WhatsApp new feature, Camera video and photo recording become so easy.

 by arshad sohail

According to the WhatsApp official, this feature is named as Switch Camera Mode, with which you no longer need to hold the button while recording a video in WhatsApp. Simply put, this feature enabled hands-free video recording. The camera will need to press the record button once.

Users can use this feature by updating WhatsApp. The feature is also very easy to use and for this you need to click on the camera icon in WhatsApp. After that you have 2 options namely Photo and Video. As you can see, previously pressing the button would take a photo, while holding it would record video.

  This new option eliminates the need to hold down the button to record video, while also making it easier to switch to the front or rear camera while recording.

  It should be noted that this feature has been in the works for a long time and has now been introduced. WhatsApp consumers are very pleased to heard this news. Very simple and easy feature for video and photo recording by WhatsApp after this valuable feature.

Tragedy of Pakistan, Pakistan reached on default, how we can save from this default.

by m.a.rana 

Default of sri lanka, In March 2022, the last gasoline ship arrived in Sri Lanka. The ship remained at sea for two weeks, but the government had no dollars. The boat came back and Sri Lanka failed. Factories also came to a standstill due to power outages and traffic stoppages.

There was also a food crisis due to transport and the shortage was met by unemployment until the government defaulted on April 12, 2022 and then the whole country took to the streets and whatever people could get their hands on. Whether it was the government or the opposition, whether it was the bureaucrats or the businessmen, it was cheated and today Sri Lanka lives by selling its ports, roads, forests, mountains and buildings.

Believe it or not, we too are going through the same process right now. The Ministry of Petroleum warned the State Bank three days ago that there would be a shortage of petroleum products in the country. LCs are not open to oil imports. PSO's oil cargo was cancelled.

The delivery of the second one was expected on January 23, but its LC failed to open. Instead, there are also two oil cargoes of 535,000 barrels of Pak Arab refinery.

The cargo of Pakistan Refinery Limited carrying 532 thousand barrels of oil will arrive on January 30th but their LC is not opened so the oil crisis will start in February and the crisis will be severe in March and April. God willing, lines will also be installed at petrol pumps.

The food supply will also stop, public transport, the subway, trains and ships will also stop, a terrible electricity discharge will also begin and factories will also close, this is a situation where, on the other hand, the salaries of civil servants have also decreased. Started to stop.

Think for yourself if the embassy does not get money for rent, gas, fees and salaries, how will it work, because the conditions in the embassies have become very bad. Take a tour of Karachi - 75% of the factories have closed and are causing a terrible storm of unemployment in the country - a flour crisis has also broken out.

Cooking oil is also becoming scarce and dollars are not available even in nominal value, so it would not be wrong to say that Pakistan is almost bankrupt.

These are the conditions and on the other hand, a political circus is brewing from Karachi to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Fighting has begun' Local body elections have been held in Karachi and Hyderabad and parties are facing each other with batons.

The Electoral Commission will delineate new constituencies within 4 months of the census, and the country will thus be able to hold new elections in August. Now the question is, will the election in the two provinces be according to the old census and the old constituencies and in the remaining two provinces and the federal election will be according to the new constituencies? Thirdly, will the country have KP and Punjab elections in April and then Sindh, Baluchistan and federal elections in October?

Meanwhile, Imran Khan will also fight in the by-elections from 70 constituencies of the National Assembly and even after winning 70 seats he will not go to the National Assembly and if it happens, will the government hold elections? Will he play or arrange petrol, electricity, gas, food and exports and other crucial issues?

It should be realized that we cannot survive without the IMF, and after the conditions of the IMF, the prices of electricity, gas and gasoline will also double and taxes for the unemployed will also increase, which will lead to the tragedy of inflation. It will take shape. By accepting the terms of the IMF, one and a half million people will become unemployed in the country, and food and drink will come three times to one. Our friends Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and China are also ours. Tired of helping.

We have been flatly denied by them and the US has long since turned away from us, so now we have only two assets left to sell - the atomic bomb and the military - if we continue to accept the terms of the international powers. If we continue to take out loans like this, we will eventually have to accept these two conditions.

He will have to give up the nuclear program and reduce the size of the military, and these two conditions come at a price. Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan will remain.

