Articles
Potential And Challenges To Educational System In Pakistan
Mahnoor Ayub Student BS Medical Laboratory and Technology University of Okara Pakistan’s national education system is composed of twelve years of education spread across four levels: primary (grades 1-5), middle school (grades 6-8), matriculation (grades 9 and 10), and intermediate (grades 11 and 12). Education plays a crucial role in the progress and development of …
IMF Deal and Political Uncertainty
By: Dr. Muhammad Akram Zaheer A recent $3 billion IMF deal has reshaped Pakistan’s economic landscape, but it is anticipated to introduce a host of political uncertainties leading up to the upcoming general elections. If the ousted Prime Minister Imran Khan is allowed to participate in the election, he is likely to emerge victorious. Once …
Monsoon Diseases in Pakistan
By Sumaira sadiq When rain begin after intense heat, it is called monsoon. Monsoon, were the rain are nothing less than blessing in the scorching heat, there ara various diseases and injuries as Well. In Pakistan, the monsoon season typically occurs from June to September and brings heavy rainfall to various regions in the country. …
Women’s Empowerment is the Pathway to Prosperity
Mahnoor Javed Student BS Health and Nutrition University of Okara Women’s empowerment is a transformative process that aims to create an inclusive and equitable society where women can exercise their rights, participate fully in decision-making processes, and achieve their aspirations. It encompasses various dimensions, including social, economic, and political empowerment. Women’s empowerment is crucial for …
Balancing Automation and Employment
In today’s world, artificial intelligence is growing at a tremendous rate and is also being implemented in our industries. As a result, it is replacing workers in factories, leading to an increase in unemployment. The integration of AI technology in the manufacturing process has the potential to revolutionize productivity and efficiency, but it is important …
Diabetes Treatment Options and Lifestyle Strategies
Adeel Maqbool BS MLT University of Okara Type 1 diabetes occurs when the body’s immune system attacks and destroys the cells in the pancreas that produce insulin, a hormone that regulates blood sugar levels. Type 1 diabetes typically develops during childhood or adolescence, and individuals with this form of diabetes require lifelong insulin therapy. Type …
Leadership Unveiling the Hidden Meanings
By: Seerat Fatima BS Health Nutrition University of Okara Ideal leadership is what we can learn from Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his companions. There is no better role model for leadership than him. The sign of a successful leader can be seen in who they consider to be their role model. The companions of Prophet …
Challenges and Concerns of Climate Change on GB
By: Altaf Kumail Gilgit-Baltistan, a region located in Pakistan, is witnessing severe repercussions due to climate change. The area is facing a multitude of risks, including increased instances of river floods, landslides caused by glacial lakes, unseasonal rains, and snowfalls. Regrettably, the governance system in Gilgit-Baltistan is plagued by weakness, and bureaucratic measures reminiscent of …
Cultural Mosaic Exploring the Diversity of Pakistan
By: Ayesha Saleem Student of Food Science Technology The University of Okara fizosaleem8878@gmail.com Culture is an integral whole that profoundly influences human ideas, actions, and ways of life. It encompasses knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, customs, and all other capabilities and habits acquired by individuals as members of a society. Every great nation possesses its own …
Why Ethics is important in cyber security?
Muhammad Saqib The first principle of ethical cyber security is to protect the privacy of individuals . This means that any data that is collected should be done so with the explicit consent of the person or organization . Any data that is collected should be stored securely , and not shared without consent. This …
