"Her stories are printed every
week!"
"The Editor is related to so and
so, that's why he has become a 'regular'
contributor!"
And many more complaints like these
are mailed to Us every week.
We believe you have also encountered
such unwarranted allegations in the course of your
academic or professional careers. Many of these stem
from the green eyed monster called 'jealousy'. Sannia
Akhter debuts with a cover story on jealousy, and hers
is a story with a difference and a moral. Read it,
folks, and let Us know what you make of our new
'irregular' writer's first story!
Then we have Awais in the Speak Out
section with his 'Lights, Camera, Action! It's a
Wedding!' We are sure his question at the end will get
you thinking. Also, Us team demands to be invited to
Awais' wedding to make sure he stands by his youthful
noble ideas once he is in the filching business….
Oops! We mean once he becomes a full fledged doctor.
Only after that will he get married!
Salman Latif is in his late teens,
but is already nostalgic about the good ol' days. But we
know that most of you will relate to his story.
Luavut Zahid is intent on developing
the rapidly dwindling reading culture. Good luck to her!
In the end we have something to say
to you all. Some of the letters that we have been
receiving lately suggest that you people are bored by
the cover stories that are being printed and want
something new. So, why don't you mail Us your ideas for
cover stories? Try to think of topics not been covered
so far; as they say, think outside the box. And if you
think your writing skills are good, you can also write a
cover story on that topic. We will definitely entertain
it if the idea is novel and it's executed nicely. Hurry
up, start looking up…there are many issues that need
your attention; just remember that those issues should
not be clichéd.
Happy thinking!
Bye!
