• Drowning in Silence: Intoxication as a Masculine Response to Emotional Repression and Social Expectation 

  Eliya Haider, 01-117221-007 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2026)

  This study reads Knut Hamsun’s Hunger (1890) as a psychological anatomy of masculine repression and its corrosive impact on emotion, identity, and love. Through the unnamed narrator’s hunger, delusions, and failed intimacy, ...
• Subverting Laughter: Unveiling Transgressive Humor and Shaping Public Perception in Stand-Up Comedy 

  Bushra Nadeem, 01-117221-030 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2026)

  Satire has always served an important role in shaping public opinion, undermining authority, and focusing the spotlight on social issues. Satire has changed a lot in stand-up comedy, what used to be intelligent, thoughtful ...
• Nature vs.Nurture: A Psychoanalytic Exploration of Violence in the Secret History 

  Imran Qadeer, 01-117221-011 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2026)

  This study performs a psychoanalytic examination of violence in Donna Tartt's The Secret History through the paradigm of Nature vs Nurture that remedies a critical gap in scholarship that heavily centres on structural or ...
• Language and Emotion: Sentiment Analysis of Donald Trump’s 2024 Victory Speech 

  Hamza Siddique, 01-117221-028 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2026)

  This dissertation examines the interplay of language, power, and emotion in the 2024 presidential victory speech of Donald Trump. It seeks to ascertain the phenomena of ideology and emotion in political language in relation ...
• A Quest for Identity in the Digital World: A Study of Jhumpa Lahiri's Novel The Namesake 

  Wania Idrees, 01-117221-026 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  This research is about the identity crisis of the second-generation South Asian migrants in digital world through novel describes life a boy named Gogol Ganguli whose parents are Indians residing in the United States. ...
• The Double Colonization of Female Characters in Fatima Bhutto’s the Shadow of the Crescent Moon 

  Abdul Qayoom, 01-117221-034 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  Through an academic lens, this thesis study comprehends the duel colonization of the female character of Fatima Bhutto's The Shadow of the Crescent Moon. The issue pertains to the complex structure of the oppression of ...
• Class Conflict in South Asian Societies: a Marxist Examination of Monetary Power in the Runways by Fatima Bhutto 

  Sheraz Iqbal, 01-117221-024 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  In the thesis of the article, there has been an attempt to explain the class conflict of South Asian societies with the help of Marxist thinking on capital in the Runways. Using Marxist theory, class conflict and systemic ...
• Exploring Minority Representation in Pakistani Newspaper Editorials through Corpus Approaches 

  Dua Saud, 01-117221-006 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  The underrepresentation of minorities remains a pressing concern, particularly in light of its social, economic, and political implications, warranting scholarly examination. Minorities face discrimination despite the ...
• Cognitive Estrangement in Speculative Fiction: A Social Commentary on Usman T. Malik’s Midnight Doorways 

  Afza Muazzam, 01-117221-029 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  Through a close reading of three stories from Usman T. Malik’s Midnight Doorways: Fables from Pakistan, the study analyzes how Darko Suvin’s theory of cognitive estrangement functions within the Pakistani anglophone ...
• Analyzing Trump’s Policies on Migration: A Case Study of Mexican Migrants in USA 

  Muhammad Haider Masood, 01-155221-020 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2026)

  Migration remains a complicated issue of 21st century shaped by institutional factors, political ideologies and evolving security concerns. Traditionally, US has remained one of the most prominent countries in hosting ...
• A Comparative Study on the Role of International Treaties in Protecting Women During the Floods in Southern Punjab in 2010 & 2022. 

  Kainat Rasheed, 01-155221-032 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2026)

  Climate change is a global phenomenon that profoundly impacts both ecological and social systems. In regions such as Pakistan, where socioeconomic disparities are significant, the impacts of climate change are more severe. ...
• Russia’s Disinformation Campaigns to Manipulate Public Opinion: A Case Study of the U.S Elections 2016 

  Gul Wajid Abbasi, 01-155221-065 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2026)

  With an emphasis on how Russia has revised its influence tactics in the 21st century to attain geopolitical goals without resorting to direct armed conflict, this thesis explores the late Russian involvement in political ...
• Evaluating the Impact of Smart Cities on Urban Sustainability and Citizen Perceptions: A Case Study of the Twin Cities 

  Shiza Zia, 01-155221-036 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  This study investigates the influence of smart cities on urban sustainability and citizen perceptions in the Twin Cities. As rapid urbanization intensifies pressure on resources, traditional urban systems increasingly ...
• Water at Risk: A Qualitative Study on Climate Change and Water Consumption Patterns in Rawalpindi 

  Soha Lodhi, 01-122551-026 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  This paper examines the impact of climate change and the high rate of urbanization on water consumption in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. In the further future, unpredictable weather conditions and the growth of the city subject ...
• The Urban Island Heat Effect in Islamabad: Climate Change Impacts on the Informal Economy and Workforce 

  Zoya Nadeem, 01-155221-040 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  Urban heat is an increasingly critical but unevenly experienced consequence of rapid urbanization and climate change, particularly in cities of the Global South. This study examines how the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect ...
• The Role of Dietary Habits in the Association Between Fast-Food Advertising and Childhood Obesity Among Urban School-Aged Children in Rawalpindi and Islamabad 

  Fateha Zafar, 01-152221-006 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  Rapid urbanization and increased media access have contributed to shifting dietary patterns among children in Pakistan. Childhood obesity is a growing public health concern in Pakistan, with fast-food advertising influencing ...
• Frequency of Hypertension and its Associated Risk Factors in Hunza, Gojal 

  Maria Zahid, 01-152221-012 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  Acceptance of hypertension as a significant community health concern that significantly reduces quality of life and contributes to cardiovascular morbidity and mortality is gradually gaining acceptance in Pakistan. Localized ...
• Assessing the Knowledge and Practices of Hand Hygiene Among School Children in Islamabad 

  Ruba Iqbal, 01-152221-020 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  Hand hygiene is the only effective and one of the inexpensive way to prevent infectious diseases among school-aged children, the most vulnerable group due to their increase exposure to crowded classrooms, irregular or ...
• Association Between Eating Habits and Academic Performance Among University Students –A Quantitative Study 

  Uswa Ilyas, 01-152221-027 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  In Pakistan, growing concerns about unhealthy eating habits among university students have highlighted the need to understand how diet affects academic performance. This study investigated the relationship between eating ...
• A Quantitative Study on The Relationship Between Education Level and Family Planning Knowledge and Attitudes among Married Women in Islamabad, Pakistan 

  Misbah Jehan, 01-152221-015 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  Family planning knowledge, attitudes, and practices among married women in Islamabad, Pakistan, were quantitatively investigated using a cross-sectional survey of 300 participants. A systematic questionnaire was used to ...

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