Live-In Relationships in the Modern World: Good or Bad? Who Supports Them and Why? A Critical Look in Light of Modern Trends and the Noor Muqaddam Case The modern world is experiencing major shifts in how people view relationships, marriage, and personal freedom. One of the most debated topics today is the rise of **live-in relationships**—a setup where two adults choose to live together without getting married. While this trend is becoming common in many Western societies, it has also sparked discussions, criticism, and moral concerns in countries like Pakistan, especially after tragic incidents such as the **Noor Muqaddam case**, which raised serious questions about safety, exploitation, and social boundaries. What Is a Live-In Relationship? A live-in relationship is a mutual arrangement where two adults live together as partners without the legal contract of marriage. It is based on: Personal choice Emotional companionship Freedom from traditional responsibilities No...
history of afghanistan,s intervention in pakistan افغانستان کی پاکستان میں مداخلت کی تاریخ Phases of Afghanistan’s intervention in Pakistan Early post-Partition era (late 1940s-1950s) A.Afghanistan was the only country to vote against Pakistan’s entry into the United Nations after 1947 — partly because of the border and Pashtunistan issues. B.In 1955 there were riots in Afghanistan directed at Pakistan’s embassy/consulates, triggered by Kabul’s objection to Pakistan’s “One Unit” administrative scheme (which merged various provinces, including those with Pashtun majorities). C.These dynamics show early intervention via diplomatic/propaganda means rather than large-scale military invasion. 1960s: Border skirmishes and armed conflict A.The so-called Bajaur Campaign (1960-61) was an armed confrontation: Afghan forces and Pashtun nationalist proxies invaded/entered the Bajaur region (in what is now Pakistan) near the border. Afghanistan backing tribal opposition. B....