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
Huxley, who was a great champion of scientific education, said “The position that science is now assuming is such that those who remain entirely ignorant of even its elementary facts are in a wholly unfair as regards the world of thoughts and the world of practical life.” Science is the main ingredient in the scheme … Read more
Science and war are intimately connected with each other, the first instance that we have in history when science became the handmaid of war was in 212 B.C. when Archimedes, the great scientist, helped his cousin, the tyrant of Syracus, to defend the city against the Romans, Pultarch, the famous historian giving an account of … Read more
Modern age is the age of science, and much of human happiness depends on the way in which man makes use of the vast power that science has placed in his hands. In fact it is impossible to imagine how the modern man can survive in the absence of the various discoveries and inventions which … Read more
Science in its earliest form was an attempt by man to understand nature and to more systematically exploit its bounties to satisfy a scientist to the extent that he could distinguish plants and animals that instinctive need for food, shelter and protection. This prehistoric man was were useful from those which were deleterious. He learnt … Read more
The above definition excludes such activities as exhibiting at trade shows, use of premiums, samples, and free goods, and miscellaneous activities, and regards these activities as constituting sales promotional effort rather than advertising proper. Sales promotion commonly includes such functions as the preparation of direct mail pieces for distributors and dealers. point of purchase display … Read more