People are talking –

– Facebook post claiming that Pakistani students of a college had made petrol out of plastic. If this is authentic, people say that students should be encouraged and their efforts should not be lost or buried due to pressure from oil companies. There are countless instances where brilliant students have invented or created something that will benefit the country but they have not been encouraged or patronized by anyone including the government. It is a sad reflection of how it is treated.

— reports that Muhammad Din, a dedicated and disciplined martial artist, has recently achieved the prestigious rank of Black Belt 1st Dan in Taekwondo, the culmination of years of perseverance in mastering the art. A child of SOS Village Dhodial, her achievement is a testament to her growing up in a supportive yet challenging environment and overcoming multiple hurdles to pursue her passion, nurturing the talents and aspirations of her children. SOS Village highlights the positive impact of the community.

– The reality is that as more people in Pakistan adopt solar energy, their dependence on the national grid decreases, and fewer consumers rely on conventional electricity, utility companies face a loss of revenue. To make up for these losses, people say, they redistribute the cost to non-solar users, forcing them to switch to solar, further reducing revenue. The government should implement policies that promote fair cost sharing as proactively addressing this issue will help ensure a balanced transition to renewable energy while protecting the interests of all consumers.

Recent studies on mental health have shown an increase in anxiety and depression among young people, which is mainly shaped by fear of failure and social pressure. People say that encouraging kids to accept failure gracefully helps them persevere and develop critical life skills, so we need to focus on challenges rather than grades, praise, and comparisons. Efforts and learning should be rewarded, because failure can be a powerful teacher if we let children. Reflect on their mistakes and learn from them.

– The fact is that whenever there is a positive movement in the stock market, it is considered a positive development that the economy is moving in the right direction, but when it is seen that most of our industrialists and businessmen have moved with them to other countries. have been With the exception of liquid assets, non-productive idle, these positive indicators look less impressive. People say it makes one wonder if market trends are being manipulated to make huge profits.

– Numerous constructions in Margalla Hills National Park, although it is a protected area where all constructions were declared illegal by the courts. It is painful to know from the news that 80 to 132 constructions including more than 50 booths are still there and neither municipal authorities nor CDA are taking any action on the court orders. People say this is what happens when court orders are not followed from above.

– The sad fact is that it has been three months since Pakistan’s most decorated para-athlete won a bronze medal at the Paris Paralympics but no cash prize, no congratulatory calls, nothing. It has been like this since its international debut in 2006. He is no longer yearning for success, recognition and respect from the nation and the government – his athletic career was meant to be a bright one, lighting up Pakistan’s sports scene but it didn’t happen. Admitted – IH