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Photo By:  gladteam Dear December, As you gracefully depart, you take with you the echoes of laughter shared with loved ones, the warmth of cosy moments by the fire, and the twinkling lights that illuminate our spirits. Your presence has been a canvas of emotions, painting joy, hope, and reflection in our lives. In your wintry embrace, we found solace and inspiration. You taught us resilience in the face of challenges and the significance of gratitude for the simple pleasures that adorn our days. Though you fade into the tapestry of time, your essence lingers in the stories we'll fondly recount and the bonds that grew stronger in your embrace. As we part ways, we carry forward the spirit of kindness, generosity, and love that you so beautifully encapsulated. Thank you, December, for the cherished moments and the gentle reminders of life's preciousness. Farewell, until we meet again next year, carrying your lessons in our hearts. With heartfelt gratitude, Good Bye December Happy...

  In today's fast-paced digital age, we often find ourselves caught up in the whirlwind of technology and social media. While the convenience of quick information and entertainment at our fingertips is undeniable, we are slowly losing touch with a habit that has been a cornerstone of human knowledge and enlightenment for centuries: reading books. This forgetfulness, this neglect of the written word, can be incredibly destructive to our personal and intellectual growth. It's high time we rekindle our love for books, as they are essential for everyone. Books are more than just collections of words on paper; they are portals to different worlds, windows into the minds of great thinkers, and a source of boundless knowledge and wisdom. Here are a few reasons why we must make a conscious effort to prioritize reading books: Expanding Horizons: Books have the power to transport us to different places, times, and cultures. They offer us the opportunity to explore realms beyond our own e...

 

BAHRIA FOUNDATION VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Bahria Foundation invites applications from suitable male and female candidates for following position: » PRINCIPAL Bahria Foundation College, Dhamial Campus - Rawalpindi. Qualification & Experience: Master's Degree in Science/English subjects. Candidates having M.Ed/B.Ed/EPM would be preferred. 12-15 years of teaching/administration experience. Minimum 05 years experience as Principal or Head of the institute is desirable Job Description: Administrative and financial management of the school and all related matters. Academic Management of school, teachers and students along with maintaining liaison with local authorities, concerned education board, district offices, government agencies and media. Smooth and efficient running of the institution. Control and supervision of teaching and administrative staff /employees, organizing their duties and performance appraisal of employed staff. To ensure discipline and safety of premises, students a...

In the fast-paced world of business, where startups rise and fall with each passing year, the enduring legacy of a company that has survived for more than a century is truly remarkable. These stalwart organizations have weathered countless storms, navigated through changing markets, and adapted to evolving consumer preferences. Here, we celebrate some of the most notable companies that have achieved the extraordinary milestone of being 100+ years old. 1. Wadia Group - 287 Years  - The Wadia Group, founded in 1736, is one of India's oldest conglomerates. With interests spanning textiles, aviation, and healthcare, it continues to be a prominent player in the country's industrial landscape. 2. The House of Habib - 182 Years  - Established in 1841, The House of Habib is a Pakistani conglomerate with diverse interests in banking, automobile, and pharmaceuticals. It has played a pivotal role in Pakistan's economic development. 3. The House of Alireza - 166 Years  - Founded in 1...

Education is one of the most critical components of sustainable development, and it plays an essential role in shaping the future of societies. Unfortunately, access to education remains a significant challenge for millions of children, particularly in developing countries. Denying access to education to anyone can have significant consequences that affect both individuals and societies as a whole. This is why it is crucial to support those who are working to promote education for all, especially for girls, and ensure that their efforts are not hindered. The benefits of education are well-documented. Education helps individuals acquire knowledge and skills, improve their standard of living, and contribute to economic growth. Education also promotes gender equality and social cohesion, reduces poverty, and empowers individuals to participate actively in their communities. Therefore, access to quality education is a fundamental right for every child, regardless of their background. Howev...