The author, Natasha Sohail is in the last year of her O Levels at LGS. She likes to call herself a “pure Karachite” and think she is quite patriotic but not the psycho kind. She has a passion for writing and taking pictures of the sky. ...
Reality Romanticized: May 2012
posted by Ziad
Unveiling the May 2012 issue of our quarterly online Magazine: Reality Romanticized Click on the magazine to enlarge it and view in full screen. Open publication - Free publishing - More poetry To view the previous issue of Reality Romanticized click HERE If you are interested in having your advert in the next issue or on the website, click HERE and request our Media Kit for the year 2012. Poetry by: Hina Khurshid Mehreen Mujeeb Maryam Mirza Ayesha Raees Ali Hassan Prose by: Kanwal Mukhtar Syed Zeeshan Ahmed Noor Rehman Art by: Naiha...
Snapping Colors and ...
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The photographer, Ahmed Shiraz is a restless soul with a fertile imagination. An analyst by profession, his passion for creativity led him to venture into the field of photography. He strongly feels that the best shots are captured under the least...
Know this about Genetically Modified Foods
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Written by Rachel Jenkins, who writes about saving money, food & frequenting www.lifeinsurancequotes.org There are certain lines that people should never cross, such as creating or inserting DNA from one species or life to another totally un-related species. Genetically modified food technology is an invasive, unsafe method that crosses the breeding lines among plants, animals and other creatures. GM technology was invented in 1994, so there has not been enough time to determine the long term health effects on humans. However, there has been some research on rats and hamsters, and the results are not...
Of Sleepiness and Mo...
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The author, Ali Hassan a.k.a Waterloo Warrior, is our ambassador at University of Waterloo. He is an enthusiastic contributor, with his poetry and articles regularly published in Reality Romanticized, and Ideas (the e-Magazines) AND the iE blog. He...
The Race
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By Ayesha Shahid The panorama begins as I & the others are emulating for the race… The race for the endurance of its own kind ! Its through a swampy, dirty trail , which continues into a deserted and moldy place like the sunken Titanic. Its a race between Sincerity, Truth, Honesty,...
Liono! Lord of The&#...
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By Nusrat Osama. The writer is a pioneer of two schools and a college, she retired as principal of a prestigious school in Pakistan. These days she is contemplating writing down her memoirs. It was not just an ordinary cat that had found...
Dare I Criticize Pakistani Fashion?
posted by Ziad
By Ziad Bashir The author is a sophomore at Lahore School of Economics, and the Chief Editor of Ideas Evolved. In this article, I am going to argue a point that I hate arguing about, mostly because the response I get to my arguments is usually far from the point, and never focuses on the entire argument I present. Dare I, a self-proclaimed liberal, argue against the direction that Pakistani fashion has taken? If I do, I risk being called a fundamentalist, some of my more enlightened friends would even go as far as to claim that I am in favour of taking freedoms away from the fashion...
Another 5.2 billion of debt – for defence?
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By Muhammad Hassan. The writer is currently doing his A Levels from Beaconhouse ALGC. Today, the Pakistan Military announced that it had successfully tested the Hatf IV Shaheen 1A ballistic missile. The Shaheen A1 is an improved version of the Shaheen- 1 with better range (said to be around 2500-3000km) and better accuracy. But the thing is, was this necessary? The test was in response to India’s Agni V, but is an arms race with India worth it when we are in such dire economic straits? I firmly belief, that it the right and the duty of the Pakistan army to take all possible measures...
Media Freedom in Pak...
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The author, Talha Siddiqui, is a trained but inexperienced Economist; University of Manchester being his Alma Mater. The author is often presented as a controversial figure amongst his peers and prides himself on being a non-conformist and a...
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