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Exploring the Far-Reaching Impacts of Climate Change on Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan

Emotional and Social Problems in School children

  Emotional and Social Problems in School Children ·          Depression:   Depression is not the same as being sad or experiencing grief, although it can be triggered by specific events. Many people will talk about not knowing why they feel the way they do, or not having any idea how to feel better. They will have been feeling like this for a long time, to the extent that it is interfering with their everyday life and stopping them from doing things they would do normally ·          Aggression is a word that we use every day to characterize the behavior of others and perhaps even of ourselves. We say that people are aggressive if they shout at or hit each other, if they cut off other cars in traffic, or even when they smash their fists on the table in frustration. ·          Shyness is a psychological state that causes a person to feel discomfort in so...

Importance of Physical development and cognitive development

  Physical development: In early adolescence, the body undergoes more developmental change than at any other time, apart from birth to two years old. Cognitive development: Cognition is the process involving thought, rationale and perception. The physical changes of the brain that occur during adolescence follow typical patterns of cognitive development. They are characterized by the development of higher-level cognitive functioning that aligns with the changes in brain structure and function, particularly in the prefrontal cortex region.   Importance of Physical development and cognitive development The various mental abilities are inter-connected and finally develop as a whole. Furthermore, mental development is a continuous process. There are various factors that may affect mental development e.g. maturation, learning and education. Mental development is a function of nervous system, particularly of brain.     Mental or intellectual development takes ...

The Global Currency

  The idea of global currency has been put forward for years now. But what is global currency?  A world currency refers to a currency that is transacted internationally, with no set borders. While it is true more and more firms are becoming multinational and must deal with a number of monetary systems, it is not always feasible to develop one monetary system to do away with the exchange rate. On March 26, 2009 a UN panel of expert economists called for a new global currency reserve scheme to replace the current US dollar based system.  Other proposals have been put forth but the all have some difficulties.   The well-known economist, Keynes, advocated a global currency and argued that it wouldn’t suffer from inflation and many argue it would make conducting business more efficient.  However,  other economists argue that a single world currency is unnecessary because it would bring little benefit and increase costs. I am more inclined to agree with the latte...

The value of porter's diamond as an explainer of nation's competitiveness.

  Michael Porter’s Diamond Model was first published in his 1990 book, The Competitive Advantage of Nations. It attempts to explain why one nation is more competitive than another in a particular industry. The model is often used by businesses to analyze the external competitive environment. At a country level, there are two schools of thought on country competitiveness: the economic school, which rejects Porter’s notion of country competitiveness, and the management school, which supports the notion of competitiveness at a country level. There are two schools of thought; the economic school, which ignores Porter’s notion of country competitiveness, and the management school, which supports the notion of competitiveness at a country level. The meaning of international competitiveness at the country level within in the context of Porter’s   (1990a) thesis that countries, like companies, compete in international markets for their fair share of the world markets. Trade theory in ...

Untamed Wilderness and Civilization

  “An infinity of forests lies dormant in the dreams of a single acorn.” (Dr. Wayne Dyer) Picture the beauty of creation before the coming of civilization; before that stage of human social development and organization, which is considered most advanced. Only an acorn and things akin to it can dream the greatness of pure wilderness upon the earth. Untouched by man, the laws of nature, first and foremost, support the systems they serve; the floral and fauna thrive under the direction of nature’s laws. Plants and animals lived accordingly, nourishing the earth and allowing it to grow and flourish. Water systems give freely of themselves, nurturing the soil and plants along the way, while continuing their journey, bringing fresh cool water for animals waiting near the water holes. The rain replenishing the water reservoirs as the wind transports the seeds of new life all nurtured by the heat of the sun. In perfect harmony, the wilderness survives on its own.    The mos...

MY HOPE

                               “ My Hope ” March is coming ! It will be spring once again, a time for new life, new understanding.  It will be yet another opportunity to come together as people of planet Earth to explore our relationship with our planet and with one another. Yet, I am really confused about what is happening in our world. I am witnessing something that has me feeling sad, a little frustrated as a young person and sometimes even a little angry. I am seeing the death of humanity! I am questioning all that we are as human beings and I am desperately looking for signs that humanity still exists.  I am seeking evidence that there is hope for us as a species, as a people, as gift to the world. But as I look for such signs, I see signs of more hate, destruction and something I do not recognize, something I cannot yet name because I honestly do not understand how a species can allow its...

Gilgit Baltistan Constitutional Status in United Nation and CPEC spectra