Qasim Sultan

Overly sentimental garbage. Apart from a few good points, there is no noteworthy revelation that would substantiate the title "muder" of history. It is mostly the author's own rants, and his own perspective of the student mind, not backed with any citations except for a few. Worst of all, not one paragraph describes the actual perspective of the student and the real challenges in the education system.

Many facts, which are and have been appearing regularly in mainstream newspapers for decades, such as the Line of Control, Waziristan, BLA, TTP, are ignored completely while citing very weak sources for issues with little relevance to the author's own narrative on Pakistan's problems. Also the author adapts an almost, too obvious double standard, criticizing Pakistan for the same actions for which the author praises other countries.