Here we assume that Army Chief General Asim Munir will convince the IMF, World Bank, Saudi Arabia and China and these countries will help us one last time. Will it work and will we not be in a worse position next year than today? So now the question is what is the ultimate solution to this situation? This is the solution if we can;

Solutions of this tragedy:

1-      The army should bring together all the stakeholders of the country, admit their mistakes, apologize, tell the politicians about their mistakes and then sign the Charter of Pakistan and then the chapter of crisis should be closed forever. Decide that there will be no extension in the country after today. Like the Chief Justice of Pakistan, the Chief General of Mostek will in due course become the Commander of the Army and no Prime Minister will have this authority after today.

2-      The army chief will also retire on time and no official of the country will be able to extend his tenure. Even though governments will keep changing, the assembly will complete its term in any case. The Election Commission will be 100% independent and independent. The Election Commissioner's decision will also be based on 100% merit and automatic system.

3-      The tax policy will be in place for 20 years and will not be changed so that investors can invest accordingly." "Religious gatherings and processions will be banned" The sound from the loudspeaker will only be heard inside the mosque.

4-      The prayer time will be the same throughout the country, the call to prayer will be at the national level, and at the same time the curriculum for children will be the same for the entire republic, the roads will be the same.

5-      The population will be controlled, two in the bureaucracy. Reforms will be implemented within the year and the entire system will be made online and simplified. Institutions like PIA, railways, radio, PTV and steel mills and all other losable institutions swallow 1500 billion rupees annually. These will be sold within a year and the proceeds will be divided between the employees.

6-       And the final decision that we will export 250 billion dollars every year and create a solid and reliable system for it. If a country like the Netherlands can stand on its own two feet selling only flowers or Colombia only coffee, why can't we?

Conclusion:

If we take these decisions we will be saved, otherwise this crisis of confusion will engulf this country and we will be victims of civil war by the end of this year. If we do not take it seriously, No one would save this country from default and after effects of that.

What is a guest post? how we can do job on this online earning topic.

 by marana

For example, a person has created a website. Now he wants to increase traffic to his website. To do this, they place their blog (i.e. column) on a site that already has traffic (i.e. a ranked site), then people go to the newly created site and start visiting it as well. will

This process is called guest posting, hosting. It is also commonly known as GBOB.

What will be our task?

All we have to do is take the article from the new site. And it must be published after an interview with the administrator or owner of the rated site. That means working as a dealer.

in this scenario, you as a middle man, prepare google sheet of about 250 ranked website and align admin of those sites for guest posting.

Why do people guest post for others and not do it themselves?

1: Whites usually do guest posting. They don't have time to deal with the admin because it takes a lot of time to process the trade.

2: Those who engage in guest posting have connections with many sites that host other people's articles on their websites, so it is easy for them to post articles on any website quickly. .

Now you may be wondering how to write an article?

 So don't worry, you don't have to stress

 The article we want to publish will not be written by us, but will be provided by our client, the owner of the new website.

The hardest task:

The biggest task in this job is only one, and that is the way of communication with people. How do you get your article published by talking to the admin of a ranked site and getting them to publish it at a low price?. 

hope all of you understand this online earning method. please do and earn accordingly. 

wish you good luck.

A historic mosque located in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh was reportedly demolished on Sunday.

 by m.a. rana

A historic mosque located in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh was reportedly demolished on Sunday to "widen a road".

Former United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) International Water Cooperation Committee Chairman Ashok Swain shared a video of a mosque being demolished by a bulldozer on his official Twitter profile.
Journalist and anti-Islamophobic activist CJ Werleman also shared the video, saying the mosque was demolished by the Hindutva regime on the pretext of widening the street.
The platform Saffron Diaries, run by bipartisan journalists, says that according to the 42nd Amendment to the Indian Constitution, “India is a secular state.” However, the state leveled the historic mosque. According to
Muslim Space, the ruined mosque is Shahi His Masjid in Handia, Allahabad and was built during the time of Shah Shah His Sri. It was demolished in the presence of the Department of Public Works to widen the
GT road, but the case was reportedly filed in lower court on January 16.
Last month marked 30 years since his 16th-century Babri Mosque in the northern Indian city of Ayodhya was demolished by Hindu hardliners.
Pakistan condemned a Hindu temple under construction at the site and called on New Delhi to rebuild the historic mosque on its original site and to properly punish criminals involved in its destruction. .
Recently, a court in Uttar Pradesh ordered an investigation of his 17th-century Shahidga Mosque in Mathura, 57 kilometers north of the city of Agra. This is because right-wing Hindu groups claimed that the mosque was on the birthplace of Lord Krishna.
The District Court of Mathura ordered the Archaeological Survey of India to conduct a survey after 2 January. Reports will be submitted after January 20th.
The dedication of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government has led to widespread anti-Muslim rhetoric in India.
This is evidenced by the acquittal of about 500 mosques and shrines in Gujarat, India, according to a report by the People's Coalition for Human Rights.
The disappearance of 650 mosques of varying sizes in Amritsar is further evidence of the anti-Muslim movement, according to figures obtained by Surinder Khochar, an Indian researcher who studies religious sites in India and Pakistan.
This anti-Muslim narrative also has thousands of Muslims facing eviction from their homes in the Indian state of Uttarakhand.

