People have a right to honour what they wish to honour. There is no call to fear that democratic choice.
Updated 17 Jul, 2020 09:02am
Awareness, followed by the desire to change the world, is what motivates the lovers of Faiz.
Published 27 May, 2020 06:35am
We are not even clear about the primary objective of our policy.
Published 13 Apr, 2020 06:04am
The infliction of pain on the human body is commonly viewed as a just and effective corrective.
Updated 17 Mar, 2020 07:32am
Democracy relies on collective wisdom to yield the best of a set of often bad choices.
Updated 10 Feb, 2020 07:30am
We have to minimise discretion in Pakistan at least for this phase of our existence.
Published 05 Jan, 2020 07:01am
Why do the rulers consider increase in remittances praiseworthy?
Published 27 Oct, 2019 07:03am
Our education systems need to be independently assessed.
Updated 05 Oct, 2019 07:55am
Taxpayers here have valid concerns: does the government care for us?
Published 16 Sep, 2019 06:58am
