People believe that at one time fairies used to come and bathe here.

Historical sites are found all over the world which have historical status including ancient mosques, forts, temples and many other places. One such very old and historic fort is 35 km west of Sun city in Jamshoro district of Sindh province of Pakistan. Located which is known as the Wall of Sindh (Rani Kot).

Rani Kot is a mountain range in Kherthar which is 32 km long. The four entrances to this historic and captivating wall are known as Sun Gate, Amri Gate, Shah Pir Gate and Mohan Gate. The gate got its name from the road coming from the city of Sun. 

Similarly, the gate of Amri got its name from the former inhabited city of Amri, while the third entrance due to Mohankot got the name of Mohan Gate and the reason for the name of Shah Pir Gate. It is not known yet in history. Speaking of history, let us mention that no real history of Rani Kot has been known so far which can be ascertained in which period it was built and by whom. By the way, some historians say that this wall dates back to the time of Koro and Pandavas.

(Sindh Wall) Within the precincts of Rani Kot are three small forts, including Meri Kot, which is said to have been the residence of the king at that time, Mohenjo-daro, the third Shergarh Kot But there are also two wells for collecting water. Only those who go to this fort know how difficult it is to reach by head.

There is a natural freshwater spring inside Rani Kot which runs all the year round. There are some very small villages inside Rani Kot and they have been living there for many generations. Today they still have basic facilities like electricity, gas. Are deprived of The spring water is in the form of a pond in a place called Fairy's Pond by the locals. They believe that fairies used to come here many years ago to take a bath, which is why they are called Parin Jo Tar.

Rani Kot and the coats made inside it whose history is still vague but by looking at it we can only guess and may be surprised to see that in this age perfect work has been done without any modern equipment. Visitors to historical sites must visit this place once.

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The Islamic Republic of Pakistan is a country where the implementation of the Islamic world is possible, there is democracy and there is a place for the people to live. But I don't know why I miss Masoom Zainab today who was brutalized even while living in this Islamic and holy country. 

It was hoped that no other girl would fall victim to this brutality. But so many innocent children are still facing this brutality. Even in educational institutions, innocent children are not safe. Recently, 5-year-old Marwa in Karachi also faced the same brutality which has not yet been brought to justice and the bloody beasts are still free.

I don't know why those innocent children of Sahiwal tragedy whose innocent parents were killed in front of their eyes as if they are harmful to the society are not leaving their minds today. What was their sin? Does anyone know till today? He could not walk. And if there was no sin, then why was the blood of these innocents not avenged? Will those children be able to forget such a heartbreaking event for the rest of their lives? Will they be able to form a good society when they grow up?

Every time this happens, there is an uproar among the people, there is condemnation, there is an outcry for justice, which makes the law enforcement agencies alert, even the members of the government make big claims, but before that If there is justice, that noise also stops and we become victims of the same indifference and helplessness. How quickly we have become accustomed to forgetting. 

Islam teaches us that killing an innocent is the killing of all humanity and we have fallen so low that we kill innocent children as victims of brutality and still walk on the land of Allah. Yet our hearts do not burst with fear, yet we engage in our own affairs as if nothing had happened. Are we not afraid of divine punishment?

History has shown that nations that do not have justice are wiped off the face of the earth. A beast has been arrested in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa who has brutalized many innocent children and made videos of them and sold them. He also held a high post on the recommendation of the ministers and no decision has been taken yet. So dark that even self-acceptance requires evidence for justice.

If justice was done on time, such incidents on the Lahore-Sialkot motorway would never have happened. Where a woman became the object of lust in front of her children, where a woman even called the law enforcers but got the answer that it is not within our limits and now on the contrary they say that what was the need to go alone? And those who say that they are responsible for such incidents do not happen. 

Their job is to protect the lives and property of the people. That is, the sense of responsibility has disappeared. According to the residents of the area, there have been several incidents of robbery in the same place before. If action had already been taken, would this incident have taken place? Could not be avoided? Who is disabled?

Well, we as human beings are no less. We have to cry now and then no matter what happens, we have to forget and our attention has to be diverted. Those who are involved in these incidents are beasts, but are we silent? Don't even support them? Who has to bind these beasts? Who has to hunt them?

Who has to save the innocence of innocent children, boys, girls, women from these beasts? It is up to the government of the day to bring these beasts to such an instructive end that tomorrow someone else will tremble before committing such a beast, stone him or hang him in the squares so that no one else thinks of such evil. Otherwise, such incidents will continue to happen and our children will be insecure.

Oppression is oppression, then it increases, then

it disappears, then blood, then there is blood, it will drip, then it will freeze.

