New Maps, Old Masters
There’s an old trick governments in poor countries never seem to tire of: when you can’t afford to fix a problem, you open an office for it instead.…
The Public Purview
Sheikh Abdul Rashid
A Wedding Was Blessed. Then the Comments Began.
The sun took its time setting over the gardens of Jati Umra that evening, as though it wanted to watch a little longer. A…
The Hospitality Equation: Service, Leadership, and IHRM at UOG
Pakistan’s youth are, in equal measure, the country’s greatest asset and its most urgent unanswered question. Today they stand at a fork in the…
Bridging Academia and Heritage: UOG and Gujrat’s Literary Confluence
When Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, with his visionary eloquence, likened Gujrat to a ‘Hellenic region’, it was neither a mere geographical compliment nor a…
Reviving the Intellect: How the University of Gujrat’s Seerah Exhibition Reshapes Higher Education
In the relentless march of the twenty-first century, modern academia often risks losing its spiritual compass, reducing institutions of higher learning to sterile factories…
The Silent Guardians of History: Preserving the Sacred Sanctuary of the Book in the Age of Information Chaos
By: Sheikh Abdul Rashid When the Great Library of Alexandria was engulfed in flames, history records that scholars and scribes cast themselves directly into…
The Lamp of a Living Sanctuary: Arif Ali Mir and the Intellectual Odyssey of Gujrat’s Civilization !
In those serene pockets of the Subcontinent where time slows its frantic march, coming to a standstill much like a dervish wrapped in contemplation…
Can Our Universities Build a New Pakistan?
When a nation marks over seven decades of existence and pauses at the threshold of its Independence Day to take stock of its soul,…