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About Sheraz Subtain
Sheraz Subtain, a dedicated aspirant from Jhang, Punjab, holds a degree in Mass Communication with a perfect CGPA of 4.0. Throughout his academic journey, he consistently showcased his oratory talent, winning three All-Pakistan speech competitions and earning two consolation prizes. With a strong desire to join Pakistan’s Civil Services, he enrolled in Sir Syed Kazim Ali’s English session in August 2024 to refine his writing, comprehension, and critical thinking skills. Under Sir Kazim’s expert mentorship, Sheraz is mastering the art of impactful expression, a crucial skill for CSS success. His journey reflects the transformative potential of online education, especially for students from rural backgrounds. Passionate about writing and public discourse, he contributes insightful articles on Mass Communication and Current Affairs. Recognizing his dedication, Sir Syed Kazim Ali offered him the opportunity to write for CSSPrepForum and HowTests.
Credentials
University
National University of Modern Languages (NUML), Lahore
Age
23
Profession
Author
City
Jhang
Province
Punjab
Country
Pakistan
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Sheraz Subtain
The McBride Commission and NWICO: Rethinking Global Communication Inequality
Explore how the McBride Commission and NWICO address global communication inequality, media imperialism, and communication rights in today’s digital era.
1 December 2025
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1743
How Social Media Shapes International Communication in the Developing World?
Explore how the digital revolution and social media shape international communication, activism, and digital inequality in the developing world.
1 December 2025
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1526
Communication as a Tool of Cultural Imperialism in the Digital Age
Communication and cultural imperialism shape identity as Western media dominance, digital platforms, and algorithmic bias fuel cultural homogenization and hegemony.
1 December 2025
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1601
Evolution of International Communication Through History
Trace the evolution of international communication from ancient couriers to the internet, revealing its impact on empire, trade, globalization, and power.
1 December 2025
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1323
Public Relations in Pakistan: A Misunderstood Tool for Nation Building
Explore the state of public relations in Pakistan, its historical roots, institutional weaknesses, and the urgent need for professional strategy and digital engagement.
16 October 2025
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2276
The Impact of Globalization on Climate Change
Explore how globalization accelerates climate change through industrialisation, emissions, and consumerism, and how it can also drive sustainable solutions.
17 September 2025
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2616
The Power of Active Listening in Conflict Resolution
Active listening transforms conflict resolution by fostering trust, empathy, and effective communication in workplaces, diplomacy, and daily life.
9 September 2025
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2371
PEMRA Pakistan: The Paradox of Media Regulation and Censorship
PEMRA Pakistan was created to ensure media freedom, but critics argue it fuels censorship. Explore its paradox, controversies, and role in shaping press freedom.
26 August 2025
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4174
The Media as the Fourth Estate: Shaping Awareness in Society
Discover how the media as the fourth estate raises awareness, exposes corruption, fosters democracy, and bridges divides while facing challenges of misinformation.
26 August 2025
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2622
Pak-China Relations in Changing World Order: CPEC, Military & Diplomacy
Explore Pak-China relations amid global power shifts. Learn how CPEC, defence, and diplomacy shape this evolving strategic partnership.
26 August 2025
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Power and Influence of Mass Communication Models Explained
Explore mass communication models like Shannon-Weaver & Lasswell to understand media influence, power dynamics, and audience impact in today’s world.
26 August 2025
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