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 Sodhi Bala is a village of Khushab District in the Punjab Province of Pakistan. It is situated on the link road (Khatwaii to Surakki Jhalar road), 4 km from Khatwaii, a prominent stop on Khushab Naushehra road.. It is about 47 kilometers distance from district headquarters Jauahrabad and 90 kilometers from divisional headquarters Sargodha. total area is near about 2000 acres and population is about 5000. Sodhi village has waterfalls, a Rest House, and wild animals like Cheetah, Rabbit, Deer, Teetar There are many gardens in Valley but Sodhi Garden is most attractive and heart touching. This is much planned garden alongwith rest house near Sodhi J Wali.

 Ahmed Nadeem Qasimi was born on November 20‚ 1916, in the village of Anga of Khushab district He got his graduation degree from the University of the Punjab‚ Lahore. Ahmed Nadeem Qasimi started his career as a government clerk which he eventually left to pursue journalism. He became active member of the Progressive Writers Movement (PWM) for a time holding the position of secretary‚ and was consequently arrested many times during the 1950s and the 1970s. In 1948‚ he was selected as the secretary general of the Anjuman-e-Taraqqi Pasand Musannifeen. In 1949‚ he was elected secretary general of the organisation for Pakistan. In 1962‚ Qasmi started his own journal Fanoon. In 1974‚ he was appointed Secretary General of Majlis-Taraqee-Adab - a board of advancement of literature established by the government of West Pakistan in 958. Qasmi was a recipient of Pride of Performance (1968) and Pakistan Academy of Letters lifetime achievement award‚ as well as the country’s highest ...

Three million people are expected to be affected this year by floods in the Punjab, according to a government estimate. This was stated by Daood Bareach, the special secretary for health, on Friday at a workshop on Health Preparedness and Response Mechanism for 2012 Monsoon and Floods. The workshop was organised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in collaboration with the Health Department and the National Disaster Management Authority. Dr Islam Zafar, operations manager for Punjab, said that 16 districts had been declared high risk. 1.4 million people are expected to be affected by floods in Muzaffargarh; 330,000 in DG Khan; 349,580 in Layyah; 350,000 in Mianwali; 26,210 in Bhakkar; 300,000 in Khushab; 326,189 in Jhang; and 809,568 in Gujranwala.

Sakesar is a mountain peak which lies on the outer fringes of the Soon Valley in the Punjab Province of Pakistan. It has an height of 4,992 feet or 1600 metres and used to be the summer headquarters for the deputy commissioners of   three districts - Campbellpur (now Attock), Mianwali and Sargodha. In view of Sakesar's ideal location and height, the PAF selected it in the late-50s as the site for a high powered radar which would provide air defence cover for the northeastern part of the western wing[1]. The hilltop of Sakesar is located in the Salt Range - starting from Sohawa (in Jhelum District) in the east and spreading westward. Wildlife around Sakesar includes the occasional Leopard, Wolf, Jackal, Fox, Wild Cat, Urial, Chinkara, Wild Boar, Partridges, the occasional eagle and numerous smaller passerines such as Sparrows, Larks, Finches, Chats etc

Pakistan ’s first labor policy was devised in 1972, in which May 1 was declared an official holiday. This policy also formulated the creation of the Social Security Network, Old Age Benefit Schemes and Workers Welfare Fund. Pakistan’s constitution also contains various provisions and articles about labor rights. It is important to note that Pakistan became a member of the International Labour Organization (ILO) right after its independence in 1947. The ILO is a United Nations (UN) specialized agency that promotes social justice and universally acknowledged human and social rights. Pakistan has ratified 36 ILO conventions of which eight are core conventions. Labor Day is a public holiday in Pakistan on May 1. All government and non-government organizations, factories and educational institutions remain closed. Laborers may willingly work on Labor Day, with or without payment of higher than normal wages.

The institution is located on Khushab–Sakaser road at Khurra villege in the vicinity of Naushera town in a semi mountainous terrain in Salt Range at a height of 3000 feet from sea level in the heart of a scenic and cool valley of Pakistan namely Soon Sakaser. Distances from Balkasar and Kallar Kahar Motorway (M-2) Interchanges are 80kms and 65kms respectively. Distance from Khushab is 40kms and distance from Sargodha via Khushab is 80kms.

A plan has been prepared to promote cultivation of olive in the country and Azad Kashmir. Official sources told Business Recorder on Saturday that overall demand of olive oil was 1.9 million tons, of which 1.3 million tons was being imported from different countries to cater to the domestic requirements, costing Rs 28 billion annually. Small and Medium Enterprises Development Authority (SMEDA) had focused special attention on the promotion of olive cultivation and necessary information and guidance was being extended to olive growers in Balochistan.

The Global brief for World Health Day 2012 takes a fresh look at health data on ageing to help us better understand the needs of older people. Sections include key points, the demographics of ageing and the epidemiology of population ageing. The document also outlines four key actions that governments and societies can take now for healthier and more active ageing.Good health is important. Healthy people are able to work and look after their families and healthy children are able to learn at school and gain the skills to escape poverty. 

  The homeless being fleeced in Khushab  The assistant commissioners are distributing forms to allot plots among the homeless in all the three tehsils of Khushab districts. Long queues of applicants were seen before the offices. On the directions of Chief Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif, these forms are being supplied free of cost. However, stamp vendors and photocopy machine owners are charging a heavy amount from the applicants for the purpose. According to the officials, as many as 10,000 forms have been distributed for 8,000 plots in the proposed Jinnah colonies across the district .

