by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Before the partition of the Sub-Continent, Lahore was illustrious not only for its historical and cultural richness but also for its esteemed educational institutions. Among these, Government College Lahore stood as a beacon of intellectual brilliance. Alongside other distinguished institutions such as Aitchison College, Forman Christian College, Islamia College, Kinnaird College, King Edward Medical College and Punjab University, it was regarded as a bastion of academic excellence, where admission was the cherished dream of countless students. Before I had the privilege of stepping through its grandRead More

By: Qamar Bashir Two major headlines shook the U.S. and the world. First, President Trump’s defiant tweet: “One who saves his country does not violate any laws.” Second, Vice President JD Vance’s blistering rebuke of European leaders, accusing them—without exception—of betraying democratic values and suppressing free speech. Both statements sent shockwaves, exposing the widening chasm between political rhetoric and the reality of governance in the West. Trump’s statement invited a flood of criticism across both traditional and social media. Many social media users harshly criticized him, branding him a dictatorRead More