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The 4 was in mathematics. I'm in shock. Lse doesn't like students who resit for examinations hence I probably won't be doing that.

Please be brutally honest. Doing law from lse is my literal dream I can't believe that 4 is now jeaprodizing that.

I know it doesn't entirely make up for it but - I have the best super curriculars in my city atm and they have reasonable global and local impact. I'm going to start alevels soon but that 4 is haunting me and it hasn't even been 2 hours since the results came out.

Pls send recs for books and novels written by Pakistani authors. Preferably horror or political!! Would love to read them

It's just a tradition followed in South Asia which has no religious backing or compulsion. Idk why people these days think of it as taboo when a woman doesn't want to change her LEGAL identity after marriage. Imagine having to change your cool ahh last name to to someone else's because "humesha sae yehi hota a rha hae"

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Our religious figures didn't follow this practise either so it's purely cultural. What do you guys think

Considering how anywhere everywhere in Pakistan, from the streets of Lahore to the mountains in the north, we can spot people smoking or engaging in nicotine addiction one way or the other, do you think there's hope to slowly lower our national smoking rate??

Ischemic heart disease is the leading cause of death in our country, and smoking is one of the primary causations. I understand there's so much more we need to focus on but I've always wondered if there's really a way to erdacite smoking culture from our society.

UK recently banned smoking for people born after 2009. Yes I know taxes wagera milta hae but can we talk about ways to actually help lower the rates rather than increasing revenue which doesn't benefit the common man.

I'd love to hear your guys view on this matter and any experiences/stories

Plsplsps can someone send me pics of the new unit 6 ethics chapter I don't have the new book