Originally Posted by ADIL KHESHGI

In CSS, one must keep in mind our Ideological borders, because if you are going to discuss the whole world then it might come in clash with our ideology. I'll suggest that one must take those topics which are non-controversial in nature. I myself attempted Gender Equality is a Myth and tried to prove the slogan false and illogical in a scholarly way but unfortunately failed to qualify essay. Description of different Feminist Schools of thought was necessary for that essay, in Pakistan as well as in the whole world (Muslim and Non-Muslim), I did the same thing but still failed.

Originally Posted by googlechrome

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Pakistan’s traffic problems
Introduction:
In terms of population Pakistan is the 7th largest country in the world. With its infrastructure and roads not according to the international standards in some cities Pakistan is facing major problem of traffic jams and accidents in different congested cities. On account of these traffic jams and low limits of maximum speeds daily problems arise. This results into further problems which further the worsening situation of traffic flow. Traffic problems have never been a rocket science to be known for their causes. But once problem arises, only concrete steps taken can resolve the issue.

Why are the traffic problems in Pakistan?
- More vehicles than roads’ capacity
- Larger population owning vehicles
- Lack of adequate public transport
- Deficiency of traffic controllers
- Protocols
- Condition of roads
- Number of bypasses
- Recklessness of drivers
What do the traffic problems do to us?
- Hurdle in day-to-day work
- Roads’ condition and deterioration
- Accidents
- Public frustration
How to solve the issues
- Adequate public transport
- Standard width and condition of roads
- Construction of bypasses
- Traffic wardens along the length and at critical bends
- Efficient protocol management