It’s a chaos

Everything seems so imprecise and vague. Is it the biased media or the prejudiced politicians or merely the disturbed citizens who are to be blamed for the current disorder in Islamabad, Pakistan?

Is it simply the political disturbance, which Pakistan is encountering? No, it involves something more massive than this. The current economic situation, the international position and the disruptive national security is at stake.

It’s a high time that the government makes a final agreement rather than keep delaying it. We know and they themselves know how corrupted the entire political system is in Pakistan. Instead of hiding themselves inside their lavish resort-like palaces; instead of driving around in their expensive cars with a great protocol; instead of adoring all sort of unnecessary luxuries through the use of taxes that has been paid by the citizens, these corrupted politicians should stop it all here.

The admirers of such charlatans should know their real faces. They shouldn’t fear anybody instead walk towards the path of truth and practicality. I am not claiming that it has to be Imran Khan on the president’s seat within the next few days rather I’d certainly say, “GIVE HIM A TRY!”

However, the country is facing a great downfall in every sense and if Imran Khan gets the place, it’ll take another year or so to stabilize the current disruptive situation. Therefore, giving Imran Khan a chance to show his democratic leadership won’t be an improper idea. It’s not guaranteed that Imran Khan can successfully alter the anarchy and introduce a more peaceful and a democratic nation but we should give him a try anyway.

With due respect, President Nawaz Shareef shouldn’t stay stubborn with his presidency. He himself has been elected through unfair elections. He should let go his pride and act more sensibly. Because it’s not only about being “President Nawaz Shareef” rather it’s about the lives of millions of people.

Bring a better change!

Retrieved from PTI's official website: http://www.insaf.pk/

Being Just - Gaza

The intensity of pain is unimaginable,

the fear of living is inexpressible.

With every strike … dozens die,

but most says people of Gaza lie.

It’s pathetic … its injustice,

you know why? Because of their prejudice.

People of Gaza are shattered like a jigsaw puzzle,

the streets, the playgrounds, the schools own the muzzle.

The breathing souls own the patience,

we as being seek them for inspiration.

With every explosion a family is scattered,

their dreams are all shattered.

Oh the people of Gaza,

the humans understand the antagonist’s drama.

Their injustice will soon be topped with worms and thorns,

and death won’t come to them until they cry and mourn.

Oh the people of Gaza … you own no weapon,

for we know you are the people of heaven.

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Let’s Make a Better Pakistan!

Far away we reside
Away from the sparkling smiles,

Never let the thought of your land fly

Pray for it until you die,

Eloquence won’t make a difference

It’s time to stand high and lit the sky,

Making Pakistan a land of harmony

With you and I spreading love and unity.

It's strange how most of us forget our own country ones we step out of it. It's even more strange that we least bother to turn back. What have you and I done for Pakistan? I ask you and to myself as well, is the education we’re gaining is really worth if we have nothing to contribute to Pakistan? In the end, these questions will only overwhelm us. But it's time to implement them and make a difference!

Being an NRP, you and I can contribute more to Pakistan than those who are actually residing over there. In this short piece, I will highlight the possible ways in which we can contribute to our country.

To begin with, poverty is considered as a harsh reality of Pakistan. Almost 64 percent of Pakistan’s current population is below the poverty rate (The Express Tribune, 2014). As being NRPs, how can we contribute to this thrilling rate of poverty? This deficiency of a well-being is due to a lack of job opportunities especially in rural areas. People are demanding for jobs but it’s least likely the case that they are supplied with any. Our Pakistani brothers and sisters who are currently living there want to strive for the betterment of their nation but a lack in the means to undertake this action is preventing them to do so.

We, as NRPs can be ‘young entrepreneurs’. We can invest a proportion of our savings (pocket-money) into small industries in Pakistan. These industries need finance to establish them and create jobs for others, which in return will flourish the nation. We are not only the leaders of our personal souls but also for a successful Pakistan. To exemplify this, even if we separate 100 Dirhams per month from our monthly savings, we can easily save almost 25000-30000 rupees per year. This is a massive amount! Imagine because of your contribution an underprivileged gets a settled job and a better education for his children.

We are busy fixing our lives and overlooking those who are in extreme need for survival. Pakistan will not become a developed nation until you and I keep aside our “personal” concerns and take into account their lives.

Being a patriotic and a devoted NRP, we have to look into ways that could flourish the country internationally. The image of our beloved country is ruining whether it is in terms of social, economic or political affairs. I’m sure most of us have set goals to achieve after attaining a degree. Some of us may either look forward to a job at a multinational organization or may start a business. But ask yourself will these high goals really help you to contribute to a prosperous future? Is your education valuable enough to invest in Pakistan? Keep struggling to untie these complex knots. You can donate your education in Pakistan’s international laws, food scarcity, social welfare, trade matters or education. You can become specialized in such fields and lead to a better Pakistan.

Make Quaid’s dream come true by transforming Pakistan into a land of peace, harmony and unity. It’s a high time to unite and help our Pakistani families residing there in every possible ways. We as future leaders are the leading steps for a prosperous Pakistan!  

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