The Amjad Twins

The Amjad Twins ? 🤨 We break down Pakistan’s culture, history & geography so you don’t have to ChatGPT it. 🇵🇰 📧: [email protected]

08/08/2026

Never going to sell my soul for money

21/07/2026

History repeats one truth: people are stronger than rulers. ✌️

🇮🇳 Why Are Students Facing Lathi Charges Instead of Getting Fair Exams?
20/07/2026

🇮🇳 Why Are Students Facing Lathi Charges Instead of Getting Fair Exams?

Across the border, millions of our brothers and sisters in India are raising their voices for what they say is one simpl...
20/07/2026

Across the border, millions of our brothers and sisters in India are raising their voices for what they say is one simple thing: a fair chance at their future. 🇮🇳🎓

Every post is a reminder of how incredible our world (and beyond) really is.Follow for more informational content. 🌍
20/07/2026

Every post is a reminder of how incredible our world (and beyond) really is.
Follow for more informational content. 🌍

Around the early 1900s, many artists loved imagining what the future would be like. One famous French collection called ...
19/07/2026

Around the early 1900s, many artists loved imagining what the future would be like. One famous French collection called En L’An 2000 showed amazing ideas, such as people living on the Moon under giant glass domes, cities protected by huge transparent shields, and families talking to each other through video screens—long before television or video calls even existed.

These drawings were made as postcards for the 1900 Paris Exposition and showed a hopeful vision of the future.

The artists also imagined other inventions that could change everyday life. One 1910 drawing showed schoolchildren wearing helmets while books were fed into a machine that “downloaded” knowledge directly into their brains. Another showed people carrying small portable air conditioners on trains. They even imagined machines that could keep food fresh forever using electricity instead of ice.

16/07/2026

We used to sit as equals at the dastarkhwan until they separated us.
Colonial Victorian rules brought the “Angel in the House” myth to divide our spaces.
They turned a beautiful, shared feast into a system where women only serve and eat last.
We went from sharing the floor together to being hidden away in the kitchen.
The “angel” is leaving the house to take back her seat at the table. 😎

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