Public Chronicles

"living in Third world country is not as easy as it seems to be. The requirements of citizenship are far greater than living in some developed country no matter how much global viewers take pity and act as much co operate as they can; some things can't be changed and on top of that is human nature" Life is never easy for any individual no matter how much they try to fit themselves in it. The challenges meet by any person daily are of high significance when it comes to coping-up with the competitors. While living in Pakistan (throughout my life of course) I have witnessed so many types of people that some times it becomes difficult for us to differentiate among specific types. Now here I'm not referring to the cast or creed of people (Pakistan is a diverse country inhabited by multi-coloured people; belonging to different classes and mindsets etc) rather the nature shared by them. Whether you are living in an elite area or in slums ; you will witness such a combin

We frequently complain about the quality , quantity and prices of of  food available to us. Neither we are happy with the quality nor we appreciate the means by which it is available to us. Yet, we consume it on regular basis. People stressing human initiative about the energy resources and life forms organize massive dinners and large scale parties to discuss about it.  At one point we complain about the quality of chicken and how it is bred and later on we , along with our families, go to fast foods and enjoy our family time with the chicken-made meals. In short, human hypocrisy is the moderator of all the problems encounter to him. Now when we are having a look at the negative factors (social and health factors) I would like to mention a few scenarios . Yesterday I had the privilege of attending a marriage outside my family. The arrangements were good but what pained me the most was not something by the organizers rather by the  guests. A lot food had been wasted by them. If it