Bakhtawer Rakhshani.

Learning from the pages of History.

[Bakhtawer Rakhshani. @BkBaluch]

The Karachi university administration is totally failed. It has rained last week and even the university has been close for the past four days but no measures have been taken to dry up the water from the departments. Students are suffering like hell.
#KarachiUniversity

[Department Of History @DOH_UOK]

The Department of History, University of Karachi in collaboration with the Pakistan Historical Society, is proud to host a distinguished national conference:
“The State of History and Historiography in Pakistan”

[Dur Bibi @Durbibi6]

Hakeem! He’s a very good friend of mine, yesterday just yesterday I told him, Hakeem, drost barag biagaya, to hayala bedar shoom, gushi; Dur, borza Allah’e jaala marshal law’en, mani jenda sk torsagae, baly koja bruwa!
#EndEnforcedDisappearances

[Hazaran Baloch @HazaranRahim]

In this forgotten stretch of Balochistan, where addiction is chronic and infrastructure lacking, a class of 49 students is defying the odds one lesson at a time. My latest piece for ⁦@dawn_com⁩ https://t.co/sozRbsOAqN

[Bakhtawer Rakhshani. @BkBaluch]

@S_baloc Wallah

[Hazaran Baloch @HazaranRahim]

I shall think of you at sunset, and at sunrise, again; and at noon, and forenoon, and afternoon, and always, and evermore, till this heart stops beating and is still.

Emily Dickinson

Letter to Susan Gilbert

[Bakhtawer Rakhshani. @BkBaluch]

The “Need of Necessity” has been the base of Pakistan’s political pattern.

[Bakhtawer Rakhshani. @BkBaluch]

The philosophy of Gandhism believes in Ahimsa which advocates for peaceful resistance.
Peaceful resistance does even exist in today's world?
Just wondering!🤔

[Bakhtawer Rakhshani. @BkBaluch]

Why the Hell is Geo News making it something exciting?

[Waqas انگاریہ @WaqasAalam]

Rare:
Famous Baloch poet Gul Khan Naseer's poem translated by Faiz Ahmed Faid recited by another great Baloch poet Ata Shaad.

[Ayaz Khan @Ayaz_Jurno]

The patient got her first injection yesterday. The next dose is on 27 April. I could raise some donation but need more to help her in the next round. A small donation can work wonders. Thank you.
Here is my account number:
Ayaz Khan
NBP AC: 02584160291767
Branch Haroon House

[Ayaz Khan @Ayaz_Jurno]

One of my wife's colleagues working in a @TCF school has been diagnosed with #breastcancer and is in financial need. She needs 6 injections, each dose costs Rs1 lakh. Appealing individuals and organisations to help her. @FoundationEdhi @jdcfoundationpk @ShehzadRoy @Advjalila

[Hazaran Baloch @HazaranRahim]

https://t.co/qEu8nnToao

Our blood has become our ink, writing stories the world refuses to read. The lost children of Balochistan live on as memories—aching, yet beautiful. Mothers wait endlessly, hoping for a miracle, but some find closure only in the sight of bullet-ridden bodies, covered in dust and gunpowder.

I as a writer and journalist lost in these chaotic times. What is happening to us? When will it end? Will we ever see our brothers again? Or is it now our turn to vanish, as if we never existed?

I have searched everywhere for answers, but silence is all I find. So, I write to Ustad @mmatalpur —not just as a mentor, but as my last refuge. He has witnessed this before—not just his friends, but generations of young Baloch taken, erased. I turn to him, searching for answers, for a way forward—because our blood is our ink, and our resistance is our story.

Read it @SAAGanthology
Special thanks to @aishatahirz @imaansplaining

[Bakhtawer Rakhshani. @BkBaluch]

Eid Mubarak to the courageous ones. May you return Soon.
#EidMubarak2025

[Bakhtawer Rakhshani. @BkBaluch]

@fawadchaudhry @JehangirWazir Shank bo shoom sarag

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

Studying history will sometimes DISTURB you.

Studying history will sometimes UPSET you.

Studying history will sometimes make you FURIOUS.

If studying history always makes you feel proud and happy, you probably aren't studying history. #Blackhistorymonth

[Hazaran Baloch @HazaranRahim]

https://t.co/Ig74Hatm8z

Normally, one is accustomed to the sight of people on the streets of Balochistan chanting slogans for justice. And on the eve of Jan 22, people raised the same slogans demanding justice, but this time for books. A video on social media depicted female and male students from Gwadar University holding posters that read “Release Our Books”, “Books Want Justice” and “Don’t Put Books in Prisons.” An appropriate reaction to the Gwadar police’s raid of a book stall organised by the BSAC, the previous day.

Latest for @etribune

[Bakhtawer Rakhshani. @BkBaluch]

#ReleaseZubairBaloch

[Bakhtawer Rakhshani. @BkBaluch]

To get learn how to be a lion and a fox at the same time.

[Friedrich Nietzsche Notebook @QuoteNietzsche]

Are humans innately good or evil?