Sunday, 23 July 2017
Friday, 21 July 2017
National Panchayat
Panchayat –Nurturing
those who are rejected!
In this era of commercial MUNs, The Young Democrats and
Pakistan Debating Council has taken an initiative to break the stereotypes and
promote this one of the most fruitful and prestigious form of debating to those
who can't afford those expensive MUNs and provide them a platform where they could
compete face to face with the all the debtors who have all kind of facilities
to learn and prosper in this field with the FIRST EVER FREE OF COST, MUN BASED
CONFERENCE OF PAKISTAN IS GOING TO HAPPEN THIS AUGUST!
YES YOU READ IT RIGHT, FREE OF COST! Not a single paisa will
be charged from any delegate. No registration fee, no delegation fee and no
positions for the people who get a delegation.
What's new? Well, not revealing everything here, let's leave
you with some curiosity.
The main aim and motive of this venture is to promote the
MUN culture, to teach them the critical thinking required in the communication
and debates. We will try our best to provide you with everything required to
learn this format and produce more diplomats who have the instinct to see and
question things they see in the routinely life.
Panchayat: The concept behind this word is to be different
from all others and our sole purpose is to serve the masses. Panchayat –
Because Everyone deserves a chance.
In the world, full of desires for change, why not change the
mainstream structure of Model United Nations happening around. We have seen
many potential individuals who desire to participate in such healthy public
speaking activities but couldn't do it due to economic feasibility.
Let’s Break the Ice, this time no early bird discount no
requirement of 4 figure fee to participate because this is going to be “FREE OF
COST”.
National Panchayat will simulate four bilingual national
committees which will discuss most pressing issues of Pakistan, conduct Panel
talks and YES, will organize sophisticated social events.
JOIN IN AT https://www.facebook.com/events/152719078600544/?ti=cl
FOR MORE DETAILS, BELIEVE ME, NOT EVEN HALF OF THE INFORMATION HAS BEEN
REVEALED IN THIS ARTICLE
So mark your calendars for 25th-27th August.
Organizing by Young Democrats Joint Venture with PDC
(Pakistan Debate Council) Achievers
#Panchayat
Wednesday, 19 July 2017
Counter Strike 1.6 officially dead as ESEA shuts down last server
ESEA made the franchise better by implementing anti-cheat engines to prevent hackers from playing the game along with introducing additional features including a system which allowed players of all levels to compete with each other, making the entire CS 1.6 experience better and more competitive.
This doesn’t necessarily mean ESEA is done with the Counter-Strike franchise as the E-Sports Association is still going strong with the latest title in the CS franchise, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
Sunday, 16 July 2017
Honda unveils bold new 2018 Accord
Honda Motor Co Ltd on Friday will unveil its newest-generation Accord, one of four re-engineered midsize sedans that Asian automakers are betting on to win market share as Detroit rivals shift focus to SUVs, crossovers and pickup trucks.
In a nod to driving enthusiasts, Honda will offer manual transmission as an option in two versions of the 2018 Accord, instead of only automatic shift in most midsize cars. Certain new Accords will be available with a new 10-speed auto shift, which Honda called a first for a front-wheel drive car.
The new Accord’s infotainment system can be upgraded over a Wi-Fi network, although functions such as braking or engine performance will not be upgradable over the air, Honda said.
Honda’s unveiling of the new Accord coincided with its announcement of a recall of about 2.1 million vehicles for a defect linked to fires.
Friday, 10 June 2016
Wednesday, 11 May 2016
All AliExpress Orders Being Blocked at Karachi Port
For the past two months or more, items ordered from AliExpress have failed to deliver. Whenever tracking information is available, the items get lost after they have arrived at the Karachi port.
All items ordered through AliExpress are handled by the shipping company of origin, until they reach Pakistan. Once packages reach Pakistan, they go through customs clearance. Customs officers have the authority to open the packages and repack them if there’s any doubt regarding the item’s description. The packages are then forwarded to Pakistan Post, which delivers the package to the buyer.
However, this process is being handicapped by someone. The packages are getting misplaced as soon as they get to Karachi, and the list of culprits is pretty short.
AliExpress sellers have been refunding the buyers for the time being, but if this continues any longer, we won’t be surprised if they stop shipping to Pakistan altogether. The online retailer could put Pakistan on its blacklist, or the sellers themselves might stop delivering to Pakistan.
This is unfair play and someone is guilty here. The forces behind this must be apprehended before Pakistan is shamed in front of the world yet again. It will not benefit the public, the customs, the e-commerce industry or the delivery service providers if such an instance happens and could fend off interest from international retailers like Amazon and Ebay.
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