“Bad boys” often come across as more self-assured, assertive, and independent. On the other hand, nice guys might be perceived as too eager to please, sometimes lacking the assertiveness or emotional distance that “bad boys” naturally possess.
The Khaksar Muslim women stood firm in their fight against colonial power until its rule came to an end.
To achieve an inclusive society, Pakistan needs brave women who can raise their voices against suppression and injustice.
The idea of a female utopia did not start in the West. In 1905, a Bengali writer Begum Rokeya penned “Sultana’s Dream”.