Punjab Education Commission has announced 5th and 8th class result for 2012 today (March 31, 2012). check results from below given links.  Check 8th Class Result 2012: Check 5th Class Result 2012:  

For information only - not an official document United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Message on the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action, VIENNA , 4 April (UN Information Service) - United Nations mine action programmes make an invaluable contribution to post-conflict recovery, humanitarian relief efforts, peace operations and development initiatives. They prevent landmines and other explosive ordnance from causing further indiscriminate harm long after conflicts have ended, and help to transform danger zones into productive land. Mine action sets communities on course toward lasting stability.

JAUHARABAD: As many as 63 posts of doctors are vacant at the rural health centres and basic health units across the Khushab district. People told The News that it was pity that even the post of medical superintendent at Jauharabad DHQ Hospital was vacant. They said that they had been deprived of healthcare facilities and had no option except to go to quacks. They said that seven each posts of doctors were vacant at Jauharabad DHQ Hospital and Noorpur THQ Hospital. They added that eight posts were vacant at Nushera THQ Hospital while nine at Khushab THQ Hospital. They said that a post was vacant at Quaidabad Civil Hospital. The posts are vacant at basic health units of Sodhi Jaiwali, Shimar, Roda, 56/MB, Chun, Jabbi Bandial, Khoora, Ochala, Botala, Siddiquabad, Daduwala, Daiwal, Golaywali, Jaba, Jahlur Jamal, Jhurkil, Khotwan, Majuka Nari, Okhli Mohla, Sandral, Shahwala, Talokar, Tetri, Tiba Qaim Din, Waheer, Warcha and Chak 23. They appealed to the Health Department high-ups appo...

Set up a Personal Support Network : Designate someone to check on you in an emergency and to help with evacuation or sheltering-in-place. Prepare and carry with you an emergency health information card : This will help you to communicate if you are found unconscious or incoherent. Include information about your medications, adaptive equipment, blood type, allergies and sensitivities, insurance numbers, immunization dates, communication difficulties and preferred treatment, as well as contact information for your health providers, personal support network and emergency contacts.

The newest entrant in the market for tablets and eBook readers – dominated by the likes of Apple, Amazon and Samsung – is none other than the Pakistani military. The Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) Kamra, whose self-described mission is “to produce and support weapon systems for a high state of operational readiness of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF)”, has started up a new commercial venture with a Chinese company, which an official told The Express Tribune was to “strengthen the national economy”. The first three products produced by PAC are a computing tablet, a notebook and an eBook reader. A press release issued at the launch of the project on December 29 notes that “for the joint production of JF-17, PAF had established sufficient facilities which are appropriate for the production of both defence and commercial products.”

The Tulaja fort The Tulaja fort is located on a huge rock outcropping with sheer cliffs overlooking the shrine of Kacchianwalla and the Punjab plains. The entire area is covered with the ruins of defensive walls, houses, and other structures made of large stone blocks. Although one building has been identified as a mosque, it is very difficult to distinguish other religious, military or civil structures. One of the most interesting features is a large square tank made of the flat rectangular bricks, which may have supplied water so that the fort could withstand a siege. Comparing this tank with those in other forts may help in assigning a relative date to its construction. In addition to architectural styles, evidence from any coins, which are found here, may help to indicate if this city belonged to the period of the Turk Sultans, Lodhis or Mughals. Extensive remains of a cemetery and other settlements are on the slopes below the fort. There are also supposed to be some remains on ...

Daylight Saving Advantages Many people around the world treasure the extra hour of daylight in the afternoon because they work later hours, exercise in the evenings or need to complete outdoor household chores such as mowing the grass, gardening or fixing windows, roofs or other parts. Others have reported that daylight saving time could be linked to reduced road injuries. A joint Transport Research Laboratory and University College of London study predicted that less people would be killed and injured in road accidents if one hour of daylight was transferred from the morning to the afternoon. The study supports the adoption of Single Double Summer Time (SDST) in the United Kingdom, where politicians, together with the general public, voice their opinions on the introduction of an extended daylight saving schedule. 

The poorest people in the world are the ones who will most feel the effects of environmental degradation and climate change. Ensuring environmental sustainability is a critical foundation for ending this poverty. Girls and young women of all ages around the world are also differently and disproportionately affected by the consequences of environmental degradation and climate change. The World Thinking Day theme for 2012 is Millennium Development Goal 7: “we can save our planet” and the aim is to raise awareness of the environment and the impacts our lifestyles and choices have on it, so together we can, as one Movement, speak out and take action to save our planet. Environmental sustainability is the seventh of eight areas of focus made by 189 world leaders at the United Nations Millennium Summit in 2000. It is part of the WAGGGS Global Action Theme, which encourages girls and young women to make a personal commitment to change the world around them by linking to an important agenda.

Produce Bio-Diesel With Tea Invention by Pakistani Scientist A Pakistani scientist has successfully invented a nano catalyst for production of bio-diesel with the help of spent tea for the first time in the world, opening up new avenues for alternative environment-friendly energy resources. Dr. Syed Tajamul Hussain, a nano scientist working at National Center for Physics (NCP), and his research team members after untiring efforts during last one year proved with their laboratory tests that used tea can be utilized to produce bio-diesel almost free of carbon emission on commercial basis. The results of their research is going to be published in world reputed Journal of Bio-Technology in its January 2010 issue.

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 ADP is funding 15 new biogas plants in Soon Valley, in Khushab district in north-west Punjab. With a population of approximately 70,000 residing within 22 villages, this area is underdeveloped compared to the rest of the district due to smaller land holdings, ground water depletion and difficult topography. An agro-based community, Soon Valley has a substantial number of small farmers who do not have a basic gas supply in their area and therefore rely on wood as a source of basic fuel. As a result, several areas of the valley have witnessed tremendous deforestation and drought in the recent past.