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  The Courage and Integrity of Allah Yar: A Tale of Sacrifice and Honesty  (1980s) In the year 1965, Allah Yar held a respected position as a teacher in the only primary school in his village. Among his two colleagues, Allah Yar stood out for his exceptional dedication and integrity. He would arrive at the school before time and stay late, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to his profession. His remarkable qualities earned him a well-deserved reputation and respect in the community. During that time, the absence of banks in the area led the Department of Education to designate certain schools, including Allah Yar's, as "Pay Centers." These centers facilitated the withdrawal of salaries for teachers in the region. Allah Yar was entrusted with the responsibility of overseeing the Pay Center. Since the nearest bank was located approximately 60 kilometers away in the city, he would withdraw the salaries from there. However, due to the lack of banks in the villages, Alla...

  Dayaal Kaur 4, Proved her genius Dayaal Kaur is a 4-year-old girl who is from Birmingham England who proved her a genius after she scored just below Albert Einstein in the Mensa test. This little girl is of Indian origin who took part in a Mensa test at age three and scored 142, just 18 short of Albert Einstein. Let me tell you that when she was two years old, she could name all the planets in the solar system. Now, at age 4, she has shown the math abilities. Her father who is proud of her daughter, Sarbjit Singh, told that Dayaal made it to the top 0.01 percent in the UK among Mensa test applicants. Do remember that Mensa only accepts the top 5 percent. it has been] explained that Mensa only accepts the top five percent in the UK and she said that Dayaal was in the top 0.01 percent. She said that put her in the top tier of the top tier. Her IQ is 142 at the age of three. Apparently, Einstein's top IQ was 160 and it is not sure how old he was when that was measured....

Picture depicts ruthlessness of poverty Picture of Juma is telling his story. Just listen. It makes me sad when I see young people looking old due to poverty. Today I came across a picture of   poverty in my village so I decided to share. Juma is much younger than he looks. When Juma was 4 years old, his father died. So he fell into the hands of a ruthless enviornment. He was raised by her grandmother who was widow. In his Childhood, he started working as a laboror. He used to fill rock trolleys in the mountains. If you look at the photo, his back is bent. Juma is my neighbor and I am known him since childhood. Juma was a handsome young man of six feet but poverty made his back crooked prematurely. Look at him. The picture is telling the story of Juma. Respectable old women Some great people have passed away in the world and some still alive but some people are great but are unknown to the world due to poverty. I am going to mention one of these anonymous great lady. Our neighbor...

The story of oppression and tyranny Today I heard a story which disappointed me from our system. Note: Children born out of wedlock are thrown in the rubbish bins  or in the graveyard. This is some sort of honor killing. The tragic story of apathetic Pakistani society Cemetery Tank Ada Dera Ismail Khan، Pakistan, January 9, 2021 A passerby heard the sound of crying. When he went to the graveyard there, he saw a helpless newborn baby girl wrapped in a cloth. The man picked up the girl and took her to his home. After consultation, the man took the girl to the relevant police station. Due to the complex legal requirements, the girl was brought to the Civil Court. The civil court directed police to take the baby girl to the Child Protection Court. It is worth mentioning here that about ten families had also applied for the adoption of the girl. The Additional Sessions Judge, Child Protection Court, transferred the girl to the nursery ward of the women's hospital til the adoption proce...

Socrates: The Philosopher's Test of Three and his Enduring Legacy   Once upon a time, Plato approached his esteemed teacher, Socrates, with a troubling revelation. He informed Socrates that one of his students had been spreading false rumors about him in the marketplace. Socrates, with a smile on his face, calmly inquired, "What exactly did he say?" Plato, filled with emotion, replied, "He was talking about you!" Before Plato could continue, Socrates raised his hand, gesturing for him to pause, and advised him to put the information to the test of three before sharing it. Socrates urged Plato to analyze the story and decide whether it was worth telling. Confused, Plato asked his great teacher, "What is the test of three?" Socrates explained, "Are you absolutely certain that what you are telling me is completely true?" Plato immediately shook his head in denial. Socrates chuckled and asked, "Then what purpose does it serve for both of us ...

Nelson Mandela ___ a promising figure  I am ready to die Nelson Mandela: The Iconic Leader of Freedom and Equality Nelson Mandela, a remarkable leader in the fight for African liberation, delivered a momentous speech on April 20, 1964, during the Rivonia trial. The speech, titled "I am ready to die for this ideal work," culminated with the powerful declaration, "This is an ideal for which I am willing to die." This address stands as one of the greatest speeches of the 20th century, leaving an indelible mark on South Africa's history and the struggle for democracy. Born on July 18, 1918, in the African village of Mvezo, Mandela witnessed the deep-rooted oppression of black people in his country. From early on, he questioned the unjust segregation and discrimination faced by blacks, even in simple aspects like accessing markets, schools, hotels, and parks. Mandela's education, obtained at the Clare Barry Missionary School for Black children, was m...