Siberian city Yakutsk is coldest city of world. city where coldness freeze every thing.

 by m.a.rana

According to details, the city of Yakutsk located in the Siberian region of Russia is so cold that there is nothing against the coldest cities in the world, that is why it is called the coldest city or the city of snow. Recently, the temperature in this city has dropped to minus 50 degrees Celsius.

Temperatures in Yakutsk fell to minus 50 degrees Celsius this

week due to an unusually long cold spell, with the local meteorological office warning residents that temperatures could drop to minus 62 degrees Celsius this time. However, the lowest recorded temperature in the city was minus 65 degrees Celsius in February 1987.

Located 5,000 kilometers east of Moscow, temperatures often drop below minus 40 degrees Celsius, with residents taking extreme measures to stay warm, according to one resident. You can't fight the weather, you either have to dress accordingly or face the negative effects.

A woman selling frozen fish at a local market in town said more layers of clothing are needed, we wear more layers of clothing like cabbages.

According to sources, some residents say the weather in the city was so cold in 2018 that even their eyelids froze.

The city has about 1 million inhabitants and the winters are very harsh, even for a cold country like Russia. It also turns out to be very difficult, while in cold weather, even planes can't pass through or crops can't be grown here.

New tax amnesty scheme for non-duty-paid vehicles proposed in Pakistan.

 by arshad sohail

The government is thinking about a proposition to uncover a new Expense Reprieve Plan for the regularization of non-obligation paid vehicles having a place with previously blended locale known as the Governmentally Managed Ancestral Regions (FATA)/Commonly Regulated Ancestral Regions (PATA) into the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Another proposition is getting looked at to slap Extra Traditions Obligation (ACD) up to 3 percent on imports, particularly on unnecessary and extravagance things in a bid to get Rs50 to Rs70 billion into the public kitty.

Prior, the proposition ready by the FBR incorporated the burden of a Flood Duty in the scope of up to 2 percent on imports yet presently it appears to be that it has been dropped and ACD up to 3 percent was effectively getting looked at. The two recommendations are still on the table and it is to be seen which one is getting consent of State head Shehbaz Sharif.

"The proposition for regularization of non-obligation paid vehicles having a place with previously realized FATA and PATA are getting looked at with gauges that the FBR can bring up to Rs30 billion into the public kitty," high ranking representative sources affirmed while conversing with The News here on Wednesday.

Serve for Money Ishaq Dar visited the FBR and led a significant level gathering yet the proposition connected with the small scale financial plan through the proclamation of a statute couldn't be thought of and settled inferable from scarcity of time.

The Government said that the FBR has assessed that around 150,000 to 250,000 vehicles could be regularized under the proposed conspire assuming the public authority allowed its last gesture. The FATA/PATA regions were converged into the KP territory in 2018 and there was an interest to give the chance to allow an opportunity to regularize non-obligation paid vehicles by settling obligation and duties.

The IMF/World Bank generally goes against a wide range of new duty reprieve plans and it is yet to perceived how the public authority will actually want to persuade the multilateral loan bosses for one-time another such plan when the nation is under the IMF program.

In the mean time, the Senate Standing Panel on Money and Incomes will take up endorsement to consider and finish the suggestions on the Cash Bill, the Duty Regulations (Second Alteration) Bill, 2022 laid in the House on fifteenth December 2022, under Article 73 of the Constitution, and alluded to the Standing Advisory group in Thursday (today) meeting, which was set somewhere near previous money serve Miftah Ismail.

