...Canada respect seems to be slowly disappearing from their culture. Their children are given too much of freedom at a very small age. Children over there are given the authority to report their parent’s unnecessary strict behavior to the police and be taken away from them. This power that their children are given at a very small age somehow reduces the level of respect they have for their parents or which their parents deserve. Leaving your parents on the mercy of old age homes is a very common practice over there. Once a person gets self-dependent he just leaves his parent’s house and gets shifted to a new one and everyone thinks its okay. In Pakistan, any person who engages in such behavior is considered ill-mannered and such acts are seen as unethical and immoral. We are supposed to respect our parents at all times, even if they are extremely controlling and sons live with their parents and take care of them when they are old and weak because that’s what is the right thing to do. Our parents spend their whole lives working really hard so that they could give us a good standard of life so when they are old and weak it’s our responsibility to ensure that they spend a happy and peaceful life. I have spent a good part of my life learning to treat my parents with love and respect and I would retain this very strong cultural value of Pakistan. Teachers in our culture are also given a lot of respect. According to Pakistani culture teachers play an important role in shaping a child’s personality...
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...Culture may be defined as an integral whole which affects human ideals, actions.Culture is a complex whole which includes knowledge, beliefs, art, morals, customs and all other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of a society. Every great nation enjoys its own culture. Similarly, Pakistani culture is very distinct due to its Islamic nature and historical background, and people enjoy that in everyday life. Flag of Pakistan The Pakistan Flag is green with a white stripe on the left side, large white crescent and star in the center . The crescent, star, and the green color are traditional symbols of Islam.Pakistani flag was effective from August 14, 1947 the day of its independence. the white part of the flag and the green part stands for Islam. The moon and the star signify peace. Linguistic Affiliation The official language of Pakistan is Urdu, but most public officials, people, and others in Pakistan also speak English; English is referred to as the informal official language of Pakistan. Urdu was created by combining the languages of early invaders and settlers, including Arabic, Persian, and Turkish. The spoken form of Urdu is the same as that of Hindi but it is written in a different way. Food in Daily Life Because at least 95 percent of the Pakistani population is Muslim, there are two food customs that are followed almost universally. One is that Muslims do not eat pork (therefore beef, chicken, lamb, and fish are the basic foods), and the other...
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...American Cultural Beliefs Vs. Pakistani Cultural Beliefs In An American Brat,many cultural differences are evident. Feroza is a Pakistani and she and her family have divergent traditions. For example, Pakistan was as an Islamic nation and Islam continues to be the religion of approximately 95% of the population. There are also small groups of Buddhist Christians Parsis and Hindus. The Muslim religion was founded by the Prophet Muhammad in seventeenth century, when, according to the Islamic belief, he received messages from God and wrote them down in what became the Qur'an, the Islamic book that instructs Muslims on how to conduct their lives. Feroza explains how her family celebrates their religious ceremonies and how religion plays a mammoth role in Feroza’s life. Throughout An American Brat, Feroza explains her religious beliefs and her family’s traditions. Feroza covered her head with a scarf, daubed her eyes with water from a silver jar, and performed her kusti in the lobby, As she unwound the sacred thread girdling her waist and retied the knots in the front and the back, she asked Ahura Mazda’s forgiveness for every ignoble thought, word, and deed she was guilty of and prayed that she might have the good thoughts, the eloquent tongue, and the strength to...
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...PAKISTANI FOOD FOOD Food is any substance consumed to provide nutritional support for the body. It is usually of plant or animal origin, and contains essential nutrients, such as carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, or minerals. The substance is ingested by an organism and assimilated by the organism's cells in an effort to produce energy, maintain life, or stimulate growth. Historically, people secured food through two methods: hunting and gathering, and agriculture. Today, most of the food energy consumed by the world population is supplied by the food industry, which is operated by multinational corporations that use intensive farming and agriculture to maximize system output. FOOD SOURCES Almost all foods are of plant or animal origin. Cereal grain is a food that provides more food energy worldwide than any other type of crop. Maize, wheat, and rice - in all of their varieties - account for 87% of all grain production worldwide. Other foods not from animal or plant sources include various edible fungi, especially mushrooms. Fungi and ambient bacteria are used in the preparation of fermented and pickled foods like leavened bread, alcoholic drinks, cheese, pickles and yogurt. Inorganic substances such as soda and cream of tartar are also used to chemically alter an ingredient. PLANTS Many plants or plant parts are eaten as food. There are around 2,000 plant species which are cultivated for food, and many have several distinct cultivars. Seeds of plants are a good...
