Lesser known Balochi desserts we need to try now!on November 4, 2019A good health is integral to survive since we derive our energy from it and need to go about our regular chores and conduct day to day tasks because of it. Sometimes we feel dizzy: it is because we do not avail healthy foods in most of the occasions. However, in most other cases we […]
Shiv Khera’s Freedom Is Not Free educates us on how to welcome change in our lifeon October 15, 2019The book Freedom Is Not Free is a motivational collection of writer and activist Shiv Khera. He has written a total number of sixteen books. He has authored one of the bestselling books of India ‘You can win’ as well. Both books (You can win and The freedom is not free) are aimed to motivate […]
Jay Asher’s 13 Reasons Why talks of suicideon October 13, 2019After a friend recommended the book Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher, I had a short look over the first few pages which were exciting. Getting to know the book was based on a suicide, a suicide by a teenage girl which contained thirteen reasons, a sort of anxiety arose within me, the anxiety to […]
The Notebook — the story of Noah and Allieon October 10, 2019The Notebook inhabits the lovable memories of Allie when she is suffering from a disease in which she could not remember anything related to her past, not even Noah, her husband. Noah accompanies her in those harsh times, not letting her know who he actually was by making her worried to ponder and stress her […]
Your Year for Change has the power to influence the way you see the worldon October 1, 2019Author and songwriter Bronnie Ware is a great humanitarian, serving the ill. She came up with disparate dying people who had most regrets of how they spent there lives and how they should have had, but past is never brought back, howbeit, the memories and regrets it carries. This book by Bronnie Ware is based […]
How to Be a Better Leader is less of a book and more of a teacheron July 15, 2019Stefan Stern’s How to be a Better Leader is a very effective book guiding the readers to get into good leadership specifically in business and politics. He mainstreamed some of the most essentials of newly starting a business or having to get to be a real “leader” instead of that a “politician” in role of […]
Life is simpleon April 10, 2019As a teacher in a private language academy in Turbat, I have come up with many students and staff members with disparate and unmatched thoughts. I’ve found many students disappointed with their lives and positioned on the verge of committing suicide. I, at some point, felt the haplessness, worrisome, hopelessness and troubles of the Baloch […]
I quit!on March 2, 2019It was almost 12am when Munaj heard someone’s cries outside his home. He was dumbstruck and went to look who that person was. When he came out, he saw Ali, the stepson of his neighbour Sadiq, begging with both his both hands for help. Munaj took him inside and gave him some food to eat. […]
Exploring Makran’s historical capitalon February 20, 2019Turbat is the second biggest city of Balochistan after Quetta. Its population is around 213,557 and growing day by day. Most of its residents belong to Baloch families. Baloch are called people with an existence by the era of prophets. Before the existence of Pakistan, Turbat was a part of Kalat. The historical place where […]
Kahlil Gibran’s book gives us food for thoughton February 17, 2019The Eye of the Prophet is a chapter-based book of one of the most loved and known writers of the world Kahlil Gibran. It was published in France. It got the copyrights translation in French in 1991 while in English in 1995 printed in the United States. The book is in overall 76 chapters most […]