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Muhammad Irfan Nadeem, Senior Lecturer in English, Namal Institute Mianwali. Gone are the days when university teachers used to shed tears because of the indifference and insulting attitude of their disciples. Now, they have very serious concerns, which have pushed them hard towards becoming non-entities in the current scenarios and setups of our universities. The …
Tajikistan flourishes
A few decades ago, the people of Tajikistan were not only substantially less healthy but also less educated. The newly independent Central Asian states had blamed the USSR for the decline of health, education, nutrition and jobs. The main growth of the economy was based on education, health, opportunities for business, and quality labour provision. …
Vegetable Grafting
By Amir Shehzad and Dr. Muhammad Yaseen The agricultural quarter connects with international food necessity and is recognized as the world’s greatest distributor of forty percent of the world’s employees. Vegetables are rich in vitamins, minerals, dietary fiber, carbohydrates, and proteins, and they are regarded as safe diet. Large quantities of herbs have been reported …
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
BY: Maham Tariq and Duaa Asghar While frequently connected with experiencing wartime trauma, post-traumatic disorder issue (PTSD) may happen following openness to any traumatic accident. PTSD can create in light of natural disasters, mishaps, losing dear one, or violent encounters. It’s realities demonstrate that most of adults insight at any rate one awful traumatic accident …
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