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As Pakistan is an agricultural country. About 70% of the population is directly or indirectly involved in agriculture. Agriculture is the backbone of the Pakistani economy. Pakistan earns a lot of foreign exchange from agriculture. The total area of ​​Pakistan is 6-79 million acres. It also has 7-23 million acres of agricultural area which is 28% of the total area. 8% of this area has become useless due to non-cultivation. Pakistan is rich in natural resources but still the agricultural sector in Pakistan is facing a lot of problems which is mainly due to water. One is India's water terrorism, it has control over the rivers, sometimes floods in Pakistan. Brings famine Second, Pakistan has a river and canal system, but if you look, it is not as much as it should be for an agricultural country. The main reason for this is the lack of dams.

Even in this day and age, farmers do not know the methods of modern agriculture nor the appropriate measures. Even today they are using the same old methods. The lands are uneven due to which there is a problem of irrigation. In foreign countries, farmers are reaping huge harvests using new methods, but we do not have these factors, which is causing huge losses every year. 

The most important issue is that of the government, which has almost no inclination towards this sector, nor does it appear to have a proper strategy or awareness. Farmers are becoming more and more burdened by inflation. Due to which they are not able to get out of debts and live a prosperous life. On the other hand, the feudal system is weakening it day by day. 

If the farmer of a country is prosperous, then that country is prosperous. By imposing new taxes on fertilizers, increasing the prices of petrol, diesel and medicines. 

The farmer has been further weakened economically. Toxic and counterfeit drugs, fertilizers, lack of regular land checks and most importantly lack of awareness are harming the agricultural sector. In addition, the lack of balanced crop production in our country is also a big problem which is difficult to control but can be greatly improved if the government tries.

In addition, the government should receive farmers' crops at a good and reasonable price. Even last year, wheat was not received on time, which caused great hardship to the farmers. Most importantly, our government must confront every mafia associated with the agricultural sector because that is the good of the country. 

In addition, interest-bearing agricultural loans are increasingly embracing farmers. Agricultural implements are very expensive which are out of reach of the common farmer as they are also taxed.

With all these points in mind, the government should take appropriate steps for the welfare of today's farmers so that Pakistan can soon become a great agricultural country and come before the world. Let's renew our commitment to make this country a great nation.

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Environmental Challenges to Climate Change.

South Asian countries are currently experiencing a crisis of rains and floods due to climate change. Monsoon rains in many countries including Pakistan, Afghanistan, India and Bangladesh have caused floods and destruction of infrastructure as well as loss of hundreds of precious lives. "Climate change is not just about change," said Petri Talas, secretary general of the World Meteorological Organization. Rather, these changes affect the oceans, water resources, ecosystems, food security and the sustainable development of the entire planet. 

According to a report by the Asian Development Bank, Pakistan is universally recognized as vulnerable to climate change, and over the past decade, climate change has led to severe weather events, including floods, famines, and glaciers melting lakes. Floods, cyclones and heatwaves caused by the eruption caused not only loss of human lives but also severe damage to property and the national economy.

Heavy rains and floods have wreaked havoc in South Asia this year, killing hundreds and forcing thousands to flee. China has been hit by the worst floods in 30 years due to heavy rains this year. The country's 33 rivers have reached their highest levels for the first time in history. Rains and floods have displaced thousands of people in the Indian state of Assam. One million people were affected by the emergency. 

Monsoon rains wreaked havoc in India in August. Record-breaking rains in Mumbai paralyzed livelihoods, while many Indian cities were flooded after heavy rains. More than 300 mm of rain in southern Mumbai has disrupted life in the city. Heavy rains and floods in Afghanistan have killed hundreds of people. According to reports, 13 provinces of Afghanistan have been severely affected by the rains and floods, while the most affected province has grown. 

According to the Afghan Ministry of Natural Disasters, the recent floods have affected thousands of people in Parwan, while Kabul, Panjshir, Wardak, Logar, Paktia, Paktika, Khost, Ghazni and Laghman have also been affected by the floods. Hundreds of thousands displaced, emergency declared, floods reportedly wreak havoc in Bangladesh, disrupting entire system of government. Government sources in Dhaka say hundreds of people have been displaced by the floods in Bangladesh so far. 

People were killed and thousands of cattle were swept away, while hundreds of homes were destroyed. Monsoon rains caused landslides in various parts of the country, as well as falling trees and hoardings on the roads. While many people lost their lives due to electric shock. Due to floods

The effects of climate change caused by the corona virus temporarily diminished and this interval was considered temporary, as it was observed that there was a temporary reduction in environmental pollution following the declining trend of the corona epidemic but carbon conditions improved. I will increase. The coronavirus has also caused incredible changes in global temperatures and the environment and the spread of the ozone layer (black hole) has begun to decline. 

