By Eisha Sarkar This April, I had the privilege to meet Tinku Gupta, my fellow-Pax Populi tutor at her home in Kolkata, India. While videoconferencing is great, meeting people in person allows you to discover so much more about the person and even yourself. Sitting at the dining table of Read more…
By Maryam Waheed In 2002,  some families  migrated from Pakistan to Afghanistan. At that time, the President of Afghanistan was Hamid Karzai. Everyone was happy, thinking that the new president would welcome them all back into their homeland, Afghanistan. Among these migrant families, one was Salma’s.  Salma was  twenty-two  at Read more…
By Nahid Walizadda. I  am just a little kid. You take my dream — A dream of being happy With my family. I  am just a little kid. You take my family from me! You turn  my day into night! You change my smile into A cry. I  am just a little kid. What was Read more…
By Muhammad Qasem Jami Love is everything: the power, the energy, the goal and the rule of life It’s like being above a swimming pool, all you need is the courage to dive It is neither, what ladies and lads name, “romance†Nor, what people think it to be, to Read more…
By Jamal Iqbal Peace has a direct relationship with education. In a society, everyone should have their right to the freedom of education. They should live in a non-violent society.  People can achieve great success in a peaceful society. Unfortunately, in Afghanistan, we have a lot of different problems which hamper peace and education. One of the problems is security. Many Read more…