By Mariam Saeed Khan, our ambassador at Next Generation Pakistan Why is the word becoming increasingly popular day by day? Why is load shedding getting the fame? Why are all the parties playing “paid-content” advertisements? All these questions occurred into my mind while switching through television channels for an hour. After that it was all “black”. No light. And then my inappropriate love for the past government increased. It is increasing with the number of hours people have to deal with while working or sleeping. With the dead batteries of UPS, the generators rusting for...
The “L” Word
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Fariha Ejaz deeply enjoys writing and sharing her thoughts with the rest of the world. She is an ambassador at Ideas Evolved who loves to write for fun. I have been through a lot in my life. Problems, depression and drama. I handled...
Who’s Stalking You On Facebook?
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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 As water is to us humans, stalking is to Facebook-ers. The art of stalking was never as creepy or as frowned upon before the advent of Facebook. However, with great dependence on social media comes great incentive to misuse it. Most of us have a Facebook account, change our display pictures on a regular basis, update our statuses daily, like...
Confessions, Crushes...
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By Tabasco, our ambassador from Aitchison College, who is a big fan of beer (non-alcoholic, of course), Grey’s Anatomy and Fevicol Se. *sad face* Remember the time when we used to ridicule ourselves with Lucas-es? When being an...
Stop Hating Bieber
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Written by Fizza Qureshi. “I’m 17 and live in Karachi, I study in D.A College for women and I like swimming, reading and Facebooking.” I don’t know if this post is gonna get published, but it’s about something which...
Formula NUST Racing ...
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Hareem Khan is a 16-year-old who loves writing and is looking forward to write a whole lot of articles for the sake of fun. Have you ever felt the excitement of cars zooming through the tracks at godforsaken speeds? The nervousness if...
In Memory of Landlin...
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Article by Iram Shah, our Ambassador at Bahauddin Zakriya University With the advancing technology and innovations being introduced on daily basis, landlines seem to be the product of stone-age. Rehman Malik made me realized how...
It’s not ok to Lose ...
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By Ali Fraz Hassan I’m a student of dental medicine. Occasionally writes to keep my mind away from pressure of studies. Post originally titled: The Art Of Arguing I Solemnly Swear That I’m Up To No Good. God helps those who...
Winter Winds litter ...
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By Mahwish Asif Mahwish is a freshman in Kinnaird College majoring in Media Studies. Lahore, a city that never sleeps, gets bereft of human life, every evening by 7PM. The boisterous streets of Lahore are left stranded by the cold...
Another Best and Worst of 2012 List
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Written by Umar Ahmed, who in his own words “kinda stumbled onto” Ideas Evolved and was wondering if write something. Well, he did. “Man, I can’t wait to read another year-end best-of list!” - Nobody. Ever. And with that cheerful thought, welcome to part one of the Best And Worst of 2012. Because as my gramma used to tell me, if you have something to say, stretch it out to multiple parts and get more hits that way! If I’d known how poignant that advice would one day turn out to be, I wouldn’t have gotten her committed to the nuthouse. So soon. Anyways. 1) Phone Of The...
The Intense Rivalry:...
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Written by Zubia Naeem The fever… is back. After 4 years of drought, it is finally back. The green field, the noises, the green shirts, the blue shirts, the howzats, the tensions; it’s all back. Nothing can be compared to this breath-taking battle of the titans; the most intense rivalry...
Reality Check: Manners Please!
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By Zainab Asim “Self analysis, every once in a while, is very healthy for our development and growth as human beings and as a society on the whole’’, so began the abstract of an article I recently read. Reading this automatically made me ponder over the state of our nation. There’s no doubt that we are a very warm blooded, hospitable and brave nation. But as every country has its set of shortcomings, we also have quite a plethora of them. And today, I want to focus on just that. Not talk about what we are victims of, but to try and analyze ourselves and our behavior. I strongly believe in recognizing our wrongs, embracing them...
Click, Click…I am a ...
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By Ramsha Tofique Money can’t buy creativity. Even a monkey can take pictures if given the right camera. Owning a high resolution digital single lens camera, capturing pictures from it and then changing the actual look of the picture through some editing softwares cannot make you a...
Why it Ain’t Over in 2012
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By Noor Rehman The Author is a Political Science Major and our ambassador at Kinnaird College for Women. She has the oddest addiction to Pulpy Orange and likes naming her nearest and dearest after characters from Alice in Wonderland. Dear hum drum miscreants using a stone tablet to excuse every act of gullibility and stupidity you have committed, are committing, and are about to commit- shut up. *does sassy hand gesture that only black girls from “the hood” can pull off* The world won’t end in 2012, because the world can’t end in 2012. It can’t. It can not. And here’s...
I’ll Speak Wha...
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Sanwal Malik is doing mechatronics engineering from air university. He is a blogger at iwritemyideas and a columnist for paknews.pk. Freedom of expression was to be given to monkeys of the New york Zoo, allowing them to roam free and...
*No. This is not abo...
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Article by Iram Shah, our Ambassador at Bahauddin Zakriya University They say that there is always a reason behind why things are the way they are. God has made men and women different for a reason and we should not make it a debate of...
PTI Trolls: You̵...
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Written by Sana Nasir. A lazy writer with an active imagination. Why am I writing this? Social Media is an animal not easily controlled. Yes, the fact that life on social media is vehement and unsettled, a slight diversion in the...
Game of Trolls
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Written by Umar Ahmed, who in his own words “kinda stumbled onto” Ideas Evolved and was wondering if write something. Well, he did. Facebook. Orkut. Twitter. Bana lo social life better! Dammit, still can’t get that idiotic song out...
Translated Soap Operas and Pakistani Women
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Written by Ahmad Tabassum, the ambassador from Aitchison College, and a die-hard fan of soap operas and Dexter. He is currently preparing for SATs by wasting time, writing articles and watching Ishq-e-Mamnu. If you haven’t heard, there is a new sensational drama in town. Word is that the Turkish soap opera ‘Aşk-ı Memnu’ (or Ishq-e-Mamnu) has brought in a new sense of drama within the women folk of Pakistan. Another rumor follows that it has become the new excuse employed by its avid fans “Ishq-e-Mamnu lag gaya hai, kal baat karein ge”. One can understand why women watch it,...
Homecoming
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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 by iE Publications. “You don’t realize the value of...
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