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World Water Day.
23 March 2011
The international observance of World Water Day is an
initiative that grew out of the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment
and Development (UNCED) in Rio de Janeiro. Every year on 22nd March,
we commemorate World Water Day to give awareness to general populace. Water has
always been an important and life-sustaining drink to humans and is essential
to the survival of all organisms. Our earth is composed of 71% water whereas
only 2.4% of water is potable water. Water composes approximately 70% of the human body by mass.
Recently a research was conducted where it was stated that
more than 40% of world population has no access to clean water. There are no
proper sanitation facilities and a large amount of waste materials by
Industries and other factories are released to rivers, seas and oceans without
proper treatment. Access to safe drinking water is increasingly compromised by
agrichemical, arsenic and fluorine pollution. Water is contaminated with
industrial and household waste, or lead and other heavy metals also pose health
risks and due to contamination the situation is getting worse day by day. This
contamination of water is causing a large harm to Marine life and plant life.
According to research reports 14,000 people die due to water-borne diseases
daily. Not potable water is also producing chronic illnesses such as HIV-AIDS,
malaria, and tuberculosis, and is a major cause of death and misery in many
countries.
Some observers have estimated that by 2025 more than half of
the world
population will be facing water-based vulnerability. Some scholars have
also predicted that next world war is going to be on water because of scarcity
in water.
There are so many NGO’s working for the conservation of
water. Also Chitral is among the lucky District of Pakistan where this NGO’s
plays their positive role by conducting seminars, workshops on water. They have
also improved the sanitary system of Chitral and the development work is in
progress over there.
Now it is time to be an active citizen to save water without
depending on any institution or NGO’s. We should accept our responsibility
before it is too late. We have to do commitment with ourselves for saving
potable water.
Fardad
Ali Shah Noor Alim, Sanick.
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CONGRATULATION TO RIZWAN ZAMAN PRESIDENT CSWA
I want to congradulate Mr Rizwan Zaman and the new elected member of Chitral Students walfare Association for their success in election.Manzoor Ullah Raza
Qurtuba University Peshawar
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CONGRATULATION to new elected CSWA groupI want to convey congratulation to the suspenseful candidate of CSWA for their success and I hope they will do more for the welfare of the chitrali students. I want to congradulate Adnan Khan and Sajjad Uddin too.
M Azam
CECOS University Peshwar
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Need Reporter form of chitralکھوار زبانو آولین ویکیپیڈیوتے چھترارو ھر دیہاری اعزازی رپورٹران ضرورت شیر تان کھوارا نیویشیرو دوخواستان سوم جستہ
کھوار سی وی اوچے تان مختصار تعارف کھوارا نیویشی ان پیج یا ورڈ ڈاکومنٹ فارمیٹا اسپتے ھیہ بشلی کغازا(ای میل)ا کوری انځاور
chitralvi@yahoo.com
rachitrali@yahoo.com
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Education problem
in Chitral
Respected Sir,
This is reference to the letter of Zia
Ullah, President Students’ Parents Association, Chitral 26 Dec 2010. The
birth of any child in any family causes a great happiness among the people and
every parent’s has a desire to educate their child to compete with the recent
global and developed world. Chitral is a far flung area which paralyzes the
hard working people. The students have the potential and capability to take
education. Due to some situations of financial as well as residential problems,
they face a lot of problems in getting education. They can’t bear the expenses
of residence in other big cities of Pakistan
Female education is very important in today’s world to
empower them. Females have played a vital role in the development of every
state. Due to lack of university in Chitral most of the female students are not
capable of moving towards cities to get education because of residential and
financial problems. Most of the female students after doing graduation can’t
take education and start living at home where their potential and capabilities
are finished day by day.
If a simple university campus is opened in Chitral, will
generate huge amount revenue for Chitral resulting in high literacy rate.
Sajjad Ali Shah, Noor Alim
Sanick, Garam Chashma.
Sajjad Ali Shah, Noor Alim
Sanick, Garam Chashma.
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I want to congratulate Mr Siraj for his marriage, may Allah give him a fantastic life..
ReplyDeletethanks.
from N.
Status of Women
ReplyDeleteIn our society, discrimination against women is becoming a very serious social issue. Females are considered to be subordinate to males or in other way they are considered to be inferior to males. Very rarely the birth of a girl is warmly welcomed in any home. The discrimination against women starts when we do not celebrate the birth of a girl. Not so much happiness is shown in the house where a female child is born.
It is said that women and man are given equal rights in every aspect of life. I disagree with the notion that females are always discriminated against at the hands of males. They are not given their due rights. Females are considered to be vulnerable in our society. A woman plays a vital role in our society. It has been our great tradition to take care of every female in the form of mother, daughter, sister or in the form of wife but now we have forgotten this tradition. Females have played a very constructive role in our history in different situations. Therefore, females should be given proper rights. By empowering females we can also construct our society in the best way.
Women abuse, honour killings, acid throwing, domestic violence and rape are some of the injustices happening against female in our society. Rape is a heinous act of human brutality. According to a report issued by the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, 2,903 women were raped in Pakistan in 2010 alone. According to a global survey, Pakistan and India are ranked third and fourth respectively as the world’s most dangerous places for women while Afghanistan tops the list.
We should give good exemplary punishments to such culprits after proving them guilty in the court. Such issues are arising because of not exemplary punishments to the culprits. The culprits consider themselves safe, and commit such crimes again and again. We urge the authorities not only to punish the culprits who took part in such heinous crimes but also want to finish such biased, brutal and wild decisions against women. The justice system should take proactive steps on such issues to control the brutal acts in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. It is also the responsibility of every patriotic citizen to condemn such type of dreadful crimes. We being the male, who are considered to be the superior race should take care of the dignity, honor and respect of females. They are our sisters and mothers. We should not restrict women’s opportunities and provide them the same opportunities as male gets. Our Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) has privileged female at the dark ages when females were buried alive soon after the birth. Females were considered to be the weakness of any tribe but our Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) finished this interpretation and gave equal rights. Hazrat Muhammad (P.B.U.H) showed kindness and generosity to females. He (P.B.U.H) loved his daughter Hazrat Bibi Fatima (R.A) so much. Bibi Khadija (R.A) who has the title of first female convert to Islam was also respected by our Holy Prophet so much. We should be united as a single nation to combat the cause of injustices happening with the females in our homeland.
Your's Faithfully,
Fardad Ali Shah Noor Alim.
President CSWA, Karachi.
University of Karachi.