2020, has been different to say the least. For some, it was as Captain Raymond Holt once said,  Captain Ray Holt Pain GIF from Captainrayholt GIFs For others it was more of a Michael Scott quote, via GIPHY It was the worst, and this was no different for a student. This year had extreme effects on the A-Level student body; from drama in the educational … Continue reading Students and 2020: a love story

“Tomorrow will be better.” “And what if it’s not?” “Then you say it again tomorrow. Because it might be. You never know, right? At some point, tomorrow will be better.”-Morgan Matson Imagine. The plague has ended. You sit in your favourite café in that gorgeous city you always wanted to study in. The aroma of baked goods and beverages waft through the air and embrace … Continue reading Plague, Academia, and The Yearning for a Neo-Renaissance

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this article are those of the writer and are not representative of the platform itself. The Feminist movement has swept the world in its wake; however, we see people debating feminism and its relevance much more than what it actually entails. Given the high degree of debate feminism has brought forward in the world (especially in a country like Pakistan, … Continue reading How Not To Be A Feminist

I’ve always felt a deep affection for cats and it’s not just that they make great pets (even if they claw you and hate you most of the time). Rather, the fact that they have so many different types of personalities- unique only to them- which always keep one entertained . That’s also probably why images and videos of cats make up some of the … Continue reading A Level Moods: Brought To You By Random Cats That I’ve Come Across On The Internet

“Der Klassiker”, a German word which has the direct definition of “the classic” is the name given to a game that has seen limitless pain for me. If you avidly watch football (and are part of the hellhole known as A-Level), you’d see Zaryab Nisar of A2 making vocal the fact that he indeed is a Bayern fan and his team is, indeed, the best … Continue reading The Struggles of The Yellow Wall

The colonisers left a very prominent dent in our culture and stole greedily from us as a country; a lot of what they took from us comprised of non monetary riches. The implications of them sponging up our treasures came in many forms, namely the disruption of our social stratum, invasion into our religious beliefs, and invalidation of our cultural practices. Despite their hoarding, we … Continue reading OUR DECADES LONG COLONIAL HANGOVER & INABILITY TO RECOVER FROM IT

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this article are those of the writer and are not representative of the platform itself. For a century we laboured to settle on soil that protects the interest of all people; we laboured to subdue oppression. For a century, we called upon unbounded freedom fighters and untiring leaders to create an order of peace for all people. Approaching its 73rd … Continue reading The Graveyard of Fractured Morals: What Protects Our Honour?

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this article are those of the writer and are not representative of the platform itself. It is the summer of May 2008, the date is the 21st. Manchester United fans all over the world rejoice as they celebrate their third Champions League trophy just weeks after lifting the Premier League title. A world-renowned deadly attack consisting of the ever clinical … Continue reading Manchester United: Heritage without Direction

So we’re all stuck in another quarantine phase,  just waiting for laziness and misery to take over us as we’ve forgoed all human interaction with the outside world. Instead, we’re forced to bear the brunt of WhatsApp calls every 10 minutes from our desi family members, who somehow always need a light to be turned off or a glass of water at their disposal. Worry … Continue reading 8 ways productivity and quarantine can go hand in hand