Essays

THE CRISIS OF ENERGY IN PAKISTAN During the last two years our country has been undergoing severe shortage of energy. It's regretful to say that no new hydro-electric power schethe has been made since the completion of Tarbela Dam. The nuclear power project at chashma, which was to generate 900 M.W. electricity, could not have been started because of hostile international climate. Meanwhile the demand for electricity is on the increase every day.. New industrial units were set up. The programme for rural electrification has further aggravated the energy crisis. The number of electric appliances such as refrigerators, air-conditioners, television set, tape-recorder, has gone up tremendously. So, it has cast a tremendous pressure on the electric sources of the country. If we want that the economic growth of the country does not fall, ways and means to meet the requirements of energy will have to be discovered at all costs. There is no dearth of natural resources in Pakistan. W

SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL PROBLEMS OF PAKISTAN   Sixty one years is a sufficient period for any nation to take a dispassionate stock of its achievements and weak areas which lend resilience and strength and immensely contribute to national power. Pakistan's inception in 1947 was highly tumultuous as it entailed gigantic problems of survival. The sixty one years period is a mixed baggage of how Pakistan has been able to overcome difficulties and where it has failed to meet the challenges that it encountered. However, the greatest achievement of our society during these years was the survival against the heavy odds. The history shows us a very clear picture  that  nations  which  do  not  learn  from  experiences  seldom  retain  their independence. The security of a nation is a vital element to ensure its viability and survival as well as it is essential for securing an environment which will facilitate the process of national growth. Moreover, the concept of national securi

Google Wifi Router  Google said The router is being manufactured by network company TP-LINK, hinting that ASUS could be the second manufacturing partner for the product. Google Inc launched a Wi-Fi router on Tuesday, the latest move in the company's efforts to get ready for the connected home and draw more users to its services. The cylinder-shaped router, named OnHub, can be pre-ordered for $199.99 at online retailers including the Google Store, Amazon.com Inc and Walmart.com. The router comes with in-built antennas that will scan the airwaves to spot the fastest connection, Google said in a blog post. With the router, users will be able to prioritise a device so that they can get the fastest Internet speeds for data-heavy activities such as downloading content or streaming a movie. The router can be hooked up with Google's On app, available on Android and iOS, to run network checks and keep track of bandwidth use among other things. Google said OnHub automati