Sophia Siddiqui

Oct 21, 2024 | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

Breast cancer is one of the most common and alarming health concerns among women in Pakistan. According to statistics, Pakistan has the highest rate of breast cancer in Asia, with approximately 90,000 women diagnosed each year, and unfortunately, around 40,000 lose their lives to this disease annually. This staggering figure highlights the urgent need for awareness, early detection, and access to proper medical care.

Oct 7, 2024 | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

The Creative Women Forum, held in Riyadh on Monday, gathered female leaders from around the world to discuss entrepreneurship, sustainability, innovation, technology, wellness, art, and sports. Baria Alamuddin, an award-winning journalist and broadcaster in the Middle East and UK, and the editor of the Media Services Syndicate, delivered a keynote speech, urging Saudi women to engage with the media to share their stories.

Sep 3, 2024 | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

Lying is a universal human behavior, but when it comes to the question of who gets caught more often—men or women—the answer is far from straightforward. The frequency of being caught in a lie is influenced by various factors, including the type of lie, the context in which it’s told, and societal perceptions. In this blog, we’ll explore the complexities surrounding this intriguing question. The Nature of Lies: Men vs.

Aug 19, 2024 | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

In a deeply tragic and shocking incident that has ignited widespread outrage, a 31-year-old doctor was brutally raped and murdered at a state-run hospital in Kolkata. This barbaric act has intensified protests across India, highlighting the chronic issue of violence against women and the urgent need for systemic change.

Aug 8, 2024 | glorymagazine.pk | Sophia Siddiqui

Major appointments are anticipated at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the positions of foreign secretary and Foreign Office spokesperson, sources told the reporter. Sources revealed that Amna Baloch, a Grade 22 officer of the Foreign Service of Pakistan, will be appointed as the foreign secretary, replacing Dr. Syrus Sajjad Qazi following his retirement. Baloch is set to assume her duties on September 11. She is the second woman federal secretary appointed by the government within a month.