politics

Political figures, histories, and current events in the whole scope of modern and past politics. Work place politics.

10 Unheard ways which ended the Mughal Empire
The Mughal Empire was founded in 1526 by Zaheer-ud-din Muhammad Babar which came to an end in 1856. The vast empire has a golden era from the time of Babur till Aurangzeb as the later rulers were proved weak and incompetent to control the majestic land.
By Sakai 3 years ago in Journal
Decades of Disruption: A Look at the 10 Major Wars of the Last 20 Years
1. War in Afghanistan (2001-2021): The War in Afghanistan, which lasted from 2001 to 2021, was a military conflict fought between the Afghan Taliban and the Afghan government, with the support of the United States and its allies. The conflict began in response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, which were carried out by the al-Qaeda terrorist group, who were based in Afghanistan under the protection of the Taliban.
By Gorkem T3 years ago in Journal
How to Use Social Media Mindfully: Tips for a Healthier Relationship with Your Online Life
Our lives are deeply intertwined with social media. We use it to stay connected with friends and family, share experiences, and consume news and information. However, excessive social media use can have negative effects on our mental health and well-being. It's easy to get lost in a never-ending scroll of content, compare ourselves to others, and feel overwhelmed by constant notifications. In this article, we'll explore how to use social media mindfully and provide tips for a healthier relationship with your online life.
By HARIPEDIA3 years ago in Journal
How Pakistan is important for the world
Pakistan is a significant nation for a number of reasons. In the nexus of South Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East, it is situated in a crucial strategic area. Due to its strategic location, it acts as a vital crossroads for regional trade and commerce and as a point of entry for the shipment of products from Central Asian countries that are landlocked to seaports. Pakistan is also the location of the Gwadar Port, a deep-water port that links the nation to China and the Arabian Sea, making it an important hub for Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative.
By Dihash3 years ago in Journal
The Flavors of South India: A Beginner's Guide to Cooking Delicious South Indian Cuisine
iuthndianookinguideshelavorsfouthndia South Indian cuisine is known for its exotic spices, fresh ingredients, and intricate flavors. It is a vast culinary landscape with its own distinct regional cuisines that vary in style, ingredients, and flavors. From the coconut-laden curries of Kerala to the tangy tamarind-based dishes of Tamil Nadu, South Indian cuisine is a treasure trove of culinary delights that are sure to tantalize your taste buds.
By HARIPEDIA3 years ago in Journal
Beira Lake
Beira Lake Beira Lake is a prominent landmark and an important water body in the heart of Colombo, the commercial capital of Sri Lanka. Located in the center of the city, the lake spans an area of around 65 hectares and is surrounded by several iconic buildings, including the Gangaramaya Temple, the Presidential Secretariat, and the Colombo Fort.
By Alone _ Traveller 3 years ago in Journal
The National Museum of Colombo
The National Museum of Colombo The National Museum of Colombo is a must-visit for anyone interested in Sri Lanka's rich cultural heritage. Established in 1877, it is the country's largest museum and houses a vast collection of artifacts, exhibits, and galleries that offer a glimpse into Sri Lanka's past and present.
By Alone _ Traveller 3 years ago in Journal
Rome is Burning
"Sometimes I feel like the world is one big dumpster fire." -Oneg In The Arctic War, ceaseless wildfires, global warming, climate change, an endless pandemic, superstition, delusions, conspiracy theories, misinformation, cruelty, trolling, predatory capitalism, selfishness, narcissism, isolation, vapidness.. technological change and advancement yet the human inability to adapt, to grow, to improve morally and intellectually..
By Elysia Dawn3 years ago in Journal
History behind the economic problems faced by Pakistan (3)
The second option of approaching the IMF has been severely criticised. Many learned commentators have questioned why the economic team had to yield
By Hassnain raza 3 years ago in Journal
Leadership story
Once upon a time, there was a successful businessman named John. He was renowned for his leadership abilities and had managed to turn around several struggling companies, making them profitable in just a few years. He was highly regarded by his employees, who saw him as a smart, fair, and visionary leader.
By Muhammad Farman3 years ago in Journal
Economical Condition of Pakistan
Pakistan is a developing country with a population of over 220 million people. Its economy has experienced periods of growth and stability, but also challenges such as inflation, high public debt, and political instability.
By Tamseela Arooj3 years ago in Journal
History behind the economic problems faced by Pakistan (2)
The most difficult challenge faced by the country today in the short term is external liquidity problem i.e., the ability to meet its current obligations such as
By Hassnain raza 3 years ago in Journal