Faraz Hussain

Making fun of your wife is not humorit is a sign of disrespect:Sunita Marshall”

Making fun of your wife is not humorit is a sign of disrespect:Sunita Marshall”

Making Fun of Wives Has Become a Habit Among Men, 98% Do It: Sunita Marshall Karachi: Actress and model Sunita Marshall spoke about the behavior of husbands during a program, raising an important point about respect in marriage. Sunita Marshall said that in our society, 98% of men unnecessarily make fun of their wives in front of others. She said this is not simply harmless humor, but reflects a lack of respect for one’s spouse. According to Sunita Marshall, the mindset of considering women

Ghaza Bleeds , Ceasefire Fails

Ghaza Bleeds , Ceasefire Fails

Gaza: Despite the ceasefire, reports indicate that Israeli forces continue to carry out attacks and firing in the Gaza Strip. According to reports, Israeli forces have allegedly violated the ceasefire agreement through airstrikes, artillery shelling and direct gunfire in several areas of Gaza. The reported violations have raised concerns that the humanitarian crisis in Gaza could worsen, while calls for the protection of civilians and a permanent ceasefire continue to grow. The international co

When Childhood Becomes a Crime Scene

When Childhood Becomes a Crime Scene

When Will the System Protect Our Children? How many children must be abused before we stop calling these cases “incidents” and start treating them as a national emergency? A child who should be carrying a schoolbag, playing with friends and dreaming about the future can instead become a victim of sexual violence. And when that happens, the damage does not end with the crime. Fear, trauma, stigma and silence can follow a child for years. Pakistan continues to face a disturbing child-protection

Interior Sindh: A Struggle for Basic Needs

Interior Sindh: A Struggle for Basic Needs

In districts such as Kashmore-Kandhkot, Jacobabad, Shikarpur and Ghotki, many communities continue to struggle with basic needs including quality education, healthcare, clean drinking water, electricity, roads and employment. The situation becomes more difficult when poverty and law-and-order problems are added to the picture. Tribal disputes and the presence of dacoit groups in some areas have created insecurity for ordinary people. When people are afraid to travel, send their children to scho

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