Pehur Hamlet ، پاکستان موسم کا حال

Corona virus is increasingly spreading in Pakistan,over 1500 cases are found in Pakistan of which 15 died 25 recovered 1490 are under treatment.

Incredibly beautiful city in China.

Guangzhou is a huge port city northwest of Hong Kong, lying on the Pearl River. The city is famous for its avant-garde buildings, including the Guangzhou Opera House, designed by architect Zaha Hadid and resembling a sea-stone rounded by the sea, Guangdong Provincial Museum, which looks like a box with slots, and a television tower in the form of thin hourglasses. The Guangdong Folk Museum was opened in the Chen Ancestral Temple, founded in 1894.

US President Donald Trump refers to a law allowing the army to suppress riots, the military says the army cannot be used inside the US

Donald Trump promised to deploy troops in response to ongoing protests in many cities around the country.

Yesterday, the president called the violent protests “domestic terrorist acts,” which should be suppressed by law enforcement.

"If a city or state refuses to take the necessary actions to protect the lives and property of its inhabitants, I will deploy the United States troops and quickly solve the problem for them," Trump said. He referred to the Uprising Act of 1807, which allows the president to use troops to suppress riots.

At the same time, CNN Pentagon interlocutors talked about the deep and growing concern among the military that arose even before Trump’s statement. Some military officials said the situation does not require the deployment of troops unless state governors provide convincing arguments that this is necessary.

"I would very much like local law enforcement officers to take responsibility," said a spokesman for the Department of Defense, citing laws prohibiting armies from performing law enforcement functions within the United States.

Are the online studies valuable to students?

There has been a press release on 15

April, 2020 by the consent students of University of Cape Coast, Ghana to share their grievances on the government's decision to study via e -learning.

It is obvious that the government is doing it best to provide quality education to their future leaders as they decide on an online studies in a time like this. Due to the pandemic virus, Covid-19 that has slowed down all activities, it was of course a good initiative by the government to introduce e learning platforms for students.

But have they thought of students living in remote areas with poor network service, and even they should support us with us with data. In as much as they can. Because our parents whom we rely are also home not working especially those in the lock-down areas such as Accra and Dumas. Students are in psychological trauma and emotional too. It is however unfair if these measures are not taken into consideration.

In view of these there has been a press release to appeal to the government and administration to tackle these issues very well.

"As Iqbal placed the body of Ilm Din into the grave, he tearfully declared: "This uneducated young man has surpassed us, the educated ones."

The 1920’s in India witnessed the publishing of an inflammatory book vilifying Prophet Muhammad (SAW) thereby adding fuel to the existing Muslim/Hindu tensions. The British Raj ruled India and the creation of Pakistan was still a distant dream in the hearts of the Indian Muslims. The Muslim population was understandably incensed and mass protests were held. Prashaad Prataab had authored Rangeela Rasool (The Colourful Prophet), under the pen name of Pandit Chamupati Lal. The word rangeela means ‘colourful’ but can be understood in this context to mean ‘playboy’. [Nauzbillah]

Rajpal was a Hindu book publisher from Lahore. He took the responsibility of publishing the book in 1923 and pledged not to disclose the author’s real name. Pressure from the Muslim community resulted in the matter being taken to Session court Lahore which found Raj Pal guilty and sentenced him. Subsequently Rajpal appealed against the decision of Session Court in the Lahore High court. The appeal was heard by Judge Daleep Singh who gave leave to appeal on the grounds that on the basis of criticism against the religious leaders, no matter how immoral it is, is not covered by S.153 of the Indian Penal Code. Thus Rajpal could not be sentenced as law did not cover blasphemous criticism against religion. The High Court decision was widely criticised and protests were made against it by Muslims of India. Little did anyone suspect that one young man’s course of action would bring about a significant change in the Law, ensuring that Islam would be covered by blasphemy laws.

Ilm Din was an illiterate teenager from Lahore. His father was a carpenter. One day he was passing near Masjid (mosque) Wazir Khan. There was a huge crowd shouting slogans against Rajpal. The speaker thundered: "Oh Muslims! The devil Rajpal has sought to dishonour our beloved Prophet Muhammed (S.A.W) by his filthy book!”

