relevant contexts (long lasting protection, protection through all seasons etc.) in many formats (from floor & surface cleaners to soaps to hand sanitizers) and done this by establishing their efficacy in ‘killing the maximum germs’. In markets like Pakistan, India and Saudi Arabia, Lifebuoy needed to step up its imagery. In addition, it was a relatively new entrant to the liquid hand wash category. It did not seem an intuitive choice as a brand for a premium offering, like liquid Handwash and to take
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Islamic Republic of Pakistan was established in 1947, a country of 170 million people, full of natural resources and more than 60 years of independence but still not respected in the world community. Remaining part till today is living on IMF, World Bank and foreign donations. Majority of the population is living in rural areas without basic necessities of life. It is a country where financial gap between rich and poor is widening day by day. From the last 10 years, extremism is increasing. Almost
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The Partition of India was the process of dividing the subcontinent along sectarian lines, which took place in 1947 as India gained its independence from the British Raj. The northern, predominantly Muslim sections of India became the nation of Pakistan, while the southern and majority Hindu section became the Republic of India. Background to Partition In 1885, the Hindu-dominated Indian National Congress (INC) met for the first time. When the British made an attempt to divide the state of Bengal
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tribe leader, Khushal Khan Khattak (“Afghanistan And Pakistan” 7). Khattak committed himself to promoting Pashtun unity and self-reliance, he inspired many Pashtun revolts, and is considered by many Pashtuns as a “great nationalistic hero” (“Afghanistan And Pakistan” 7). Possibly inspired by Khattak during the 18th century, Ahmad Shah Durrani, a military commander, founded the Durrani Empire which encompassed present day Afghanistan, Pakistan, and parts of the surrounding countries (Rashid 19). The
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Mrs. Gore 2 I’ve never been to Afghanistan or even thought much about Afghan people. After I read A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini, I personally took this book to heart. This book took me through the unthinkable as if I were there. This adrenaline rushed science fiction made me think and feel for the women and children in the middle east. The reader will read the historical fiction of 9/11 when the horrific tragedy of the Twin Towers falling and how Afghans felt. This story is about
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Haider Qazi ENGL 1302 Mr. Watson 01/29/2015 Rhetorical Analysis of Malala Yousazai’s Speech Shot in the head by the Taliban simply for peregrinating to school , Malala Yousafzai has not only recuperated from appalling injuries, but has gone on to become a champion for the rights of children everywhere to be edified. Today, afore the UN Full general Amassing , Malala distributed a distribution of substance, exponent , and grace. This language deserves to be auricularly discerned. This verbalization
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When Taliban first came to the Afghanistan, people believed that they were heroes. Rahim Khan tells Amir: “When the Taliban rolled in and kicked the Alliance out of Kabul, I actually danced on that street. And, believe me, I wasn’t alone. People were celebrating at Chaman, at Deh-Mazang, greeting the Taliban in the streets, climbing their tanks and posing for pictures with them. People were so tired of the constant fighting, tired of the rockets, the gunfire, the explosions…”(p 200). People had hope
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My Journal Entry - The Journey of a Social Movement (Malala Yousafzai) Malala’s journey of her social movement is not only significant to me, but also to millions of other people and more specifically, to females all over the world. The way she composes herself and her impactful speeches are ingenious. She has taught me many significant values of principals such as the right of education and speech. Anyways, I think I got the most inspired by her when she won the Nobel Peace Prize and when she survived
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The role of women, which is centrally discussed throughout the novel I Am Malala, is possibly the most important issue, next to education, debated during the course of the book. When the story begins the author Malala Yousafzai recounts the experience of her being shot in the head for standing up for girls’ education. People were trying to silence progressive women however they could. Another instance is the narrator from “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, who was never given proper
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categories.Malala Yousafzai stood up for the right of an education and got shot in the head, survived and still kept going, Iqbal Masih was a slave, but he escaped, he went around Pakistan and even visited the U.S. to spread the message about stopping child labor, even though he was murdered on the streets of Pakistan. Last but not least Alex Lin, he read an article about e-waste which changed his life, he tried to pass a law on no more dumping e-waste, he failed too, but he tried again and the second
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