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...1 Yan: what would you like? coffee or tea? Ban: coffee please Yan: milk and sugar? Ban: i would like milk Yan: ok, be careful, it’s hot Ban: ok, thank you. so, weekend is coming, do you have some plan? Yan: i like playing pools ,snooker, and some time i prefer to do some excises in gym to keep fit in my leisure time . and what about you? and as we known the longest distance in the world is like from monday to friday, and probably i have been exhausted this week, so I might just stay at home and have a good rest. And what about u? Ban: usually, i just want to stay at home and have a good rest, but when it is a good day, i would like to have a short trip to the nearby countryside, the sky is blue and it is quiet and i like the fresh air, i find it is a good stressbuster Yan: Yeah，it's a good idea, and i'm sure you will have a nice weekend. and what kind of food do you like? i quite familiar with the restarants here, and i have been experienced some of them, it's great! You’d better to try some. Ban: do you have something to recommend? Yan: there is a very famous turkish kebabs reasturant is overlooking my house，they offer shish kebab, donor kebab, mixed kebab and the most popular one which is kalasuni Ban: oh, i don't know, it seems that all of these food are greasy. mind you, girls prefer to have some light diet to keep slim. do you have any other options? Yan: Alright, there also is a italy restaruat,they have brought out a new style of...
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...MSc Chemistry (Final) Exam 2013 M.SC. CHEMISTRY (FINAL) EXAMINATION 2013 213 MSc Chemistry (Final) Exam 2013 ABBREVIATION M.Sc. Chemistry (Final) SUBJECT ABBREVIATION Environmental Chemistry ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ V Heterocyclic Chemistry --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VI Oxidation / Reduction ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VII Spectral Analysis of Organic Compound -------------------------------------------------------- VIII Advance Organic Chemistry (Practical) -------------------------------------------------------- AOC Environmental Chemistry (Practical) --------------------------------------------------------------- EC Instrumental Methods of Analysis (Practical) -------------------------------------------------- IMA Result Late (Due to Previous Result) --------------------------------------------------- R.L Pre Result Late --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- R.L Result Late for UFM ------------------------------------------------------------------------R.L (UFM) 214 MSc Chemistry (Final) Exam 2013 M.Sc Chemistry (Final) Annual Examination 2013 Total Marks = 1200 Roll # 10016 10002 10018 Name Mehar Angiz Komal Arshad Noor Saba Father’s Name Ahmad Gul Arshad Sohail Aurang Zeb Marks 939 928 924 Position FIRST SECOND THIRD Institution / College Govt...
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...Name: Course: Date: Education in the modern world As the world becomes more civilized and connected, global competitiveness makes it the duty of every global citizen and government to reconcile the true meaning of education to the standards and practices applied in learning. Without this societal reflection, a country or person risks lagging behind as the world progresses. This paper seeks to understand education and its place in the 21st century society. The first step in this quest is to ask the question, what is education? There exist a myriad of definitions on education. Key to every definition is the transfer of knowledge, values and skills. This knowledge transfer requires an knowledgeable guide or tutor to impart what they know to a willing learner. This is a process of illumination for the learner. As Will Durant eloquently states, “Education is a progressive discovery of our ignorance” (Durant). Every great kingdom throughout history has placed a premium on education. From the library of Alexandria in ancient Egypt to the depth of information on the internet, education remains at the heart of every successful society. Currently, modern formal education has largely failed to provide value to learners. The most common forms of modern formal education employ rote memorization. Knowledge imparted does not go beyond the testing stage. Another failure by modern learning institutions is their over emphasis on the academic aspects of education. These institutions forget that...
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...Data of Phas-II Sr no 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 NAME Abdul Hafeez Abu Bakar Siddique Awais Munir Basharat Mahboob Maroof Ilyas Mazhar Iqbal Miss Ayesha Ch. Miss Fariha Iftikhar Miss Kashaf Yaseen Miss Ujala Ashraf Muhammad Abdullah Waleed Muhammad Aftab Muhammad Essa Khalid Muhammad Khalid Hameed Muhammad Maqsood Khan Muhammad Shoaib Muhammad Waqar Murzooq Saleem Noor Nauman Altaf Roman Majeed Syed Ahmad Hassan Bukhari Waqar Ali Zain Qayyum Abdul Ghaffar ABDUL REHMAN Abdul Rehman ABDUL SHAKOOR Abrar Anwar ABRAR JAMIL ADEEL AHMED ADEEL IRSHAD ADNAN SHAUKAT Aftab Shaukat Ahmed Zeeshan Ahsan Mahmud AIMEN BASHIR ALI AUN ALI EHSAN MANJ ALI EJAZ ALI HAMED ALI MEHBOOB ALI USMAN BASHIR Allah Ditta Shahid Ameer Hamza ANAM ALVI ANAM MOOSA Anam Ullah Aneel Shahzad ANUM INTISAR ANUM JAVED ARSLAN RAZZAQ CNIC 3310226618167 3310114158887 3530374620369 3830212044729 3310246045471 3640282454573 3310068099318 3310208917468 3430126117362 3110248981000 3660180459853 3660119940117 3210224181181 3310054615453 3660215126755 3430288411671 3310221134839 3310286092337 3310267032475 3330104275587 3130374936045 3530220857361 3310031746769 3520130546281 3540489657861 3230412338735 3310206565785 3310425262179 3510288617907 3310002339509 3310271578631 3310330195673 3410434351359 3310694673473 3310266881555 3310094300496 3550103015009 3410316103425 3410254910063 3640240257955 3310280974795 3310365417863...
