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The biggest conspiracy theories of the Middle Ages

7Jul

By Muhammad Dastageer Shams1 Comment

Opinion

The biggest conspiracy theories of the Middle Ages

In the Middle Ages, each time plagues hit. Humans begin to worry of the disease quickly ending in a loss of faith in traditional government. Cohn observes, it changed into then, “Not till the overdue 16th century did authorities all over again arrest people. They arrested whoever they suspected of spreading the plague through poisons and tampering with food. Those later waves of worry, however, did now no longer target Jews because the essential suspects. instead, witches or hospital people had been now persecuted” (“The Black Death and the Burning of Jews,” 27).Of course, in the earlier medieval period, plague descended and disturbed government. With all the little scientific information and religious wisdom, they had been without a cure. Medieval human beings would possibly understa...

12Apr

By Sher1 Comment

Opinion

Are you feeling GUILTY?

by Aayiesha Chughtai Feeling Guilty? No matter how much we criticise, other people hate, others dislike them, no matter how much we think we are different from others, we are perfect and better from others but believe me if we start observing our own self, we’ll get to kmow that all the people are same.. Let suppose we girl are biggest rivals of each other.hate to have same dress same hairstyle. While on the other side. We are role model for each other and yes many of us or may be all of us are somehow dreaming of living a life of some other girl. But in the end all the girls are same. We have same characteristics same cravings same disorders. Here are some points which can help you to observe it that all the girls have same mentality to handle things, same perspective or same goals...

4Apr

By Sher1 Comment

Opinion

And I did it … I lost my opportunity

by AAYIESHACHUGHTAI I still remember that day it was one of heavy monsoon season and rain was on. I texted her and asked her not to text/call me back. And I don’t need her anymore. She is happy in her life and i am happy in mine. So i don’t think this relationship would be better in upcoming years because it is long distance relationship and we haven’t met yet and we both are having hard times in our lives. I was confused whether she is cheating on me or not. I loved her and I knew she was madly in love with me. But actually I was worried about myself, my future and I was thinking I would never become successful if she would be there with me. So I chose my future and left her though all my dreams with her were shattered and for so many days I was not being able to live my life....

Interstate H3 highway Hawaii: A useless megaproject

18Mar

By Muhammad Dastageer Shams2 Comments

Opinion

Interstate H3 highway Hawaii: A useless megaproject

Hawaii is America's 50th state. It is famous for its gentle trade and beauty. In Oahu, there are three "interstates,” which are H1, H2, and H3. They definitely don't cross state lines; the H1 goes directly across downtown Honolulu on its route to the island's southwest end. H3 extends north-south through the center, whereas H2 extends northwest. The completion of the interstate H3 highway on the island of Oahu is one of Hawaii's achievements. The development of the highway was completed on December 12, 1997. How can be there an interstate highway on an island? Now the question arises how can there be an interstate highway on an island? When it was first proposed in 1960, the purpose of this island was to provide defense access. The route would link the naval installation at Pea...

10Mar

By Muhammad Dastageer Shams1 Comment

Opinion

Saqoot e Dhaka: 50 Years of Separation

In the history of Pakista the word "Saqoot e Dhaka", and the creation of Bangladesh is among the most sensitive and tragic events. People who were alive during that era may not remember the trauma of partition. The stories of 1971 remain chilling, even today. Moreover, East Pakistan was a province of Pakistan that was renamed as such from East Bengal in 1955 by the One Unit Policy. With a coastline on the Bay of Bengal, it shared land borders with India and Burma. For this reason, East Pakistan was known as "Pakistani Bengal" to differentiate it from India's state of West Bengal (also called "Indian Bengal"). In 1971, Bangladesh gained independence from Britain and this is know as Under Pakistani Prime Minister Mohammad Ali of Bogra's One Unit scheme East Pakistan was rename East ...