The Fall of Change

This book is based on personal opinion and commentary on the Pakistani political and social issues covering various events. I'm extremely impressed with the title "The Fall of Change", as in reality, every change gets more fall than rising, no matter the change is political, social, or even personal. The need of the hour is to keep laying foundations for new traditions of protest against social injustice, mistakes of history, deceptive propaganda of so-called democracy as the world is miles away from the real spirit of democracy. It's impossible to find comfort in quiet. Most people around us suffer the grind of poverty, collapse of the economic system, and inflation. Many nations of the world are liberated but unfortunately not their rulers. Above all, the most daunting challenge is to recognize 'who is the enemy'. The philosophy of this book criticizes the conflicts, but in the end with a hope to bear fruit one day through love rather than to mourn in distress.