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...Which is the most appropriate method to increase revenue for the business you have chosen? (Task 3) The business My business, Diamond Kebab what’s to provide the customers with good food at a reasonable price and provide good service, so that customers are able to trust the business because of their consistent good quality and price. The purpose of the business is to make profit and also to make like a restaurant so that it will attract different types of customers, also they want more shops in different areas so that people that live far are able to go to closer shops. Revenue The definition of revenue is the income generated from sale of goods or services, or any other use of capital or assets, associated with the main operations of an organization before any costs or expenses are deducted. I got this from business dictionary. To work out revenue you do quantity sold x selling price Importance of revenue An increase in revenue could mean an increase in profit, however if revenue increases, expenses will also increase and so the percentage change in profit will not shift as much as one might think. Also increase in revenue could also lead to more investments back into the business, for example to buy new technology, staff training, extending a department etc. The strategies that will help to increase Diamond Kebabs revenue is: Advertising price reduction, price increase, free gifts, bogof (buy one get one free), and product range. Advertising price reduction will...
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...A market survey of Star Kabab’s customer satisfaction on Kabab A market survey of Star Kabab’s customer satisfaction on Kabab Submitted to S M Asif Ur Rahman Assistant Professor School of Business & Economics United International University (UIU) Submitted by Name | ID | 1. Mohd Tawher Ashraf Siddiqui Sadat | 111 123 214 | 2. Gunjan Adhikary | 111 123 176 | 3. Md. Jahidur Rahman | 111 123 234 | Date of Submission: 20th Jan, 2014 United International University Acknowledgement | This project has been an eye-opener for us and we have been fortunate to have the support, assistance and encouragement of a number of individuals while preparing this report. Without their support it would be hard to complete this study. We express our sincere gratitude to our Institutional Supervisor Mr. S M Asif Ur Rahman, Assistant Professor, School of Business & Economics, United International University, Dhaka for guiding us in completing this study. Our thanks goes to the team members whose unflagging capacity for creative work and long hours made the project successful – under the pressure of deadlines, political instability and many other obstacles. And thanks to those who have helped us to prepare our survey with various advises and information. We would like to thank the honorable authors of the book “Basic Business Communication”- An American Perspective, written by Raymond V. Lesikar and Maric E. Flatley because we have taken a lot of...
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...Shor bhaja. How many of the above have you tasted? I should have put on an introductory disclaimer for all the diabetic patients. I still make it clear that I have no intention to hurt the gustatory sentiments of people suffering from diabetes mellitus. My point is to grab your attention to the outspread variety of Indian sweets notwithstanding I have listed merely few of the most popular ones. I landed up on researching this diversity when I was looking for the reason dessert came into being. You might be amused to learn the birth of “dessert” came from old French word, “desservir” which meant “cleaning the table”. That is what it does, it cleans the table and fills people up over the brim. Interestingly, like languages, tastes and cultures, ingredients of sweets also differ distinctly regionally. The northern sweets are more filled with milk cream, eastern sweets mostly contain chhena or cheese while southern and western people are obsessed with coconut. West Bengal has a very palatable variants of food and boasts a rich sweet tradition. People normally get stuck with the sensational Rosogolla but there are other delectable sweets which remain hidden from the national limelight. The Kheer Kadam is one of them. Just like Christopher Nolan’s Inception comes with the idea of dream within a dream, so does that of a Kheer Kadam. Just when you bite the the Khoya crust there is a different surprise within. Similarly there are regional exquisite specimens. Namely Jaynagar’s Moya...
