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Monday, 4 November 2013

Our obligations to take care our parents when they grow old

When we are young our parents took take care love.gave the basis needs for us to survive and even luxurious matter to make us happy and to have friends.They are the one who guided us ,give us pieces of advice.When we are sick they are the one who patiently took care of us. In spite for the difficulties and trials.
                       

For a long time that our parents take care of us,its time for us to take care in our parents when they grow old...Understanding their needs for what they want especially when they are acting as a child.. it was cause of things they missed when they were little.Many of us especially in the western country when their parents reach the peak of their growing old they don't care of their parents instead they brought it to home for the aged.In my country.

                     


our culture developed strong family which is very natural for us to become caring for everyone even our parents,, we need to give back all their sacrifices when we are a small ones..Furthermore,it is quite expensive to take care of them but still we are doing this because we love them.Patience and also showing respect for them is essential to show them that we are thankful for enabling us to grow as what they are now,, a good and well determined person.

                 


We can never be a person today without them,It is their innate right to be loved and have children that will took care of them when they grow old,,My parents gave me the best knowledge of all ,, they serve as my first teacher that i have learned the very first mistake of my life,,,they love me over struggle that i had encountered.

                 


They gave the love,respect,patience and understanding and moral support that we need so when they are already old and they need my help I will initiate to do everything that i can do,,I will give back all the sacrifices,love they given me,, thats how I love them.





                                                                                      
   
    


       

Sunday, 3 November 2013

Nov-03-2013 Total Solar Eclipse





A total solar eclipse will be visible from parts of Africa on November 3, 2013. The eclipse will be partial for people in some parts of Asia, Europe, North America and South America.

This is a hybrid eclipse because it is both a total and an annular eclipse.
This eclipse is currently in progress


A total solar eclipse will occur on November 3 which will be visible in Pakistan as well as other parts of the world.  According to astrology experts, the solar eclipse in Pakistan would begin at 3:05 pm and the total eclipse would be at 4:06 pm. The eclipse would start ending at 5:49 pm and would completely end at 8:28 am on Monday. The solar eclipse besides Pakistan would also be visible in the Asian sub-continent, Europe, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Brazil, Australia, US and other countries. 
People belonging to different countries have begun preparing to witness the event first hand.
This is the second solar eclipse of the current year the first one was on May 10.



Where to see the eclipse

 

Continents seeing at least a partial eclipse:

  • Parts of Europe
  • Parts of Asia
  • Africa
  • Parts of North America
  • Parts of South America
  • Pacific
  • Atlantic
  • Indian Ocean

Saturday, 2 November 2013

Chingchi Rickshaws Better Transport Than Coaches
A newly invented rickshaw named Chingchi is on roads for the last two years. Karachi, one of the largest cities of the world, has become a ‘Chingchi city’ due to lack of public transport systems. Initially I saw this strange looking transport in Punjab, commonly in Lahore for about 10 tears ago when we went to Pakistan tour. But now we can see this strange vehicle in our city, Karachi. Initially there were only few of these and covered some specific areas but now it is roaming in the whole city. Normally it charges 10 to 25rs per person (according to the mileage) which is almost equal to coaches and mini-buses but you will never get a proper seat to sit in a mini-bus but you will surely get in a chingchi. At the beginning of this business of several people, many law making people criticized it by saying that it is highly dangerous and unsafe for children and women and females traveling in it feel uncomfortable and disrespectful. From many criticisms one of that is its design as it is neither a rickshaw nor a motorcycle but a strange looking vehicle? And also they are not registered but now, mostly chingchi's design has changed and it become a proper rickshaw shape with 6 to 8 peoples capacity (according to the design). And the other ones like motorcycle rickshaws are banned in Karachi now.
Chingchi rickshaws are thousands in number in the city now. It does not omit smoke like coaches and buses do this means that it is environment friendly and also it does not stop at every nook and corner like mini-buses do. It is safe in security manner and also easily available on the roads. One can easily understand the difference between these rickshaws and mini-buses. It becomes famous all over the world..
According to me these rickshaws are better than mini-buses or coaches because I use this public transport daily and I am satisfy with it.