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December 20, 2024

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Healthy minds, happy workforce

PUBLISHED October 13, 2024 KARACHI: Employees are the building blocks of any organization. They are not just cogs that keep the machine running efficiently, but are the force behind innovation, collaboration and fluidity. Even in an age of technology, artificial intelligence and advanced automation, it is human factors that determine the productivity and continuous growth of organizations in every field. As the workforce is of such importance, it is imperative that workers are at their best physically and psychologically, with well-being not simply the absence of disease, but rather a state of optimal and holistic health. Psychological well-being in this

December 20, 2024

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Be careful with the machine

PUBLISHED October 13, 2024 Islamabad: James May says: “Modern man is in crisis. He has degenerated from the unquestionable pillar made through centuries of refinement and has slipped resignedly into the popular self-image as incapable of taking care of himself or those around him.’ Focusing solely on the pragmatic, economic and materialistic dimensions of a human being’s value and worth in this world of fierce competition has proven counterproductive in healing and rescuing people from multiple global issues. As October 10 has been established as World Mental Health Day, as usual, to raise international awareness of mental health issues and

September 8, 2024

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A GOLDEN DAWN

A happy 8-year-old girl enters my clinic. Amidst a Japanese-style bob is a pair of almond-shaped eyes, and just below that is a wide smile. Mehreen is here for her one-year follow-up after completing treatment for osteosarcoma in her left leg. Mounts on the exam table with ease. You would need an x-ray to tell that Mehreen is missing part of her tibia (a long bone in the leg) which has been replaced with a metal rod screwed into the remaining bone. A year ago she was in an intensive treatment for her cancer. There were many sleepless nights, hair

August 11, 2024

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Mind over matter in difficult times

PUBLISHED August 11, 2024 KARACHI: It is said that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link and the same can be said for people and their mental health and resilience, especially in difficult times such as economic and political crises. The mental health of the masses is inextricably linked to their environment and the available opportunities for nutrition and development. In times of constant turmoil, a sense of helplessness sets in, leading to depression, financial stress, future fears, and a general decline in people’s daily functioning. This trend tends to exacerbate the economic burden on countries, particularly

March 17, 2024

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Chart through uncertainty

PUBLISHED March 17, 2024 Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif began his second term in office on a note of defiance. He successfully resisted the pressure and did not appoint a new finance minister, a relative of the family and the party’s old financial guard, Ishaq Dar. Shehbaz Sharif has drawn the curtain on Ishaq Dar’s more than quarter-century-old claim to be the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz’s only choice for the post. Dar became emergency finance minister 26 years ago and his exit from the Q Block was also unusual. In between, he remained finance minister for four terms, but his last

March 17, 2024

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The battle for TikTok

PUBLISHED March 17, 2024 KARACHI: A bipartisan bill seeking to ban TikTok, the popular short video sharing app owned by Chinese company ByteDance, has passed the US House of Representatives. The bill, referred to as the “Protecting Americans from Controlled Applications from Foreign Enemies Act”, seeks to authorize the US President to expel any digital platform or application from US cyberspace for national security reasons. The proposed law will then go to the Senate for a vote. And if enacted, it would give TikTok’s owner 180 days to divest its shares to avoid a nationwide ban. The vote of the

October 31, 2023

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How uninvolved parenting is ruining your kids

PUBLISHED April 30, 2023 KARACHI: However, experts in the field of psychology are forever trying to sort this out for the rest of us (and for the sake of children everywhere) and have identified four basic parenting styles – authoritarian, bossy, permissive and uninvolved. For the sake of this article, we will focus heavily on one: uninvolved or neglectful parenting. Changing social dynamics Under the deceptive guise and garb of modernism, coupled with advances in science and technology, societies around the world are witnessing major cultural and social changes that are irrevocably damaging traditional and long-standing values. Teamwork between different

October 31, 2023

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An oasis for book lovers in Turbat

PUBLISHED May 7, 2023 TURBAT: Balochistan is widely known as a volatile region with a history of insurgency and meager resources for its population. It almost always invokes images of men holding guns. However, a recent book festival this year showed the rest of the country a stark contrast to the general perception of the province. Beginning on February 13, the three-day Ata Shad Literature Festival attracted crowds of young and old to Turbat town, located in Kech district and Balochistan’s second largest city after Quetta. In this case, instead of guns, the youth armed themselves with books and proved

October 31, 2023

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Storms in a teacup

In 2020, like the rest of the world, Hassan found herself confined to the four walls of her family home. There were household responsibilities and chores to attend to, and of course, making tea for a family of eight, twice a day. During the lockdown, she recalls feeling burdened and overwhelmed by household responsibilities, especially making tea, while with the lockdown she envisioned she would rather focus on creating a related idea for her university thesis. “I felt like I was trapped inside a tea bag,” he expressed. Wondering how many other women felt the same, she started talking to

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