6/15/2023 0 Comments A tale of paper logoThe only thing common to all of them is the tag of ‘education’ that provides the umbrella under which they all operate.ĭouble standards are also seen in the healthcare delivery system. And then there are state-run schools and seminaries. Then, of course, there is the matriculation system which has the same intra-stream divisions. There is the Cambridge system which was once considered the domain of the elite, but, today, even within the stream there are tiers that are reflective of one’s social class. ![]() Moreover, the system of education is different for both classes. The infrastructure, furniture, sanitation, teachers’ qualification and salaries are different … any other element imaginable is different. ![]() Talking of education, not only the shape of schools is different for different classes of society, even the syllabus is different. It is no wonder that we behave more like a frenzied mob than a coherent nation. The most disgusting and ugly aspect of our existence as a country is the double standards - multiple standards, actually - that are seen in just about every field of life. In contrast, we have a struggling education, a crippled healthcare delivery system, and injustice in every possible way and at every possible tier. We have the biggest deep seaport of South Asia and, above all, Pakistan is a nuclear power in fact, the only nuclear power in the Muslim world. All the four seasons in their full bloom, the sea, the desert, rocky, lush green and snow-covered mountains, rich agricultural land and unlimited natural resources exist in our country. The largest irrigation system of the world exists in Pakistan. There is the highest highway of the world - the Silk Route, connecting Pakistan with China. ![]() Out of eight highest peaks of the world, three exist in Pakistan. PAKISTAN has been blessed with a number of spectacular exceptions.
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