In another significant however pertinent turn of events, Head of the state Shehbaz Sharif has assembled a significant gathering for checking on the Public Area Improvement Program (PSDP) for the ongoing monetary year. The Service of Money has proposed cutting the PSDP distribution from Rs727 billion to Rs350 billion for the ongoing monetary year while the Service of Arranging has likewise sent a rundown to the head to safeguard the PSDP subsidizing at Rs727 billion for the continuous monetary year 2022-23.

As per an authority explanation gave by the FBR, Government Clergyman for Money and Income Representative Mohammad Ishaq Dar led a gathering on the income execution of FBR at the FBR central command. The SAPM on Money, Tariq Bajwa, SAPM on Income, Tariq Mehmood Pasha, director FBR, Individuals from the Board (FBR), and other senior officials from the Money Division went to the gathering.

Executive FBR Asim Ahmad invited the money serve at the FBR and gave a point by point show on income targets and execution of FBR for the long stretches of November and December 2022. He let the pastor know that FBR has outperformed the income assortment focuses till November and communicated the desire to meet its objectives in the excess months of the monetary year 2022-23 effectively.

The money serve communicated fulfillment and valued the FBR group for its endeavors in gathering the objectives. He further stretched out his full help to FBR in the exhibition of their obligations for income assortment. The clergyman additionally focused on the FBR group to situate themselves as per changes in the monetary standpoint and exhorted the FBR majority to expand their endeavors to accomplish the genuine expense expected in the country.

Good News regarding American Visa. Renew tourist and Business visa for further One Year.

 by our correspondent

good News regarding American Visa;

According to the American diplomatic mission, the eligibility of Pakistanis to renew tourist and business visas has been further extended. Citizens are eligible.

In the past, Pakistani citizens aged 45 years or more were eligible, those holding student and petition-based work visas will also be exempted from the interview, while the visa extension facility will continue this year as well.

Further read how can be applied for American visa by Pakistani Nationals;

The United States offers a number of visas for Pakistani citizens who wish to enter the country for business, pleasure, or study. The type of visa you will need to apply for depends on the purpose of your visit.

If you plan to visit the United States for business purposes, you will need to apply for a B-1 visa.

This type of visa allows you to stay in the United States for up to six months for business purposes.

To apply for a B-1 visa, you will need to submit a completed visa application, a passport valid for at least six months, and a current photograph. You will also need to pay a non-refundable visa application fee.

If you plan to visit the United States for pleasure, you will need to apply for a B-2 visa.

This type of visa allows you to stay in the United States for up to six months for tourism or to visit friends or family.

To apply for a B-2 visa, you will need to submit a completed visa application, a passport valid for at least six months, and a current photograph. You will also need to pay a non-refundable visa application fee.

If you plan to study in the United States, you will need to apply for a student visa. There are two types of student visas: the F-1 visa and the M-1 visa. The F-1 visa is for students who are enrolled in full-time study at an accredited university or college.

The M-1 visa is intended for students who are enrolled in full-time study at a vocational or technical school.

To apply for a student visa, you will need to submit a completed visa application, a passport with at least six months validity, a current photograph and proof of course enrollment.

You will also need to pay a non-refundable visa application fee.

Tips to keep in mind while applying for a US visa as a Pakistani citizen.

1- make sure you have filled out the online application form accurately and completely. Incomplete applications will not be processed.

2- schedule an interview appointment at the US Embassy or Consulate in Pakistan. Interviews are required for all visa applicants and appointments can be made online.

3- gather all the required documentation for your visa application. This includes a valid passport, photographs, proof of financial ability to support yourself while in the US, and an invitation letter from someone in the US.

4- Finally, be prepared to answer questions about your travel plans and reasons for visiting the US during the interview.

Singapore how became the developed country in Just 40 Years

 by m.a sohail

Singapore was a very backward part of Malaysia until 1965." The land was swampy, desolate and barren. The people were lazy, idle and incompetent. They used to do only three things.

1. used for unloading goods from ships,

2. used to stealing

3. The rats were taken out of the ships and eaten and that was it.

Malaysia was very tired of them. It is a very famous event. Under Tunku Abdul Rahman's rule, Singapore sought independence and a total of 126 members of the Singapore Parliament voted in favor. There was not a single vote against the proposal. Parliament said what should we do with these useless people and swampy land, and Singapore became independent.