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...Pani puri Pani puri consists of crisp fried round, hollow puri filled with black chick peas and potatoes and mint sauce seasoned with spices. The combination of tangy, sour, and sweet taste of this food is what makes it one of my most favorite food in the world. When I was little, I used to eat pani puris at least once every week. Every time I hear someone mention pani puri, I get water in my mouth. Pani puri is a food that can be eaten at any time of the day- for lunch, as a snack or even for dinner. Pani puri is easily available; anyone can eat it and it refreshes your mood. Pani puri is easily available in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and other surrounding countries. Most people eat them at mobile stalls on the side of the roads. These stalls are all over the cities, as well as in villages. There are stalls that roam around the cities and possibility of seeing one of these stalls passing by your house is very high. If you are one of those people who avoids eating out as much as possible,making puris is a very tricky and time consuming work. There are shops that make the puris and sell them. They are not very expensive, so most people can afford to buy them. All the other ingredients only take about an hour, at most, to make. But because of its widespread availability, anyone can eat it. Puris used in pani puri can be made into many sizes, So it can easily fit anyone’s mouth. It can fit anyone’s taste for most part, whether you like spicy, sweet, or sour. Two...
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...The Emergence of Bangladesh By Waqas Aleem Mughal October 22, 2002 Summary A. Introduction B. Causes: International Scenario C. Causes: Political Situation 1. Attitude of Muslim League 2. Constitutional Deadlock 3. Absence of Strong Bond 4. Regional Politics 5. Provincial Elections 1954 6. Violation of 1956 Constitution 7. General Elections 1970 8. Boycott of National Assembly Session 9. Mujeeb’s Six Points D. Causes: National Issues 1. Economic Backwardness of E. Pakistan 2. Domination of Hindus 3. Role of Hindu Teachers 4. Urdu – Bengali Controversy 5. Crushing of Democratic Institutions E. Causes: Atrocities in East Pakistan F. Causes: Indian Hostility G. Critical Analysis The Instrument of Surrender Read Time: 12 Minutes Readability Statistics Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level: 12 * Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level Score: Rates text on a U.S. grade-school level. A score of 8.0 means that an eighth grader can understand the document. The Emergence of Bangladesh By Waqas Aleem Mughal October 22, 2002 Histories of nations are often marked with ruthless wounds. Time passes by but its scars never vanish. December 16, 1971 being the darkest day in the history of Pakistan ended with...
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...Culture Definition A simple definition of culture is that it is the human response to the forces of Nature and History. According to the (World Conference on Culture Policies, Mexico 1982)Culture is “the whole complex of distinctive spiritual, material, intellectual and emotional features that characterize a society or social group. It includes not only arts and letters, but also modes of life, the fundamental rights of the human being, value systems, traditions and beliefs." PAKISTANI CULTURE Pakistan is the country full of natural and cultural wealth. Pakistan has its own unique and specific cultural identification. Culture and heritage of Pakistan reflects the extra ordinary skill and devotion of Pakistani people. Pakistani people are playing a vital role in the presentation, development and promotion of Pakistani culture. The Pakistani culture is dominated by Islamic tradition and heritage. Islamic heritage has great impact on Pakistani culture. In ancient times, Pakistan was a major cultural hub. Many cultural practices and great monuments have been inherited from the time of the ancient rulers of the region. One of the greatest cultural influences was that of the Persian Empire, of which Pakistan was a part. In fact, the Pakistani satraps were at one time the richest and most productive of the massive Persian Empire. Other key influences include the Afghan Empire, Mughal Empire and later, the short-lived but influential, the British...
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...aspects of organizational culture found in business management. Its purpose was to prepare a methodology to measure the elements that make up the organizational culture of a company in the I-10 Industrial Zone, Islamabad. This study researched the company’s cultural profile and the most important aspects of this culture, and it suggested recommendations on which to base its strategic plan. The Barros & Prates model was used as a reference. This model proposes nine cultural traits that are present in the Pakistani business environment: Power Concentration, Personalism, Paternalism, Expectant Posture, Formalism, Impunity, Personal Loyalty, Conflict Avoidance and Flexibility. The method used was quantitative via the development and application of a closed instrument Liker type (attitudinal scale) involving the nine Barros & Prates cultural traits. The instrument was validated in terms of items and reliability. Means and correlation coefficients were used as statistics to analyze the data. The analyses were based on 27 statements encompassing the nine cultural traits, and they were answered by 30 executives who make up the company’s board of directors. The results showed a preponderance of the flexibility trait. Power concentration and personalism hawed average preponderance. The least evident traits were Personal Loyalty, Impunity, Expectant Posture, Formalism, and Conflict Avoidance. 1. INTRODUCTION One of the broadest studies on organizational culture in the world was carried...
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