PNI Blog

The prestigious scientific journal The Lancet publishes a critical article by researchers Ruth Bonita and Robert Beaglehole (a former senior WHO official) about the World Health Organization’s (WHO) flawed approach to smoking cessation. The researchers say that in order to reduce the harmful effects of […]

Human beings are always in the constant phase of change and development. It requires them such an experience of life which is a good blend of literature, philosophy and science to tread it in a well manner. For this noble cause, the services of well-known […]

Masjid Nimrah is a mosque located in Arafat, Makkah, Saudi Arabia. It is the site where the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) delivered his last sermon during the Farewell Hajj in 10 AH. The mosque is also where the khutbas are delivered to pilgrims during the Day […]

The most important part of Hajj, Waqoof-e-Arafat, is being performed today on June 28. Millions of pilgrims from all over the world have reached Arafat. Where Imam Kaaba will deliver the sermon. In the sermon, Imam Kaaba will present the agenda regarding the solution of […]

New black, pure-silk clothing for Kaaba, called kiswa, is made by the Kiswa Factory of the Holy Kaaba (King Abdulaziz Complex) every year. It is embroidered with silver wires painted with glittering gold, with which Quranic verses and supplications are written. The clothing is used […]

BS (Bachelor of Studies) has been a sought-after four-year, semester-wise educational program in universities for decades. It has replaced BA/BSc and has been successfully implemented in government boys’ and girls’ degree colleges for the past five years, exclusively catering to regular students. While the abolition […]

When the head of an institution fails to fulfill his or her assigned responsibilities, he or she resigns morally or at least transferred by higher authorities. In developed countries, politicians, government officials, and military officers are open to criticism, admit their failures and wish for […]

Inflation is generally a progressive increase in prices. Low remittances, meagre exports, scant taxes and bad governance lead to inflation. However, in Pakistan, COVID-19, floods, regime change, political vendettas and inter-institutional conflicts have changed inflation into stagflation. Inflation has not only disturbed our routine economic, […]

Balochistan is opined to be the most backward province of Pakistan. It is mainly due to some inherent potential challenges prevalent in this domain, in which inadequate provision of quality education, sheer lack of adroitness and poor outlook of economic activities to the youth are […]