Youth, which indubitably is a distinction of developing world and a big privation of the developed one, is denied due participation in decision-making processes in both worlds. The quest of 24% of world’s population between 15 and 29 years of age for getting its right of participation in political arena as voters and as candidates is still on. But, till …
Read More »The World’s Largest Sports Event Rio Olympics 2016, 25 lesser known, interesting facts
One of the world’s biggest sporting events, the 2016 Summer Olympics got underway on August 5 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Here are some interesting facts about the OLYMPICS. 1. Shakespeare was the first person to use the word “Olympian”. In Henry VI (1591), he writes: “Promise them such rewards / As victors wear at the Olympian games.” 2. The …
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For feedback and suggestions, please write to us at: editorjwtmag@gmail.com; editor@jworldtimes.com Eye Cancer among Pakistani Children The number of children affected with eye cancer medically called retinoblastoma is rising. According to Child Aid Association (CAA), most children suffering from this eye cancer live in Sindh and Balochistan provinces. This cancer will affect these children and they will not be able …
Read More »Enhancing Age Limit for CSS Exam | A Belated Yet Right Decision (Editorial August 2016)
In the recent months, there prevailed a state of suspense and confusion regarding the question whether maximum age limit for exam to Central Superior Services (CSS) is going to be increased or not. First, numerous ‘over-aged’ aspirants, who could not avail themselves of the opportunities for an illustrious career, saw a ray of hope in a March 2015 ruling by …
Read More »Think Tanks, Shaping Public Policy for Better Future
In the bygone days when one needed advice or instruction on some matter, one would try to find a sagacious person. Owing to their acumen, experience and skills, these erudite and wise people were valued and people would often consult them; even kings would accord them a special status in their courts and would incorporate their suggestions in their decisions. …
Read More »Requiem for a true champion MUHAMMAD ALI the greatest, Floated like a butterfly, stung like a bee
Muhammad Ali, the heavyweight boxing champion whose brash yet playful public persona, innovative fighting style and outspoken political stances made him one of the most widely recognized and admired Americans in the world, died on June 3, 2016, at the age of 74. The cause of death was complications from Parkinson’s disease, which he suffered from for more than 30 …
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For feedback and suggestions, please write to us at: editorjwtmag@gmail.com; editor@jworldtimes.com THE ABSENTEE PRIME MINISTER In the absence of PM Nawaz Sharif, the business of the state is being affected. He is responsible for making major decisions and holds the foreign ministry as well. The recent assault of Afghan troops on Pakistani territory and India’s efforts for NSG membership are …
Read More »Pakistan’s Chronic Leadership Crisis (Editorial July 2016)
“Our chief want is someone who will inspire us to be what we know we could be.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson Since the very day of its inception Pakistan has been facing a plethora of complex challenges that have impeded country’s way to development. But, the one that overshadows all others is the crisis of leadership. And, this is the …
Read More »Preserving Biodiversity, Reiterate the Resolve on World Environment Day 2016
A famous Urdu proverb “Zinda Hathi Lakh Ka, Mara Hua Sawa Lakh Ka,” which, in English, loosely means that a valuable thing becomes even more profitable after its death, seems true for the illegal trade of wild animals. The etymology of this famous proverb does also have an implied mention of this illegal trade that is in full swing nowadays. …
Read More »Pakistan Development Update, From Stability to Prosperity
South Asia emerged as the fastest growing region in the world in 2015, posting GDP growth of 7 percent. Weak oil and commodity prices, slowing capital flows and shrinking global trade contributed toward a deceleration of growth in most of the world’s economies. South Asia — as a net importer of oil — was an anomaly, growing significantly on the …
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