Our Global Society

  Capitalism and   its  Fundamentals Any system, which is designed for the benefits   of mankind by man is good for the time being; it could be better if   timely   updated. If the change in   the system is restricted by economic elites; it   will be termed as hidden dictatorship and evident murder of mankind. Below are some basic fundamentals, and   its   effect on   any society. 1.        Interest: Interest is a price which is earned by one who is not the owner of money which is   used in lending. It brings no value addition in the economy except   economic class   differences and   increase   in   cost of   doing   business. Loans are granted   to earn interest without any benefit and value addition in the human society. 2.        Credit cards: People are   mentally and physically employed in corporates, ...

  World  Re- elected Pakistan,  5 th   time as  representative of  UNHRC-United Nation Human Right Council World recognizes again the   peace efforts of Pakistan by electing  her for the 5 th time as a representative  of Asia Pacific region in United Nation Human Right Commission for next three years commencing from 1 st January, 2021. Pakistan  was elected by the highest number of  votes. This  council is responsible for the protection and promotion of  peace across the world. It is  said that council recommendations  are considered   as prime agenda in the  UN General assembly  (UNGA),for the purpose of global peace and stability. The human rights council is  consist of   47  seats  which are elected  by  all 193 members countries of  UNO. Below is the distribution of UNHRC  seats           ...

  Society Under Construction!!   1.        Education   develops   two type of people, one who need continuous earning, another who need continuous learning. 2.        Education can turn a man into human being. 3.        Universities     normally produce   branded economic animals   for human societies. 4.        Man   needs sufficient education   to live like   a human being. 5.        An institution, where education is sold for money is similar to any commercial industry, where products are manufactured for   attaining   the maximum profit for   its own shareholders. 6.        The most educated person of the society is one who   adds value to his surroundings , where he lives in. 7.      ...