Pakistan, July 17 -- The world is almost ready to celebrate World Population Day on July 11, when the global population is approaching seven billion and is expected to reach nearly ten billion by 2050. However, before we begin blaming ourselves for the rapid increase in population, we must ask an important question: is overpopulation truly a present reality, or is it a condition shaped by the way we perceive and manage resources? For example, if we look at the Malthusian theory of population, it suggests that population grows at a faster rate than resources, which can lead to overpopulation. However, if we view the same issue through a Marxist lens, the problem lies not in the size of the population but in the unequal distribution of reso...