Haya Sehgal

The writer is known for covering articles on topics, which have a socio-cultural impact.

A Cooperative State of Mind

This last week of August 2020 in Karachi was extremely hellish with Karachi receiving more rain this year than ever recorded in its history. At first the usual places flooded (as it does each year) and of course came with people playing the usual political blame game. But as the thunderstorms hit continuously almost everybody…

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Paid for in the Name of PR

The PR business is the most happening and lucrative business these days, especially in the age of social media, a wondrous world made up of brands, influencers, bloggers and all things seemingly happy and shiny. However, a dark side emerges as always as competitive streaks run a bit amuck in the game. Something once held…

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Jinnah’s Legacy

Mr Liaquat H Merchant is a very prominent barrister currently residing in Karachi, Pakistan. He is the Managing Trustee of the Jinnah foundation as well as being the President of The Jinnah Society. Moreover, he is the grand-nephew of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founding father of Pakistan. A family tree shows Mr Merchant as being…

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Restructuring Karachi

When the electricity went for eight hours straight, life halted to an extent. When the outgoing call service of both of my cell phones was switched off, there was an acute problem (it was blamed on the rain). When our technician’s motorcycle floated away on the main Shahrah-e-Faisal due to the urban flooding, we felt…

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What’s in a meme?

The article refers to the parallel group created on social media and dark content. It is not focusing on anybody who may be wrongfully accused in any case, which is ensuing. It deals with the focal point of what is a harmless joke vs malicious content and the proactive measures of the society to discuss…

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