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About Ayesha Shoukat
Ayesha Shoukat holds a bachelor's degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics. Throughout her academic journey, she consistently achieved excellence, earning recognition through certificates such as the "Awareness Seminar on Food Regulations and Malnutrition." To strengthen her theoretical knowledge with practical experience, she completed clinical internships at General Hospital Lahore, which deepened her understanding of nutrition, patient care, and food security. With a firm belief in lifelong learning, she is now preparing for CSS under the expert guidance of Sir Syed Kazim Ali, aiming to contribute meaningfully to national development. Moreover, Ayesha explores the intersection of science and creativity through her love for drawing and book reading, which enriches her critical thinking and self-expression. As a HowTests author, she shares valuable insights on health, governance, and national progress, engaging readers and fellow aspirants across Pakistan with impactful writing.
Credentials
University
Superior University, Lahore
Age
25
Profession
Nutritionist | Author
City
Sheikhpura
Province
Punjab
Country
Pakistan
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Ayesha Shoukat
National Accountability Bureau's Role
Explore the National Accountability Bureau's (NAB) pivotal role in combating corruption in Pakistan for CSS students. Delve into its history, powers, crime control strategies, challenges, and recommendations for enhanced effectiveness and good governance.
19 December 2025
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613
Social Disorganization Theory
Explore Social Disorganization Theory in criminology: its origins, core concepts, causes of disorganization, application to crime, and implications for prevention. Essential for CSS students to understand neighborhood-level crime patterns.
19 December 2025
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528
Social Learning Theory of Criminology
Explore Social Learning Theory in criminology: its core concepts, mechanisms, applications to crime, and implications for prevention. Understand how criminal behavior is learned and how social interventions can foster pro-social conduct. Essential for CSS students.
19 December 2025
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602
Labeling Theory of Criminology
Explore Labeling Theory in criminology: its core concepts, strengths, weaknesses, societal impact, and evidence-based strategies for crime reduction through compassionate, systemic reform. Essential for CSS students.
19 December 2025
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525
Role of Federal Investigation Agency
Explore the Federal Investigation Agency's (FIA) vital role in crime prevention in Pakistan for CSS students. Delve into its history, powers, crime control strategies, challenges, and recommendations for enhanced effectiveness.
9 November 2025
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1048
Gender Values in Prisons
Explore gender values in prisons for CSS students: historical context, significance, specific needs of women, men, and transgender inmates, challenges, and evidence-based reforms for humane, rehabilitative correctional systems. Understand the societal and institutional factors shaping incarceration experiences.
19 October 2025
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1742
Digital Dark Side: Confronting Cybercrime in the 21st Century
Explore the rising tide of cybercrime and the complex challenges it poses for law enforcement and legal systems globally. This editorial analyzes key obstacles and proposes solutions for a more secure digital future.
16 October 2025
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The Allure and Oversimplification of Rational Choice Theory
An editorial exploring Rational Choice Theory in criminology, its utility in crime prevention, and its critical limitations in fully explaining complex criminal behavior.
16 October 2025
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1666
Modern human rights discourse often overlooks the comprehensive ethical framework Islamic Civilization provides. Discuss how Islam addresses human rights, especially in the domains of justice, minority rights, and social equity.
This in-depth article critically examines how the modern human rights discourse often overlooks Islam's comprehensive ethical framework. Geared for CSS and PMS aspirants, it discusses the core Islamic principles of justice, minority rights, and social equity with extensive references to the Quran and Sunnah, providing a robust, evidence-based perspective.
3 October 2025
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Examine how Western scholars, especially during the colonial era, constructed the image of Islam through Orientalist lenses. What have been the consequences of such intellectual framing for both East and West?
This in-depth article, tailored for CSS and PMS aspirants, meticulously analyzes how Western scholarship, particularly during the colonial era, created a distorted image of Islam through Orientalist lenses. It explores the intellectual frameworks, key themes, and lasting consequences of this intellectual framing on both the Islamic world and the West, providing a critical perspective essential for modern statecraft and global affairs.
3 October 2025
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1998
Social justice is not a modern demand but a foundational principle of Islam. Evaluate how Islamic civilization addressed poverty, labor rights, and wealth distribution to ensure a just society.
This comprehensive article for CSS and PMS aspirants critically evaluates the foundational principles of social justice in Islam. It examines how Islamic civilization, guided by the Quran and Sunnah, established a robust framework for poverty alleviation, guaranteed labor rights, and ensured equitable wealth distribution, proving that social justice is a core Islamic tenet, not a recent demand.
1 October 2025
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