Lets talk about Pak.
Pakistan, a free country.
Pakistan, an islamic country.
These days when I look back in the history books, reading how many youngsters gave up there life during fight for freedom, it makes me sad.
You want to know why, because I dont see any bright clouds in Pakistans future, why?
In our country education isnt the primary need. So it isnt taken serieus by the pupil of Pak, not all of them, but still a very large percentage of the population thinks that way.
Then we are very much behind in technology, why? thats also because we dont have enough facilities for students. And thats mostly because our government finds it not important enough to give a larger budget to the minitry of education.
Then the worst thing of all is the politics in our country. well it speaks for itself, I dont think, I have to say anything about that, you know the current sittuation and believe me, it isnt bright.
so here is the deal, I have vacations these days and I am online mostly. so give me your oppinion about my conclusion, because I believe in everymans right. So speak for yourself, because you have the right for it and you dont have to agree with me.
By the way, I am not a 50 year old guy, who has nothing else to do. I am 20 and I love my country. Even if I live in europe.
well, I am looking forward for oppinions and discusions. thanks for reading.
One must understand that industrial and technological developments relate with financial and economic stability and growth. The economical stability depends on social and political environments. Social and political steadiness in any society depends on the degree of literacy and knowledge. These are all sequentially inter-related and interdependent factors. Hence, the bottom line is, you cannot succeed in any sector without achieving the pre-requisites and without setting your priorities for the rest of the sectors. You cannot construct a ten-story building starting from the tenth floor to the ground level.
If the west has achieved, today, the most modern technological advancement then it did not come through just by buying or hiring and implementing the technology. These nations have gone through systematic phases of industrial development from manual to automation, computerisation or high tech revolution.
Well I think, one of the prime factors of nation-building process is the education on national characteristics and national interest. It may be imperative to carry Quaid’s slogans like ‘Unity, Faith and Discipline’ and display them in the streets, on buildings and other official and public places but its far essential to implement these words in our daily life as individuals and collectively as a nation.
This is the responsibility of the government to hold workshops, forums and discussions to educate the nation. Rather than using national events for personal promotions, formal speeches and reading the phrases of the founder of Pakistan on television - Forums, debates and workshops must be held on the importance and values of national uprightness, identity and unity.
When it comes to politics, unfortunately, the people of Pakistan never had much option to select their leaders on the basis of their past achievements in the benefit of the nation. The only choice they have is to entrust their leaders on their promises. Pakistan needs an outstanding leadership with great vision of nation-building, who could lead the nation towards the real resolution of its problems and put the nation on right track.
The only thing that can make Pakistan's future bright is education. You cant progress without it. But unfortunately, we spend a huge percentage of our national income on our military and a very small percentage on education!
Without proper education, we're goin nowhere!
We also lack the will and passion of doing something for our country rather than ourselves!
Guys, I am hearing those educational stories since day one with little progress.
Our ministers talk and make statements which look weird and out of their portofolio. Like last time, I read the minister of education making a statement about some health or alqaeda thingys.
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Guys, I am hearing those educational stories since day one with little progress.
Our ministers talk and make statements which look weird and out of their portofolio. Like last time, I read the minister of education making a statement about some health or alqaeda thingys.
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Zubaida Jalal is the minister of education n shes done pretty well!!!
Pakistani Tiegr.....post those links please!