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Playing it safe won’t build your legacy.

Sakib Berjees reminds us that the world doesn’t reward the polite — it rewards the relentless. Are you ready to be the lion?

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Lions And Lambs: A Wake-Up Call For A Generation That’s Playing Too Safe Success demands bold action and self-awareness; the world rewards those who fight for their dreams, not those who wait or play safe

Are you a lion or a lamb? Sakib Berjees issues a fearless wake-up call to the youth: You don’t rise by being liked — you rise by being relentless.

Read: thefridaytimes.com/26-May-2025/...

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As Kashmir draws attention again, Basit Ali Qureshi warns: Hindutva is the real threat.
It’s reshaping India’s identity & fueling instability across South Asia.

🔗Read more: thefridaytimes.com/21-May-2025/...

#Hindutva #Kashmir #Modi #India #Pakistan #SouthAsia #TheFridayTimes #Hindutva

Kashmir Isn’t The Only Flashpoint — Hindutva Is Much Bigger Threat Beyond Kashmir, it’s the rise of Hindutva that endangers peace, pluralism, and regional stability in South Asia

As Kashmir heats up again, Basit Ali Qureshi warns: The real threat isn’t just geography—it’s ideology. Hindutva is reshaping India’s identity & regional posture.

🔗 thefridaytimes.com/21-May-2025/...

#Hindutva #Kashmir #SouthAsia #Modi #TheFridayTimes

The Real Battle Should Start Now! A powerful call to action urging unity beyond military pride—focusing on justice, reforms, and leadership for oppressed nations. The real battle is for

“The real battle should start now.”
Dr. Mujtaba Quadri argues that post-crisis unity must lead to reforms in education, justice, democracy—and Pakistan’s leadership on Palestine.
🔗 thefridaytimes.com/13-May-2025/...

#PakistanZindabad #Palestine #RealBattle #TheFridayTimes

Will Indo-Pak Escalation Of Conflict End Soon? India’s missile strikes on Pakistan after the Pehelgham attack have triggered serious Indo-Pak tensions, with fears of escalation. Global powers must act

As missile strikes and military retaliation intensify between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan, Dr. Moonis Ahmar warns of catastrophic consequences unless international actors intervene swiftly.

🔗 Read: thefridaytimes.com/07-May-2025/...

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The Pahalgam Massacre And India’s TV War Circus Pahalgam deserved better—questions on intel failures, local complicity, or why tourists were easy prey. Instead, India’s top 10 shows gave us a pantomime

🎙️ Arnab, Sweta, Navika & Co. turned Pahalgam’s horror into a war zone of graphics and rage.
Truth optional. Drama guaranteed.

📝 Yousuf Nazar explores the circus behind the screens:
🔗 thefridaytimes.com/05-May-2025/...

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Rethinking Contract Law In The Age Of Click-Wrap Agreements And AI Governance Click-wrap contracts and AI-based enforcement on platforms like Uber and Airbnb challenge traditional contract law, raising urgent concerns about consent,

Contracts in the digital age: are we losing consent?

Tajwer Khan examines how click-wrap agreements and AI enforcement challenge the foundations of contract law.

📖 thefridaytimes.com/03-May-2025/...

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India’s massive arms buildup, weakening international restraints, and shifting Western diplomacy create new dangers for South Asia, warns Umer Farooq

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Indians Clamour For Retribution After Terrorists Kill 26 In Pahalgam The Indian public is angry and demanding vengeance from Pakistan after terrorists killed 26 tourists in a scenic tourist hotspot in Indian-administered Kashmir

Tensions between India and Pakistan continue to escalate dramatically as Indians angrily demand Pulwama-style ‘punishment’ for Pakistan after terror attack in ‘mini Switzerland’
By Shemrez Nauman Afzal

🔗 Read: thefridaytimes.com/24-Apr-2025/...

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The Role Model Dilemma: Who Should We Look Up To A reflection on the need for true role models, tracing their impact from childhood to history, and finding the ultimate example in Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as a

Who should we really look up to? From parents to prophets, celebrities to sages—M Aamer Sarfraz explores the power of true role models, and why the right guide can shape your destiny.

Read more: thefridaytimes.com/23-Apr-2025/...

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Tuberculosis: The Ongoing War Against A Timeless Threat Pakistan faces a high TB burden with 400,000 new cases annually. Progress in diagnosis, treatment, and vaccines offers hope, but poverty, overcrowding, and

Pakistan sees 400,000+ TB cases each year, with drug-resistant strains on the rise. Why haven’t we beaten this curable disease yet?
📝By Nehalan Baloch investigates.

🔗 thefridaytimes.com/22-Apr-2025/...

#Tuberculosis #HealthCrisis #Pakistan #PakistanHealth #PublicHealth #TheFridayTimes

How PPP Lost Punjab? PPP lost Punjab due to decades of authoritarianism, compromised principles, weak leadership, and failure to address public concerns, reducing it to a

In 1970, PPP won 80% seats in Punjab.
In 2024? Just 14/371.
In a compelling piece, Dr Moonis Ahmar explains:

How PPP lost Punjab.
⚠️ Why it might never return

📖 Read here: thefridaytimes.com/19-Apr-2025/...

#PPP #Punjab #Election2024 #TheFridayTimes

The proposed budget represents 7.49% rise compared to current fiscal year’s allocation of Rs2,122 billion for 2024–25

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