Khan (1996) in his article Pakistan: Ethnic Fragmentation or National Integration states that the reason for the emergence of ethnic conflicts is due to rejection of nation's leader to recognize cultural and language diversity in these regions. When they were not recognized as the diverse entity and were considered as the individual. This shaped ethnic troubles as culture or language are precious to people's mind and they don't wish to lose it or also cannot see it vanishing at any rate. This affected
Healthcare System in Pakistan The healthcare system of Pakistan is confronting absence of authoritative capacity along with lack of responsibility at government level, political flimsiness and bureaucratic opposition. Choices of leaders are made on individual and political basis Pakistan has a blended system of health , with conjunction of public and private sectors. Poor open financing, absence of private sector direction and general administration constraints have prompted to access, quality,
their country are taken as legends and pioneers. One can along these lines characterize "national political administration as the power practiced by a person to push individuals from the country towards activity in a specific direction." Quaid-I-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah exceeds expectations the model of a national saint and pioneer by dint of his scholarly limit, a profound comprehension of the political circumstance in the then British India and his amazing initiative qualities, which empowered him
As per appraisals (2008), destitution in Pakistan - by national measures - concerns under 20% of the populace. Then again, in the wake of hitting this record low level, destitution is on the ascent once more, assessed some place between 30-40% relying upon the source (government, World Bank). Endeavors to battle destitution have been on-going subsequent to the 1970s, notwithstanding the "neediness bomb" of the 1990s because of debasement and poor government methods that brought on an increment in
accessibility of modest work and essential crude cotton as crude material for material industry has assumed the main part in the development of the Cotton Textile Industry in Pakistan. Company can grow its business by taking part in distinctive universal shows. It will help in getting the enormous requests from customers. Pakistan is confronting new rivals in material segment, for example, Bangladesh, Vietnam and Turkey. In spite of the fact that we can't maintain a strategic distance from rivalry yet
among its strong advocates. In many developing countries including Pakistan these Institutions have played a vital role in promulgating these reforms. The bureaucrats, politicians, consultants and private investors are held equally responsible. These reforms took over the world for about three decades in history.
If we peed a bit deeper, everything else will be directly linked to any internal or external factor listed above. Impact of Terrorism on Pakistan: The impact of terrorism on Pakistan has been devastating. While praising the resilience and bravery of the nation, one must not ignore the human, economic, social, political, and psychological cost that the country had to pay. Probably the biggest pain point of every Pakistani citizen is to make the world realize that we do not sponsor
According to the famous Roman political philosopher Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BC), ―the safety of the people shall be the highest law. The nations that prospered, progressed and developed have given the highest priority to public order and safety (Khosa, 2015). Public trusts the police
news, this became even more prevalent, as the technological revolution within television was assumed to change the role of media (Gilboa 2005). The focus on the media’s possible influence grew particularly strong after the Gulf War in 1991. China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) should be beneficial for all by all means. For that purpose, pros and cons should be monitored and handled carefully. He said that some circles have reservations about this project and one of them is that Pakistan’s relations
has been highly criticised by the Indian citizenry. Recently this issue saw the light of day again when the political rumour said that Bhartiya Janta Party’s Prime Ministerial Candidate is of the opinion that Article 370 should be repealed. When this candidate was sworn in as the Prime Minister of India, the debate on Article 370 got kick-started all over again. The various so-called political thinkers and well wishers of the nation argue that this provision is not only discriminatory, but also gives