However, there is no denying that the coronavirus can be controlled. Then a new trade war will break out. No matter how the priorities change, the trend of rapid increase in environmental pollution cannot be ignored. Due to the Corona epidemic, air travel, transport, industries were closed, but it was not permanent, but after the epidemic where the economic changes, the whole world is facing environmental challenges. Climate change

Governments need to declare an environmental emergency to deal with natural disasters, as climate change is damaging agricultural crops and many countries are at risk of malnutrition. Deforestation and the spread of fire have increased the need to plant as many trees as possible to minimize future losses. Increased monsoon rains damage infrastructure, leading to the use of development funds to rehabilitate infrastructure rather than new ones. 

Also, the increase in epidemics and diseases causes more problems for developing countries. The Corona epidemic has weakened the country's economy and put all the pressure on business activities on the poor and the middle class. Rising unemployment has led to an increase in social problems. Industrial If activities are affected, then tourism is also harmed. 

At present, there are about 900,000 people in Pakistan who are involved in the tourism sector, while in South Asia, there are 17.7 million people. While the total revenue of the tourism sector is billions of dollars. Due to the global epidemic, Pakistan, like other countries in South Asia, is facing a difficult situation in the tourism sector. 

Due to lockdowns and suspension of transportation, tourism activities abroad and at home are also almost suspended, which is having a negative impact on the economy. Due to the decline in tourism, Pakistan's gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated at ارب 3.64 billion, India's GDP at 43 43.4 billion, Bangladesh's GDP at about 2 2 billion, and Sri Lanka's GDP at about ارب 2 billion, 46 460 million in Nepal's GDP and 70 700 million in the Maldives. 

There are about nine lakh people in Pakistan who are currently involved in the tourism sector while 17 million people are in South Asia. While the total revenue of the tourism sector is billions of dollars. Due to the global epidemic, Pakistan, like other countries in South Asia, is facing a difficult situation in the tourism sector. Due to lockdowns and suspension of transportation, tourism activities abroad and at home are also almost suspended, which is having a negative impact on the economy. Due to the decline in tourism, Pakistan's gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated at ارب 3.64 billion, 

India's GDP at 43 43.4 billion, Bangladesh's GDP at about 2 2 billion, and Sri Lanka's GDP at about ارب 2 billion, 46 460 million in Nepal's GDP and 70 700 million in the Maldives. There are about nine lakh people in Pakistan who are currently involved in the tourism sector while 17 million people are in South Asia. While the total revenue of the tourism sector is billions of dollars. Due to the global epidemic, Pakistan, 

like other countries in South Asia, is facing a difficult situation in the tourism sector. Due to lockdowns and suspension of transportation, tourism activities abroad and at home are also almost suspended, which is having a negative impact on the economy. Due to the decline in tourism, Pakistan's gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated at ارب 3.64 billion, India's GDP at 43 43.4 billion, Bangladesh's GDP at about 2 2 billion, and Sri Lanka's GDP at about ارب 2 billion, 46 460 million in Nepal's GDP and 70 700 million in the Maldives. 77.7 million people are associated. 

While the total revenue of the tourism sector is billions of dollars. Due to the global epidemic, Pakistan, like other countries in South Asia, is facing a difficult situation in the tourism sector. Due to lockdowns and suspension of transportation, tourism activities abroad and at home are also almost suspended, which is having a negative impact on the economy. Due to the decline in tourism, Pakistan's gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated at ارب 3.64 billion, India's GDP at 43 43.4 billion, Bangladesh's GDP at about 2 2 billion, and Sri Lanka's GDP at about ارب 2 billion, 46 460 million in Nepal's GDP and 70 700 million in the Maldives. 77.7 million people are associated. 

While the total revenue of the tourism sector is billions of dollars. Due to the global epidemic, Pakistan, like other countries in South Asia, is facing a difficult situation in the tourism sector. Due to lockdowns and suspension of transportation, tourism activities abroad and at home are also almost suspended, which is having a negative impact on the economy. Due to the decline in tourism, Pakistan's gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated at ارب 3.64 billion, India's GDP at 43 43.4 billion, Bangladesh's GDP at about 2 2 billion, and Sri Lanka's GDP at about ارب 2 billion, 46 460 million in Nepal's GDP and 70 700 million in the Maldives. Face to face Due to lockdowns and suspension of transportation, tourism activities abroad and at home are also almost suspended, which is having a negative impact on the economy. 

Due to the decline in tourism, Pakistan's gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated at ارب 3.64 billion, India's GDP at 43 43.4 billion, Bangladesh's GDP at about 2 2 billion, and Sri Lanka's GDP at about ارب 2 billion, 46 460 million in Nepal's GDP and 70 700 million in the Maldives. Face to face Due to lockdowns and suspension of transportation, tourism activities abroad and at home are also almost suspended, which is having a negative impact on the economy. 

Due to the decline in tourism, Pakistan's gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated at ارب 3.64 billion, India's GDP at 43 43.4 billion, Bangladesh's GDP at about 2 2 billion, and Sri Lanka's GDP at about ارب 2 billion, 46 460 million in Nepal's GDP and 70 700 million in the Maldives.

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