• Ilm Din was deeply affected by this passionate speech and vowed to take action. On 6th September 1929 Ilm Deen set out for the bazaar and purchased a dagger for one rupee. He hid the dagger in his pants and waited opposite Rajpal’s Shop. Rajpal had not arrived yet. His flight had arrived at Lahore airport and he proceeded to phone the police in order to request them to provide him security. Ilm Deen did not know what the publisher looked like. He asked a few passer-by’s as to Rajpal’s whereabouts and said that he needed to discuss something with him. Rajpal entered the shop without detection but soon after a man alerted Ilm Din that Rajpal was inside. The young man entered the shop, lunged forward and attacked him. He stabbed his dagger into the chest of Rajpal with such force that his heart was ripped from his body. Rajpal fell dead on the ground. Ilm Deen made no attempt to escape. Rajpal’s employees grabbed him and shouted for help.

Our Nation Delimma

I never Published an Article but the following heart-wrenching Incident forced me to do so which took place yesterday at Rahim Yar Khan Pakistan, where a father hanged his son because he wouldn't stop crying due to hunger while his wife left him few days back when he failed to provide them food to survive due to the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic. We said that a father is nothing without his son but what will be the condition of that father when he tied rope around a neck of his his own child knowing that he is going to kill him. I can just feel pain and anguish. Nothing else.. Why? Because we are equally responsible for all this.

How many students are studying in different universities of Pakistan but how many know that many employees working there are on daily wages?

I was member of my university hostel mess management committee for the last two years but just two months back i came to know that some waiters and dish washers are working there on daily wages for the last 10 to 15 years. Some of them have school going kids and living on rent. They are waiting for their monthly salary which is not more than 15,000pkr ($100).

When we the students busy praying for our Vacations they are worried about cut-off from their salaries due to those Vacations.

But unfortunately we'll do nothing neither our leaders will. We as a Nation Failed in this and we didn't have any effective strategies.

What will they do now when no one is there to give them job or provide them something to eat for their survival?

We as a Muslims also failed because we forget advices of our Heroes like Hazrat Umar ibn Al-Khattab said if a dog dies hungry on the banks of the River Euphrates, Umar will be responsible for dereliction of duty. Hence we and our Leaders are Responsible for all this.

HIV structure degradation and HIV cure:

Umair Masood:

When HIV first enters the human body or human blood stream the virus start circulates throughout the body. The protective surface of HIV is study with particular protein called gp120 and lip membrane envelop inside the capside that contain a viral RNA and viral enzyme.Gp120 protein on the virus is only able to bind with a cell surface called CD4-receptor.The second receptor protein ccr5 present on the surface of macrophages for the virus enter the cell by endocystosis and HIV cycle begin. From given Diagram virus Receptor attached with Lipid envelops if we can break the structure of Lipid envelops by using a enzyme called lipase virus could not be able to attach the surface of cell because the structure of the virus is degrade. The special type of lipase called pancreatic lipase which is working in 37°C and 7.0 PH can be used in this process

DNA fingerprinting and CRISPR cas9 system:

Umair Masood

Leicester university geneticist Alec Jeffreys develops a technique called DNA fingerprinting in 1985 it allows the DNA sample from different people to be compared look for similarities and differences. It used the solving crime and can confirm if the people are related to each other like paternity testing. There is a section of chromosomes where instead of a gene consisting of a long sequence of bases, they are much shorter sequencing of three to five base that is repeated in many times these repeated sequences called short tandem repeats. If we can know the STR sequence of any person then we can design a gRNA.CRISPR to scan through DNA or find specific STR sequences of another person. If the CRISPR does not find the targeted STR sequence it does not bind to it its means that no fluorescence color appears under UV-light but its scan and find its target and this binding create a fluorescence signal its means that STR can occur in given DNA and both persons are related to each other with respect to any point that is father or son or suspect and victim. The DNA we can check is must be labeled with fluorescence color.

Reference:

https://www.academia.edu/44639177/DNA_fingerprinting_and_CRISPR_cas9_system

Muhammad Sohaib fitness trainer

Muhammad Sohaib is a fitness trainer and fitness model who helped in body transformation of many people.

he said that staying active is one of the best ways to keep our bodies healthy. But did you know it can also improve your overall well-being and quality of life?

It’s a natural mood lifter.

Regular physical activity can relieve stress, anxiety, depression and anger. You know that "feel good sensation" you get after doing something physical? Think of it as a happy pill with no side effects! Most people notice they feel better over time as physical activity becomes a regular part of their lives.

It keeps you physically fit and able.

Without regular activity, your body slowly loses its strength, stamina and ability to function properly. It’s like the old saying: you don’t stop moving from growing old, you grow old from stopping moving. Exercise increases muscle strength, which in turn increases your ability to do other physical activities.