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1. Gender discrimination in our society
2. The cost of energy crisis in Pakistan
3. Literacy is the only panacea for the ills of Pakistan
4. Media: A double aged weapon
5. Pakistan: An administrative malice
6. Islam in the civilization perspective
7. Climate change: A fact or fiction?
8. Unbridled liberty is no liberty: Limits of freedom of expression
9. Judicial activism and judicial restraint in Pakistan
10. Beggars cannot be choosers
11. Modernisation vs Westernisation
12. Economic independence ensures sovereignty

[size=150]Current Affairs

1. Democratisation in Middle East
2. SAARC and regional development
3. Baluchistan imbroglio
4. Crisis of governance in Pakistan
5. Global warming or warning?
6. The gigantic challenges faced by Pakistan
7. The failure of UNO
8. The expansionist foreign policy of the sole superpower, USA
9. Disaster management in Pakistan: A consequence in mismanagement
10. The Muslim Ummah: A myth
11. Pakistan-USA relationship: A tale of distrust
12. Energy crisis is a major cause of economic meltdown in Pakistan
13. National education policy of Pakistan, 2009
14. Pakistan-India relations: From hostility to thaw-exploring a new South-Asian destiny
15. American exit from Afghanistan, 2014 and the repercussions for Pakistan
16. China-Pakistan relations: From strategic to economic cooperation
17. The cost of war on terror for Pakistan
18. Memo-gate (civil-military balance in Pakistan)
19. Democracy: The case for Pakistan
20. Judicial activism vs judicial restraint in Pakistan
21. Obama's four more years-confrontation or conciliation?: US priorities for the 21st century
22. Geo-strategic importance of Pakistan
23. Attack on Malala: Growing extremism in Pakistan

Islamiat

1. Define Wahi in the light of the Holy Quran and Hadith. How Wahisolves our problems? Also write its types.
2. What are the individual and collective benefits of the belief in Tauheed and Day of Judgment?
3. Write notes on

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