Give Respect To Time

Give Respect To Time

Killing time is not murder;  it’s suicide are very popular words of Anthony Robbins. In fact most of us try to follow it so strictly in our daily life as well as in our studies but remain in stress and frustration and may most of us not getting result as we hope for.

The reason behind of all this is the lack of proper time management which we mostly ignore it. One of my favorite teacher used to say me ``Quality matters not the quantity`` Oh! Great words. And I knot it my wrist and considering it a friendship band.

It is not very difficult as well as not very plentiful for us to remain in front of books for whole day ,weeks, months ………………………..

Postpone tasks or routine that can be put off until your school works is finished! This can be most difficult challenge of time management. But along with it all we should make time for Prayer, read more books than you did in previously, play games ,Make your personality, to do Social activities and of course for the future plane which is worthwhile for us.

Create a to-do list and make it a habit to continually update it. Include Urgent and non-urgent items so you will never forget or overlook anything again. Carry your list with you at all times ,either in your cell phone or your daily agenda .Also, be sure to break down projects and assignments into specific action points.

Future planning gives us a proper platform on which we have to run and to compete the whole world and to reach our destiny like a successful leader as quick as possible .But people may think that you are no more when you eyes to think  about your future, but in fact you will be living in future.

The most important thing is to draw your time frame which gives us the full utilization of our time as its rights is. So now pick up pen and paper and make a plane to get more work done and to learn how to rule upon your time rather than allow it to rule you.

By:- Arsalan Majeed

We don’t encourage the talent we groom the copy cats..

There is a trend in our society which is a serious issue if we consider that we have restricted the fields or openings just because of our narrow minded thinking. Almost all of us witness this issue but unfortunately it’s being ignored. Especially if we cover the middle class and the upper middle class of our country who even have the access and opportunities but still they are following the same trend and practicing the same thing just on the basis of their perception that there is no other good career for their children. Children’s are being groomed and motivated in such a way since their birth that these are the good fields and the possible fields which you have to follow to become successful such as (doctor, engineer and maximum business field) . No one in our society grooms a child to become an artist, a singer, a cricketer , a polo player , a guitarist , a musician , an actor , a sports man , a writer , a researcher etc. These fields also gives a good life, provides a good earning, a good repute and a lot. But we are not understanding the importance and we are not only wasting the talent but also we are creating many other issues. Such as by limiting our fields we are pushing almost everyone into a similar field due to which we are facing such problems like job saturation other than this we are wasting talent and doing mismatch between the personalities and career paths being provided. Due to our this approach of society we are left behind as a country. We are not having any football team, we are not having good films industry if we compare with Bollywood, Hollywood. We are not promoting our artists such as writers. This all is result of one wrong approach that we don’t encourage the talent and we groom the copy cats.

Ali Naeem

Mallala Yousafzai

This unfortunate incident took place in Swat where a fourteen year old girl Mallala was shot in her head and neck just because she was fighting for the women’s rights and wanted to continue her education.  

All this started when Fazlullah' took over the Swat valley and banned girls from attending school including Mallals school.  Mallal was warned continuously by the Taliban’s fighters of Faizullah, who dumped dead bodies near her house and slipped dead notes under her door. Mallala ignored theses warnings and was shot in a school bus along with two other innocent girls.

My question is from the youth of Pakistan, why can’t women fight for her right?  Why are they not given the opportunity to study? Should they be shot if they don’t agree with terms and the conditions of men?
posted by
 Marium Zahid Sethi
(09u0624)