It was nature's first gift to Singapore.

The second gift was given to him by Allah in the form of 'Lee Kuan Yew'. Lee Kuan Yew became the Prime Minister of Singapore and this man changed the destiny of these swamp lands. And twenty years later, this state measuring 42 by 23 kilometers has become a successful and rapidly developing state in the world. He had peace, happiness, employment, capital and a future.

Singapore was the first country in the world to tell the UN that what countries need is not resources but "willpower". Countries don't need population, skills, land area and oil. He just has to have the will to keep going.

Premier Li Kuo On You was the whole university, this man changed the whole nation in two decades, how?

He did five important things.

Prime Minister Lee was the first to bring peace to the country, he made religion a personal matter, whether you are Muslim or Sikh, Christian, Buddhist or Hindu, no one cares. It was declared that "no one shall question the religion of a person and a follower of one religion shall be allowed to go to the place of worship of another religion without any objection or preaching."

 Everyone was equal in the eyes of the law, there was no class culture in the country. No one had superiority over anyone, everyone was and is equal.

All kinds of protests are also banned in the country and roads, streets and markets will remain open at all costs and no one will become a security risk to anyone.

 Li Kuo-on-yu appointed competent and honest people to important positions and gave them ample opportunities to work. People still sit and work in their positions for thirty years. This scholar of integrity, Lee Kuan Yew, committed suicide after half a dozen ministers and bureaucrats were accused of corruption. The government used to recruit qualified people from other countries as well.

Former President Mamnoon Hussain once said: I was the governor of Sindh in 1999, Lee Kuo-un came to visit the United States, I invited him to dinner, during the banquet I told him, and we will treat Karachi port like Singapore Port. Do you want to develop, give us a tip,

After hearing my words, 'Lee Kuan Yew' laughed for a long time and then said.

*You should contact Captain Saeed. He is also a Pakistani and also a citizen of Karachi. With his help, we developed the port of Singapore.” Mamnoon Hussain was embarrassed to hear this and looked at you Lee for a long time.

 Lee Koon U opened his country to entrepreneurs from all over the world. A person could come from anywhere and work in the countryside, there was only one condition. They must have money and experience.

For example, Mushtaq Ahmed, a Muslim from India, built the Al-Mustafa store in Singapore in 1971. Now it has become a long complex. It still doesn't bother him and he's not alone, there are hundreds of such examples

 And every person also developed like Mushtaq Ahmed and it also became a clear example for others.

 Lee Koon U paid special attention to education and skills, Singapore's educational institutions are not just educational institutions, they are qualified and competent laboratories, so on the one hand 96% of the people are educated, they are also qualified, they earn themselves and the country also earns.

Lee Koon Yu also taught politeness to the entire nation, starting with personal hygiene. People were learning how to use the toilet. Muslim shower and toilet paper are mandatory in the country. Hand hygiene has become law. Spitting was forbidden.

Singapore is the only country in the world where even today, if you are caught spitting, dropping a paan packet or blowing your nose on the street or in a public place, you will go straight to jail.

That's why you won't see anyone coughing or spitting in the whole country.

You will also be surprised that the desire to spit has disappeared among Singaporeans after this ban.

In addition, Lee kun Yue believed that cigarettes, betel and chewing gum were offensive, so he also banned them.

 Cigarettes are very expensive in Singapore and there are designated smoking areas, if a person stands with a pack or a cigarette in hand anywhere else than them, they are caught by the police. Chewing gum is still banned today. You may not even bring chewing gum into the country.

Lee Kuan Yew laid a network of infrastructure across the country, highways, subways and bridges were built in Singapore when they were unimaginable in the east.

Clean drinking water is supplied by the government all over the country, you can drink water from any tap, I attended an ILO conference and delegations from 48 countries came to the conference, but no water bottle on anyone's table. There was, There were jugs of water, and these jugs served as taps

Pakistan Economic Problems and their Solutions.

 by m.a.sohail

Pakistan is a country where more than half of the population lives below the poverty line. Pakistan's economy is facing adverse situation due to many reasons. There are reasons for the decline

1- Inflation in Pakistan

Inflation peaked at 20% in 2009 and has now fallen to just below 7% at the end of 2012. However, many expect inflation to rise above 10% again due to cost factors.

