GHOSTICS

The winter protests in Islamabad shed light on the resilience of the citizens facing adversities amidst the cold. Despite the immediate need for warmth, the challenges they encounter are multifaceted. Recent demonstrations, notably in affluent sectors like F-6, have brought attention to the clashes between protesters and authorities, highlighting a perceived disconnect in Pakistan. Protesters employ various strategies to endure the cold and amplify their voices. The Civil Society of Islamabad stands in solidarity, providing essentials like meals and blankets. Students, teachers, and unions join the cause, advocating for victims of domestic violence. At the heart of these protests lies a singular demand: the protection of loved ones, transcending geographical boundaries and reflecting concerns about human rights. The government's response, marked by the use of force, sparks controversy. Calls for a shift in approach urge support for protesters and consultations with security age...

  "The world is shaped with medieval minds and modern capacities"  Today, the world is shaped with medieval information and modern capacities which is dangerous for the future world.  Tajfel's research examines the social identity theory, which basically states that when we define ourselves, we often assert our loyalty to the groups we belong to. His experiments have shown that humans can quickly engage in us-versus-them thinking, often in a matter of seconds, and they can do so over virtually anything. According to social identity theory, people tend to form groups easily, and once they do, their individual identity becomes intertwined with their group memberships. As a result, they may view people outside of their groups, as inferior in some way. This is a critical aspect of the theory. As conflicts between groups intensify, it becomes increasingly difficult for individuals to see their competitors as individuals with positive qualities, flaws, and unique characteristic...

  Gilgit-Baltistan, a region that has been under the administration of the Government of Pakistan since 1947, remains a highly contested area with an unclear constitutional status. Recently, she introduced land reform acts in the region without consulting the elected members of the Gilgit Baltistan assembly. This move has been criticized for being undemocratic, as it undermines the region's representation and autonomy. With the rapidly growing population and the migration of people to urban centers, Gilgit-Baltistan faces a significant challenge in managing the urbanization process. The unplanned and congested urban centers are destroying the natural landscapes and increasing the risk of natural calamities. This situation calls for urgent measures to be taken to address the challenges posed by urbanization, including the development of sustainable and planned urban centers that can support the growing population. Historically, Gilgit-Baltistan was ruled by small principalities,...

Tech is the problem and the solution is just a metaphor to understand the underlying reasons of the tech in future.  The modern world is characterized by optimism and a focus on digitalization in social and economic dynamics. Many countries are major contributors to the global technology economy and are constantly developing new ideas to solidify their presence in the international system. These nations are attracting a diverse workforce and recent graduates in order to acquire new skills and ideas to maintain their dominance . Over the past 10 years, countries such as the USA, China, Russia, India, and European nations have been actively promoting the digitalization of trade and entertainment. Social media platforms have become a popular way for people to consume content such as videos, pictures, and posts. However, the creators of these platforms often use them primarily for business purposes Many of the users of technology businesses are not involved in the creation or developme...