Student Political activism in third world. Reviewed by:Ejaz Baba(Central Committee member BSAC) Student political activism remains a key issue for third world universities.Because third world student activism is a complex phenomenon which has important implications for both university and society. First, we must understand the power of students.So, here question …
Read More »The Salariate Behavior- A Functional Analysis : by Amin Zaamin Baloch
The Salariate Behavior: A Functional Analysis Amin Zaamin Baloch This essay covers the following notions:1- When Croesus resists the transformation of stratum, so it causes a particular environment of lobbying in thesame hierarchy and at the same stage2- The Croesus finds the ‘favor’ as a working instrument to make the …
Read More »The Salariate, Alienation and Struggle: A pattern study of Struggle: by Amin Zaamin Baloch
The Salariate, Alienation and Struggle: A pattern study of Struggle. by Amin Zaamin Baloch The article asserts that ‘alienation’ causes the eternal doubts on the struggle (whether it is academic or social) that makes the ground of struggle de-legitimized; thus, the struggle loses its cause or causes. In this article …
Read More »Death of a State: Accession to Pakistan and its aftermath: Review by: Asif Baloch
Back to the future (The Khanate of Kalat and the Genesis of Baloch Nationalism 1915-1955) Writer: MartinAxmannReview by: Asif Baloch Part 3 The Death of a State: Accession to Pakistan and its aftermath British Balochistan:- British Balochistan was created in 1877 by corporating Afghan territories along with the leased areas …
Read More »Wind of change: – Kalat between the world wars: Review by: Asif Baloch
Back to the future (The Khanate of Kalat and the Genesis of Baloch Nationalism 1915-1955) Writer: Martin Axmann Review by: Asif Baloch Part 2 Wind of change: – Kalat between the world wars During World War 1 (1914-1918) Balochistan remained out of scenario because of inaccessibility of modern communication tools …
Read More »Nation and Nationalism: Review by Asif Baloch
Back to the future (The Khanate of Kalat and the Genesis of Baloch Nationalism 1915-1955) Writer: – Martin AxmannRevew by: Asif Baloch Nation and Nationalism Nationalists usually themselves representatives of an existing centuries old nation that has national symbols, language, culture, mythology, and in some cases even a national religion. …
Read More »What does it mean to think for oneself? : by Mast Tawakli
What does it mean to think for oneself? by: Mast Tawakli ‘Being the thing’ thinks and expresses itself freely. The thought line of expression of oneself is a-priory understood. The meaning to think for oneself is that “I that is and penetrated to”. “I” is the universal and ultimate reality …
Read More »The Salariate and the card of Ethnicity: A Particular Study: by Amin Zaamin Baloch
The Salariate and the card of Ethnicity: A Particular Study by: Amin Zaamin Baloch Before determining the core area of this essay, first we have to know the ground of salariate. As we know that the class of salariate is a particular class that is not an actual class per …
Read More »The Shadow of Our Tree: Sameer Mazar
Once I was walking somewhere without knowing where to go but set forth into the wild. In the path of my meaningless journey, I paused at a place to quench my thirst, all alone in the mountains of Burzkoh. The only possible shade for me was a shadow of a …
Read More »Mir Hammal: A Symbol of Resistance by Gulab Baloch
It is a well-known fact that dominant nations have always endeavored hard to bring the weakernations under their control in order to have access to their resources. If we turn over thepages of history, we will conclude that vulnerable nations have always been fighting for theirsurvival and the stronger have …
Read More »New Social Class emerged in Balochistan: Amin Zaamin Baloch
This article just shows that the literate middle class of so-called youth is producing an ideology-less political ground only for the sake of securing a political participation, which leads the class toward the fulfillment of economical (luxurious) need in Balochistan. However, before elections’ result a new class of youth has …
Read More »Pakistan Medical Commission: a moderate welcome or hard line: Qasim Lal Baloch
Rumours arose when the news of dissolving PMDC came. Pakistan Medical and Dental Council was initially established as Pakistan Medical Council in 1948 by adopting the British Indian Medical Council Act 1933 on the recommendations of 1947’s Pakistan Health Conference_ through Presidential ordinance. President Arif Alvi signed the Pakistan Medical …
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