By Ali Haidar Baig Warren Bullet once said: “The more you learn the more you earn.\” His words are milestone and appealing for every sensible beings who believe in the worth of learning. If we look at the life of successful people such s Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Oprah, Mark Cuban and others, […]
داد بیداد ڈاکٹرعنایت اللہ فیضی پہلے خبر آئی تھی کہ حکومت نے تربیت اساتذہ کے اداروں کو بند کر نے کا فیصلہ کیا ہے پھر خبر آگئی کہ حکومت نے ایجو کیشن بورڈوں کی اہم آسامیوں پر باہر سے لوگ لانے کی سمری تیار کی ہے شعبہ تعلیم سے تعلق رکھنے والے لوگ حیراں ہیں
By Kamal Abdul Jamil Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are considered to be the backbone of economy. In the present era, most of the developed countries discover their roots of economic development in the SMEs. Taking this optimistically the less-developed as well as developing countries have also their promising focus on promotion of SMEs. Purposefully,
By Shafqat Hussain The recent news about trophy hunting of markhor and ibex in Gilgit-Baltistan has sparked intriguing public debates. Many have questioned the ethics of this practice, while others have asked about its social, ecological and economic impact. The question of ethics in trophy hunting is an intractable one that I will not focus
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By Elahi Bakhsh Pashtoon Tahafuz Movement (PTM) is gaining support day by day with the power elite confused as to how to handle them. The later are resorting to heavy highhandedness to de-escalate the situation. Both parties are hurling accusations at each other without substantial proofs. The PTM accuses the government and establishment of carrying
