Abstract Water is an asset for a country. Resources of clean ground and underground water are crucial for a nation. Water is the basic human need. It is needed in all major everyday activities. Other than that we are so much water dependent that most of our country’s well-being also depends upon water. Pakistan being an agricultural country is very much water dependent. Crop production directly depends upon water. We trade these crops and earn from it which is the main source of our economy. Thus
percent of water. Only a fraction of this water is considered to be safe for our usage. Within this fraction, most of the usable water is in the form of ice caps, glaciers and surface water. Thus, water being an essential element to human life poses as a concern when dealt with scarcity or availability. That being said, Pakistan faces a severe national problem because of its water crisis; amassing diverse factors which strengthen its roots. On an individual level, people contribute to water crisis by
parliamentarians are not free and there are rules to decide rules and judgments. However, this is only in Pakistan where the judicial activity has been removed by the elected Prime Minister and sent the house to each other. The main problem is that the Supreme Court has allowed the President to legitimize the law against the law. In 1985, the emerging parliamentary Republic of Pakistan springs water in political development. The renewal and strengthening of the political process has also been related
When we talk about media, we must know its history. Media history is based on PRINT media or we can say that it is the oldest media of mass communication. The paper attempts to analyze the relations between the press and the governments in Pakistan in the first decade after independence in 1947. The press that faced the toughest of the times in the sub-continent before the partition had to encounter difficult situations of new kind afterward. How did the press react to the repressive actions of the
“What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others,” renowned Athenian leader, Pericles, once said. His words reflect upon the various events over the course of human history that has led to the change of countries and its people for eternity. One such major period in time illustrating this was Imperialism. Imperialism has led industrial power houses such as Britain and the U.S towards progression. Yet, the desire for further development
contemporary problems of society and to know how best we can adopt these preaching’s in our daily life. Sharanaru thinking about equality, liberty, concepts. . He give a suggestions to politicians about development works of society. Like drinking water, housing, self employment, education,