Causes of inflation in Pakistan include:

    a. Rising energy prices.

    b. Rising food prices. Agriculture is one of the mainstays of Pakistan's economy with 45% of the workforce employed in agriculture. However, the country is facing food shortages, which is pushing up food prices.

    c. There are concerns that even the financing of the budget deficit could create inflationary pressures.

Weak growth in food productivity means that production in Pakistan is growing more slowly than in other countries. The consequence of this is that food prices rise faster than production, leaving people in food poverty. Rising food prices are a real problem for poorer households who do not have the rising incomes to cover higher costs. A recent survey suggests that 50% of households are “food insecure”.

In the short term, inflation could be dealt with by demand-side policies – deflationary fiscal policy and higher interest rates. However, this would damage Pakistan's fragile economic growth. With a growing population, there is a need to increase economic growth rather than cause a recession.

Supply constraints and cost-increasing factors – rather than excess demand – appear to be the root cause of Pakistan's inflation. In the long term, it is necessary to try to reduce these bottlenecks and increase the productivity of agriculture and industry.

2-Tax deficit and budget deficit

Pakistan has some of the lowest tax revenue as a % of GDP in the world. Pakistan's tax revenue is just 9.1% of GDP in 2011. Tax evasion and avoidance is widespread and even leading politicians do not file tax returns. With limited tax revenues, the government tried to prevent the budget deficit from growing. The budget deficit in 2011 reached 8% of GDP. (The Economist on Pakistan's Economy) Although total debt to GDP is only close to 60%, Pakistan is struggling to finance its debt domestically – hence the rapid growth in external debt. The increased deficit and external debt increased the cost of debt interest payments – and thus a larger share of limited tax revenue.

There is a lot of room to increase tax revenue and plug the budget hole, but successive governments have tried to take over the vested interests of society.

3 supply-side constraints

With tax revenue of just 9% of GDP, Pakistan has very limited resources to spend on infrastructure, healthcare and education. The main areas of government spending are on the military, interest payments and energy subsidies. The government pays only 0.5% of GDP for healthcare, which is very little by international standards. Supply constraints in energy, transport and education led to stagnation in productivity growth. This creates both cost and inflationary pressures and limits the rate of economic growth. In particular, the IMF states: “A key structural impediment to growth is the problems in the energy sector, which have led to widespread and unpredictable power outages.

4- Overpopulation,

If we look at overpopulation, then we find that we have a bunch of people with few resources. A few years earlier the population was very huge. The government has given some attention to the problem and now the population is under control. over population has many disadvantages like low literacy, lack of employment, no better facilities for food and shelter and unfavorable health facilities.

5- terrorism,

Pakistan is facing the worst situation of terrorism. Because of this war on terror, we have seen constant bloodshed and refugees in poor condition. The problem is the presence of millions of people without homes, food and health. In addition, global investors are not investing in this uncertain country. Pakistan was a world market for investors and economists like India. But now businessmen cannot invest in this country due to constant terrorist activities. Especially in the northern and Sindhi areas, there is a law and order condition in the state. There are kidnappings, bank robberies and bomb blasts.

6- Bad governance

Poor governance is still a major problem in the state. Our leaders have bank accounts in foreign countries. They invested in other countries. They own companies and have stakes in such highly developed nations. That is the kind of insincerity towards the nation. Moreover, our political representatives have an unbalanced approach to the state. Few regions are highly developed with all facilities while few regions are very neglected. This creates anarchy and impatience in the state. Our leaders must be patriots for the whole country. There is still a need for pure democracy in the state.

7- Low literacy rate

More women need to be empowered to get the best economy. Women are more than men. Only 1 person supports the whole family. Some are children, some are seniors, some are ladies, then who is to earn. 1 person cannot support the whole family. So there must be participation of young ladies in the flow of the state. So that this country can have more manpower and creative minds. When we teach a man, he can learn by himself, but when we teach a woman, she prepares the whole family. That's the difference.

Conclusion

It's not all bad news. Inflation has fallen a bit, economic growth is positive. Pakistan has a young population which should be an asset. The country has great potential that is not being realized. The first step would seem to be to increase tax revenues, reduce the budget deficit and solve the cultural problem of not paying taxes. This will allow more investment in supply-side improvements, which would be the beginning of improvements in supply-side factors.