WHAT IS CHILD LABOUR
At least one child out of every four in the developing world is tailing … Read more
At least one child out of every four in the developing world is tailing … Read more
Entering the 21st century in a better economic and social environment has been the aim of various governments. As we move close to 21st century, the time available for action is narrowing down. Expen opinions, however, are being framed irrespective of the shorter time frame. A vision of development that can be realised over a … Read more
After decades of diplomatic wrangling, breakthroughs have come on many fronts, both bilateral and multilateral. Not only have Soviets and now Russians joined Americans in agreements to make massive reductions in strategic arms, but the overwhelming majority of nations have signed on to indefinite extension of the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT). … Read more
On 24th September 1996, at UN headquarters in New York, 65 countries including declared five nuclear powers, the United States, China, France, Russia and the United Kingdom signed the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) as commitment to step nuclear test explosions. The significance of this treaty is that it prevents any further significant development of … Read more
Nuclear weapons proliferation has emerged as one of the maj global concerns over the last few decades. It has resulted from circumstances which depict that several other states, apart from be confirmed nuclear power, had devised or at least have reached at a pom where they are just one screw turn away from having an … Read more
Disarmament means limiting, regulating, reducing, or eliminating a nation’s armed forces and weapons. Most disarmament agreements are treaties approved by many nations. Disarmament is also called arms- control. Disarmament proposals have ranged from general and complete disarmament to various forms of limited arms control. General and complete disarmament would allow nations. to keep only those … Read more
Nothing is probably more horrible than the scene of war. It is not the death of millions of lives but it is their manner of dying which strikes terror into the heart and creates disgust in the every soul of humanity. When people die by millions in the battlefield, it is but natural that many … Read more
War is the law of life and eternal peace a dream. Life means struggle and struggle is another name for war. A land of eternal peace would be a land of sloth, inactivity and ennui – like the world of the Lotos-Eaters. An empty mind is the Devil’s workshop and such a world would soon … Read more
Nearly 70 percent of Pakistan’s population lives in villages. The and livelihood of three-fourths of its people is provided by agriculture allied occupations and 50 percent of the national income comes from therefore, a great importance, especially those meant for specification them. Both in terms of area and people covered, rural programmes have, viewing groups, … Read more
Ten years from now, computers will be at home in our pockets and inside our television, coffee makers, and almost every where else as well. They will pack vastly more computing muscle into tinier, lighter packages. If the most optimistic computer scientists are correct, tomorrow’s shirt pocket computer could hold a billion bytes (equivalent to … Read more