Essays on Pakistan

It was October morning when we decided to travel to the glorious land of Hangu, so that we could attend a family wedding. This represented an exciting prospect so I proceeded to pack my clothes and books for reading, a week before our journey. It...

Despite disenfranchising a faction of the population from availing its fundamental rights, the matter of legal illiteracy is commonly overshadowed by more pressing concerns for the justice system; although, the difficulty posed is perhaps equally onerous. The level of neglect for conventional solutions ultimately leads...

Introduction Security is a much debated but less explored concept. Scholars have attempted to explain the concept but there is no clear cut understanding of what actually security is. Its definition changes from actor to actor and from state to state. Pakistan has no exception....

Introduction Due to lack of higher education, inexistence of a well-designed and incorporated vocational training system, lack of collaboration between industry and higher educational institutions, lack of efficient and consistent social protection and inaccessibility to education, labour market in Pakistan enters the market with general...

According to an article published in The News, (2018), Pakistan is on the verge of becoming a ‘dry state’ by the year 2025 as its water shortage has reached an alarming level. The warnings issued by the Pakistan Council of Research in Water Resources (PCRWR)...

Pakistan’s power sector faces significant challenges in terms of capacity, governance and financial sustainability. In May 2012, with demand at 15000 MW and supply 9000MW, power generation shortage reached at 6000 MW. Since then several power generation plants have been commissioned but even in 2017...

After election 2018, Prime Minister, Chief Justice and Chief of Army Staff all are found on one page especially when it comes to implementation of decisions taken by any of them. It looks, this trio of chiefs is cordially connected with one another and backing...

Roads Roads are considered as major source of transportation and are categorized as Motorways and Highways. Motorways The construction of motorways began in the early 1990s with the idea building a world class road network and to reduce the load off the heavily used national...

Women Empowerment in Pakistan Women empowerment is empowering the women to take their own decisions for their personal dependent. Empowering women is to make them independent in all aspects from mind, thought, rights, decisions, etc by leaving all the social and family limitations. It is...

There are many places in Sao tourism in India that are famous for their natural beauty, not only in the world but also in the world, in the north and west of the Kashmir region where the sky is touched by the high mountains. Great...

The first war between India and Pakistan started very often the independence in October 1947 and ended in December 1948 with the mediation of UN, effected on January 1st, 1949. This was also known as first Kashmir war, fought for Kashmir accession between both countries....

Syed Nasir Raza Kazmi was a renowned Urdu poet of Pakistan. He should be ranked among those of our writers who were not destined to live long but who, during their limited span, wrote extensively and touched the heights of creativity before passing away. Soon...

1.Abstract: In the Pakistani society, the English language has earned a prestigious place more in the minds of the people than it is in effect. The ability to speak English is what a layman would use to differentiate between educated and uneducated citizens. As much...

Pakistan’s energy needs are increasing day by day. At present more than 80% of its oil is being imported from abroad. Similarly since lately it is compelled to import large quantities of natural gas as LNG, which now has an important role in the energy...

Introduction First of all I want to define the religion. Religion is the set of beliefs and feelings that the people of a specific society or a community or a group of people have and spend their life and do practices of routine life according...

The Mughal Empire established approximately two hundred years of history, yet recordings of this history have been focused on the lives of the Emperors and have depicted women as merely partners to produce and raise heirs to the throne. The domestic life was thought to...

In our society illiterate people are considered to be a stigma and the ones because of whom our country is lagging behind in almost everything. People at first need to change this mind set and consider everyone the same and support them because the only...

Suppose being a foreign journalist to whom this land and its happenings are absolutely alien. “A tragedy occurs and flames a public outcry. The rulers, the ministers condole; media mourns; students protest. Tears are shed. Over a week, all settles down. I am told about...

The city district administration of Lahore, according to media reports, has initiated a crackdown on developers, builders, sponsors and managers of private housing societies owing to the unlawful internal transfers of houses, plots and other types of immovable properties to the buyers. The step was...

This study is being conducted as a survey to accumulate the academic and job preferences across the youth segment in terms of educative development factors (higher school students, university students and employed individuals). There are no defined variables, rather the focus is on social, economic...

An alarming situation is taking place in Pakistan in relation to girls’ education. There is a significant difference between the rates of school enrollment of male and female students. According to UNESCO, primary school enrollment for boys is 84%, whereas only 60% of girls are...

Agricultural may be a powerful tool to forge economic development of any country and to finish extreme financial condition. It is calculable that agriculture can feed a projected 9. 7 billion individuals by 2050. Growth within the agriculture sector is two to fourfold simpler in...

For my comparison essay, I chose to compare a piece by Pakistani Artist Huma Bhabha titled “It’s Me” from 2013 with a piece called “Dancing Figure” from about 2300-1750 BCE. In both of these pieces you can see that the artists where heavily influenced by...

Oceans are an essential part to the stable functionality of the earth. Oceans are home to essential creatures in our ecosystem, such as phytoplankton that are responsible for monitoring oxygen levels. Oceans also are home to marine life which is fundamental source of food for...

Agriculture is an important facet in the foundation of countries all around the world. However, many nations struggle with not harming their environment with their agricultural production methods. Most people in the agricultural sector are uninformed about how damaging their agricultural production methods are to...

An overview of Pakistan’s water crises Water is a natural resource which is found in plentiful amount on the surface of the Earth yet of this 71% of water on the Earth only 3% is fresh water the rest being salty water hence unfit for...

Abstract Our country is facing problem of load shedding due to the gap between electric energy generation and demand. We are not producing enough energy to meet the demands which causes shortage of thousands ofmega watt. This thing affects performance of industries. Every year our...

What is “character assassination”, provide moral evaluation and implication of such behaviorby politicians in Pakistan? Strange are the ways in this land of the pure Pakistan, which at times stuns the world by bagging world records in various fields, be it sports, academia, technical and...

Both poems are centred around the idea of identity- yet the meaning and the structure of the poems is very different; PFMAIP (‘Presents from my Aunts in Pakistan’) is very explicit about the author’s feelings whereas in AUG (‘An Unknown Girl’) the reader has to...

One of the most important developments after the Second World War was the partition of the Indian Subcontinent into the states now known as Pakistan and India. The financial toll of the War had been too much for the British to handle and they were...