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No Freedom, No Future: Ghazi Salahuddin Explains Why the Youth Feel Angry and Lost

No Freedom, No Future: Ghazi Salahuddin Explains Why the Youth Feel Angry and Lost ‪@raftartv‬ Why are students in Pakistan feeling so empty, angry, and disconnected? What happened to our dreams, our books, our heroes? In this deeply personal podcast, we ask the tough questions: Why don’t our universities have bookshops anymore? Why is poetry disappearing from our lives? Why do young people feel so lost? We explore how imagination, literature, and stories used to give purpose and how losing them might be at the root of today’s crisis. From reading habits to identity, from silence on campuses to noise online this is a conversation about everything we’re missing, and everything we still can build. If you’ve ever questioned where this generation is headed this podcast is for you. ====================== #Podcast #SelfDiscovery #Motivation #YouthTalks #RaftarPodcast #PakistaniYouth #MindsetMatters #LifestylePodcast #BooksAndLife #MentalHealthAwareness #YouTubeTalks #TrendingNow #StorytellingMatters #DigitalDetox #PersonalGrowth #EmotionalIntelligence #PurposeDriven #ChangeTheNarrative #ReadingCulture #ThoughtLeadership #MustWatchPodcast #InspirationDaily #ModernProblems #ViralConversations #GenZVoices Please support us by subscribing to our channel, sharing our content, and engaging with us. Even if our work doesn't resonate with you, we'd appreciate your feedback. Raftar is not merely a content company that produces meticulously researched, high-quality videos about the economy, youth issues, gender roles, and sports. More than that, we represent a movement for social change. We cannot make a difference without your participation and support. For more amazing content, SUBSCRIBE NOW! YouTube    / @raftartv   YouTube    / @raftarnewsofficial   YouTube    / @raftarsports   Website: https://raftar.com/ ======================= 00:00 – 01:09 Promo 01:10 – 05:10 Has Our Youth Really Changed — Or Just Evolved? 05:12 – 09:13 Were Books Ever Truly a Part of Pakistani Culture? 09:13 – 13:18 Print vs Digital: The Truth Behind Pakistan’s Reading Habits 13:18 – 17:17 Great Writers, No Readers — Where Did the Audience Go? 17:20 – 21:20 Even Soldiers Carried Novels So Why Don’t We? 21:21 – 25:21 Why Dreaming Is a Skil Not a Privilege 25:22 – 29:24 Books Built Nations. What Did We Build? 29:24 – 33:27 Karachi University: 40,000 Students. No Bookstore. 33:27 – 37:30 Why Pakistani Youth Are Losing Their Identity 37:30 – 41:31 Pakistan Was Ahead of South Korea. What Went Wrong? 41:32 – 45:33 When Students Changed the World — Literally 45:33 – 49:33 We Erased Our Own History Then Wondered Why We’re Lost 49:34 – 52:32 Daydreaming Isn’t Khyali Pulao It’s a Weapon