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Author: Afzal Badshah, PhD

Heaven and Hell Within Us: A Thought-Provoking Perspective

Heaven and Hell Within Us: A Thought-Provoking Perspective

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Explore the intricate tapestry of our existence where heaven and hell coexist, shaped by our thoughts, habits, and subconscious. Delve into a reflection on how our choices and perspectives mold our reality, transforming life into either a paradise or a torment. With profound insights, we journey through the realms of happiness, pain, and the power we hold to craft our own destinies. Through thought-provoking verses and poignant observations, discover the profound truth that our inner landscape determines the shades of heaven and hell we experience.

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Business Writing in Offices: A Complete Guide

Business Writing in Offices: A Complete Guide

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Everyone, whether or not they work in an office, requires business writing at some point in their lives. We write applications to the government organization for our different tasks. The well-written communication will attract the authorities and will priorities the request/assignment. In the public offices, where most of the applications are rejected, I’ve hundreds of examples of my writing, where quick action was taken.

Stunning Beauty of Chechali Pass: Trekking Through the Stream Water!

Stunning Beauty of Chechali Pass: Trekking Through the Stream Water!

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Chechali Pass-Chapri, Mianwali, Punjab, Pakistan. I grew up in the lap of a mountain. In my childhood, I used to climb on them when I was a kid. I’ve always had a strong affinity toward nature, particularly mountains. My passion for mountains draws me to many mountain ranges. Chechali Pass (Dam), built during Gen. Ayoub Khan’s administration, is one of the most beautiful and worth-visiting places in the Mianwali district. This location was also visited by General Ayoub Khan and…

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Writing the Scientific Literature: A Reliable Guide

Writing the Scientific Literature: A Reliable Guide

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“Dive into a comprehensive guide enriched with real-world insights. Drawing from notable PhD dissertations and published survey articles, this resource offers practical examples and valuable knowledge. Whether you’re a seasoned academic or an aspiring researcher, uncover essential techniques and strategies to enhance your scholarly writing and research endeavors.”

How to Avoid Self-Plagiarism? Authentic Way

How to Avoid Self-Plagiarism? Authentic Way

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Self-plagiarism is not necessary to be removed for the thesis, however, we need it later to reproduce the text for the purpose of reporting or related studies etc While writing my PhD dissertation, I came across self-plagiarism. After publishing my first articles, I checked the thesis for plagiarism and at that time it was showing massive plagiarism. This was a big issue because I was about to submit my thesis for plagiarism and at the same time, it was creating issues….

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Set of Questions for master’s and Doctoral Thesis Defence: Guaranteed Success

Set of Questions for master’s and Doctoral Thesis Defence: Guaranteed Success

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Detail demo for masters and PhD students After submitting my thesis to an external examination, I started preparing for the final defence. Although the final defence depends on unknown variables, a series of questions must be prepared. I noticed that the last questions of the defence revolve around this list. I noticed that the final defence questions revolve around this list. The examiners came after carefully reading your thesis. They already have a set of questions which they prepare while reading…

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Unknown Fear — Fear Is Fear Until You Meet It

Unknown Fear — Fear Is Fear Until You Meet It

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Everyone is surrounded by a red circle, and crossing it means confronting him with an unknown fear I have grown up far beyond the age of phones and mobiles. It was the era of letters when the news of the arrival of the son at the destination reached the mother after months. The postal services took months to deliver the letters to their destination. After getting the son’s letter, mum would look for the literate person with this letter tied to…

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Is the Education System Eroding Creativity? Unveiling the Impact

Is the Education System Eroding Creativity? Unveiling the Impact

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One drawing teacher states that once he saw a nursery child drawing a strange picture on his notebook. He asked him what his son was doing. The child replied innocently — “I’m drawing a picture of God”. The teacher asked him; Son, no one has ever seen God, so how can you draw a picture of him? The child responds in a very interesting way: — “Sir if you wait a bit, you’ll see how God looks like”?

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This is B.B.C Urdu Service!

This is B.B.C Urdu Service!

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After hearing my mother’s voice in the morning, the first sound I heard in my ears — was the B.B.C Urdu Service. And when I opened my eyes, I saw my father, shaving his beard for the morning army parade, with the radio on the table. Radio was extremely popular at the time, and everyone had to have one. The BBC’s services were extreme, and only a small percentage of the population was unaware of or did not listen to them. They were most likely those who did not have access to a radio.

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Teaching and Training: A Closer Look at Their Roles

Teaching and Training: A Closer Look at Their Roles

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The terms teaching and training are sometimes used interchangeably, yet they are fundamentally different. Training develops abilities through practise in a real-world setting, whereas teaching imparts knowledge, instruction, or information. People’s prior knowledge and experiences are transferred into the real world of work through training.