Thread: Taleem mahengi ayyashi sasti: Do you people agree?
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Old Sunday, April 25, 2010
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Originally Posted by KAWISH View Post
aoa i could not get what you are exactly so upset about?if it is motive ,with which most of the people get education,then your sulking might be in the right place.but realisation is the first and the most essential step towards revolution.and if you and many other like you have started to realise the dellima then the next appropriate step is to utilise your achievements in correcting the wrongs you are talking about
i might not agree with you on the point that education and books etc. are so expensive to be in the reach of the poor,as someone in this thread has already pointed out that education in Pakistan is much cheaper as compare to many other countries of the world....
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He wanted to say that our education is like a joke.
That means A.Q khan did a joke by making nukes for the pakistan despite of having basic education from pakistan.
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Last edited by Princess Royal; Sunday, April 25, 2010 at 08:53 AM. Reason: It might have heated the argument b/w two of you. There could be a valid reason so do not get personal. Against the rules!
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