ASSALAM O ALAIKUM doston, aap log soch rahe honge k "Fashion & Culture" k blog men bhala doctor ka kia kaam, magar kuch esi baten hamare "culture" ka hissa ban chuki hain jin se agar barwaqt peecha na chudaya gya to inhe adopt krna "Fashion" ban jayega, or apko to pta hi hy "jang or fashion men sab kuch jaiz hai". Alhamdulillah men ek doctor hun or is hi lie doctors pr rat din hone wale tashaddud ki na sirf "Aeni shahid hun balke "victim" bhi hun or ab bilaakhir unk khilaaf aawaz buland kr rhi hun ab ye ap logon ki zimmedari hy k is aawazko jahan tak ho sake phela den, in short "jungle men aaag ki trah".
            Chalen asal baat pr aate hain, "doctor" banna ek esa laado hy jo khaye pachtae jo na khae pachtae, dusre mulkon ka to nhi pta mgr Pakistan mn jb ek bacha HSC-II k bad ye kehta hy men medical ka entry test dunga ya dungi ghar walon ko us mn tb hi se "future ka doctor" nazar aana shuru hojata hy. kehne wale ye bhi kehte hain k "bus ye entry test pass kr lo life ban jaegi" (note: mujhe in logon se akele men milna hy) bache pe ghar walon, mohalle walon, teachers, rishtedaron ka itna pressure hota hy k use padhai ka pressure bhi km lgne lgta hy wo bus logon ki sawaal krti nazron k khof se padhta hy, Entry test wale din lgta hy aj ya to mn doctor banunga ya phr chaprasi (us waqt ese hi khayal aate hain) or phr Allah Allah kr k jb ap test pass krte ho to us medical university k ilawa jis men apka admission hota hy baqi sb log apko "doctor" manna shuru krdete hain, mohalle ki kuch auntian to "munne ki khansi ki dawa" bhi likhwane ajati hain, university shuru hone se pehle apko lgta hy " men hawaon men hun" phr anaza hota hy k such men hawa men hi hun na aasman hy na zameen bus books books books. 
             Agar ap apni family k pehle doctor hain to mubarak ho ab M.B,B.S apk lie 4 guna ziada mushkil hy q k apko koi iski "asliat" batane wala nahi hota. Or Khudanakhwasta, Allah nakre, toba meri toba agar ap hostel men rehte hain to bus....apka Allah hi hafiz hy. Pehla mushkil marhala tab hota hy jab apko pta chalta hy k yahan  school or college ki trah notes nahi milenge balke books padhni hongi, ap sochte ho koi bat nahi padhlenge or phr ap books ka size dekhte ho...... to apko lgta hy koi ap se keh rha hy "samne camera hy hath hiladen" matlab itna wazan to mere bhanje ka nhi tha jitna ek ek kitab ka tha, or itni ghazab ki mushkil angrezi... jese Mars se ye books utri hon, mjhe ek bat smjh nhi aati humen angrezon k btae hue koi rules follow nahi krne "q k ye Pakistan hy yahan ese nahi hota" magar books unki likhi hui padhni hain "q k inka ek standard hy".



             Mera manna hy pehle saal sirf Anatomy padhani chahie or kuch bhi nahi  tab kahin ja ker Anatomy ka haq ada hoga! or bio chemistryy k lie meri dua hy ye zinda ap 4 5 dictionaries sath rkh k puri raat beth k ek topic padhte ho (q k apko "concept" banana hota hy) phr apko andaza hota hy agar yehi speed rahi to pure saal ek hi chapter complete ho sakega, exams qareeb ate hi aap ki dictionaries door kahin kone men padi hoti hain or ap "abey concept ki esi ki tesi" kar k sirf bhag rahe hote ho, nateejatan ap sare topics pr se guzar jate ho r sare topics apk sar k uper se guzar jate hain....
Theory paper men wo topics kasrat se aate hain jinko ap "unimportant" samajh kr chod dete hain, ab aati hy Viva ki bari, (note: M.B,B.s men admission se pehle her candidate ko ye pta hona laazmi hy k student ki koi izzat nahi hoti, or M.B,B.S k bad bhi  aapko kai saalon tak "izzat" ko bhoolna padega warna ap ye aag ka darya par nahi kr sakenge)
to janab Viva men kuch Examiners bethe hi beizzati krne k lie hote hain, wo ap se ese sawal puchte hain jese is viva k foran bad apko kisi ki Jan bachne k lie bhagna hy or agar is sawal ka jawab nahi dia wo banda definitely marjaega or ap kabhi ek ache doctor nahi ban sakenge!  Kher kuch teachers "co operative" bhi hote hain magar "aate men namak" k brabar.




          or phir apka rsult aat hai.......

                                            (to be continued......)

Pakistan was established through partition from India in 1947 intended to become a homeland for India's Muslim minority. Today this young country has a growing population of more than 185 million people and is home to the 2nd largest Muslim population in the world.



These days, political unrest and friction with India often dominate international news about Pakistan.

What is life really like in Pakistan?

Today, Pakistan is about 95 % Muslim - there are populations practicing Hinduism and Christianity here, but for the vast majority of the country to be Pakistani is to practice Islam. Religion is a staple of early education. Young students are taught to memorize the Quran in Arabic. Even through Pakistan. Primary language are Urdu and English. here the interpretation of the Quran and other Islamic texts tends not to be as strict as in, say, Saudia Arab.

So, for example, while women generally do cover their heads, it doesn't necessarily mean that they have to wear an abaya or a burqa - although even that is beginning to change.





What has remained consistent, however is that socioeconomic classes are primarily divided by ethnicity and religion. The lower class represents about 65 % of Pakistan, with ethnic groups like Baluchi, Pashtun, and Shia Muslim more likely to live in rural areas lacking fresh water, sanitation, medical and educational resources.

On the flip side, Sunni Muslims, Punjabi's, and Muhajirs are generally wealthy and are able to hire cooks, maids, and drivers. What all socioeconomic classes have in common is a deep respect for the elder members of their communities.

Elders are introduced first in social situations, are greatly valued for their wisdom, even getting the best cuts of meats during every meal.

What about the younger generation? 

For young Pakistanis, school is not a given: Pakistan has almost 5.5 million children out of school. That's the second highest number in the world after Nigeria. If you're unable to pursue an education, you're most likely working in the agriculture or textile industry. Arable land and water are Pakistan's greatest natural resources, allowing the country to be one  of the largest producers of cotton. But it is worth nothing that access to education and employment is mostly limited to men, women in Pakistan face significant challenges in obtaining either.



According to the 2012 annual report from Human rights Commission of Pakistan, women are often " attacked and killed on account of asserting their rights to education, work and generally for choosing to have a say in key decisions in their lives." And of the 20% of women who are able to find work, most can only find low paying insecure jobs. but, Pakistani women are fighting for change. Activists such as Farida Shaheed, Khawar Mumtaz, and Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai are on the forefront of the fight for women's rights in society, employment and education.



Finally, being Pakistani means having to deal with a certain almost of political tumult on a regular basis.

Facts and Statistics

• Location: South Asia, bordering Afghanistan, China, India, Iran
• Capital: Islamabad
• Ethnic makeup: Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashtun, Baloch, Muhajir
• Religions: Muslims - 97%, Christian, Hindus and others - 3%

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Culture and Traditions of Pakistan

Language

Local Greeting

Religion

Culture and Traditions of Pakistan

Local Transport

Culture and Traditions of Pakistan

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