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Probyn’s School System Chakwal Hosts Annual Project Presentation Day, Showcasing Innovative Project-Based Learning

  Chakwal, Pakistan – April 20, 2024 – Probyn’s School System Chakwal, a leading educational institution, successfully organized its annual Project Presentation Day on April 20, 2024, at its main campus in Chakwal. The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Brigadier Shahid Manzoor, Director of Admissions at the National University of Technology (NUTECH),...

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Rising Temperatures Threaten Global Fruit Cultivation: A Shift in Orchard Dynamic

Environmental stresses pose significant threats to global food security and have detrimental effects on crop production worldwide, particularly impacting fruit cultivation. Abiotic stresses, such as rising temperatures, reduced precipitation, heat waves, and cold temperatures, disrupt the timing of flowering, fruit set, and harvesting, leading to decreased productivity and compromised fruit quality, especially in arid and...

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STORY OF MULTIGRADE TEACHING

After completing graduation in education, Laila came back to see the village of her grandparents. She came out in the morning with her mother for a walk. Fresh air was blowing, birds were singing and trees were dancing. The people were working in the fields and the children were ready to go to school. The...

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Bishop Azad Marshall Leads the Interfaith Celebration of Easter and Eid-ul-Fitr

In a remarkable display of solidarity and communal harmony, the Diocese of Raiwind Church of Pakistan hosted an Easter and Eid-ul-Fitr get-together on Sunday, under the leadership of Church Head Rt. Rev. Bishop Azad Marshall. The event, attended by a diverse array of dignitaries including religious leaders, political figures, government ministers, media representatives, and other...

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Climate Change and Water Resources

Climate change is significantly impacting water resources in Pakistan, posing challenges to the country’s water security and sustainability. Climate change is leading to erratic rainfall patterns, resulting in more frequent and intense droughts in certain regions of Pakistan. This variability in precipitation is affecting the availability of water for agriculture, drinking, and industrial purposes, exacerbating...

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TRIBUTE TO DEPARTED NOBLE SOUL

The little girls were calling their baba and crying badly Baba, Baba, don’t leave us, and don’t leave us. Their sound was full of pain which shows that it was their first trauma. All the others around were also crying. I entered their home with my sisters and stopped after seeing the pain on the...

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IT’S NOT TOO LATE

I saw the sad Earth yesterday. Why are you sad, I asked. I am dying, Earth started crying and replied. Tell me your problem, I want to help you, I want to bring a smile to your face, I said. She started her story in a very dramatic style. Once upon a time, I was...

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World Health Day: Health is a Right- But for whom?

Health is recognized as a constitutional right in 140 countries worldwide. However, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan is not among them. It is even more surprising to consider the disregard for this “value” assigned to health in a country that ranks 164th out of 193 nations on the Human Development Index. The theme of World...