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Hi, I’m Irfan. I’m an Business Professionals Blogger and living Kuala Lumpur City, Malaysia. Project ManagementPractical is a management and career blog that was created by business professionals. This blog offers vital advice and recommendations on industry best practices.

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After the celebration

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By Irfan Mustafa
| The News Pakistan
Attendees wave Pakistan´s national flag while singing national songs at a ceremony to celebrate the country´s 71st Independence Day at the mausoleum of Muhammad Ali Jinnah in Karachi, Pakistan August 14, 2018.—Reuters Another August 14 is upon us and for a few hours, it will appear as though the nation has united around one emotion, one dream and one purpose. But the real question is not about August 14. It is: what happens on August 15?
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Boys don’t cry?

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By Irfan Mustafa
| The News Pakistan
The representational image shows school children learning at a private school in Pakistan. — AFP/File Masculinity is taught long before it is understood. A boy barely old enough to form sentences is already being instructed on how a ‘real man’ behaves. Don’t cry. Don’t complain. Don’t show fear. Don’t appear weak. These instructions are not written anywhere, yet they are enforced everywhere.
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Quiet realignment

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By Irfan Mustafa
| The News Pakistan
An undated image of World Bank Headquarters in Washington DC. — AFP/File Quietly, and with little fanfare in Islamabad, the World Bank has redrawn part of the world’s map. In a recent reclassification of its regional groupings, effective from FY26, it moved Pakistan out of South Asia and into the wider grouping it labels the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan and Pakistan (MENAAP).
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