mano g plz also guide us about time management routine its all mess 12 subjects what to do what to not plz sir ........????

For you and those who want to have notes of academy, here is the link of the website, you will find the way of getting notes and the contact information of Mr.Mazhar is also available.

http://www.novacss.com/detail.php?page_id=67




Mano g i have contacted them through call and they are saying that notes are only available to academy students no outsider can have it

See the second last post of the following thread, you will find the way hopefully.

http://www.cssforum.com.pk/beginners...success-8.html

don't cry and believe in yourself, may be they have changed their policies due to some commercial reasons

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mano g can u confirm this from them???

I have talked to them, yes, you are right, notes are for regular academy students....I have asked them to add this information on their website for clarity of students!

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mano g are you still having the notes of that academy if yes.then is it possible 4 u to share it with me.pls

Young habits die hard
Mano g please check my first piece of writing.

Young habits die hard
The maxim is reflective of the fact that the habits adopted by a child in the initial stage of his life, would hardly fade away from his mind in the later part of his life. Childhood generally is a transitional period for man. What he learns during this period, leaves their imprints on his mind for many years in the future. Similarly, habits he developed in this early phase of his life, remains associated with him for many years on end as they get etched in his mind and despite his well he would find it hard to get rid of those notorious habits. If a child in his early days adopts the habit of stealing trivial things, chances are on that a professional thief awaits him in the future. And once he adopts this notorious habit, despite his well, he would find it hard to purge himself off the vice of theft. Besides, by theft he not only meet his material needs but also draws peace of mind too. Similarly, if a child catches the habit of lying in his early days, then he surely remained a liar in the remaining course of his life as the adage strikingly goes; once a liar is always a liar. Lying is one of the root causes of the myriad of social evils. It would easily plagues the society by planting the seed of discomfort and contention amongst the masses. Besides, a liar always falls short of attaining the credibility in the society. People never trust on a liar and his sources. As lying is against the truth, so it is strongly discouraged by Islam.
Likewise, if someone gets addicted to drugs in the early phase of his life, would steadily sink in this quagmire and find no way out. Addiction, would lead a man to vices like theft, robbery and street begging and the likes. Moreover, it would ultimately cease man's life span by resulting in many fatal diseases.
So by keeping a vigil eye on children during their early life, parents can not only ensure a bright future for their children but also pave the way for cultivating a healthy and prosperous society.

Mano gi, i made this outline of the Disaster management in Pakistan after considering many small things. might be possible there is still somethings which should be included or omitted. now, kindly check its logical order or make it correct if needed...waiting.

1. Introduction.
2. What is hazard?
3. Types of hazard
(a) Geological hazards
(b) Water & Climate Hazards
(c) Environmental Hazards
(d) Chemical, industrial and nuclear Accidents
(e) Accident related
4. What is Vulnerability
(a) Physical Vulnerability
(b) Socio-Economic Vulnerability
5. What is Capacity
6. What is Risk
7. Disaster Management Cycle
(a) Mitigation
(b) Preparedness
(c) Response
(d) Recovery
8. History of Disasters in Pakistan
9. Disaster Management Policy at national Level
10. Water Resources
11. Structure of Disaster management
12. Role of NDMA
13. Role of NGO’s
14. Comparison with other regional Disaster management authorities
15. Gloomy state of Disaster management
16. Consequences of meager Disaster management
17. Organized Disaster Management is indispensible
18. Suggestion
19. Conclusion.

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"Our Lord, give us the good in this world and the good in the hereafter." (Al-Qur'an, 2:201).

Well, it will not be practically possible to share the notes, however i will try to upload them here on forum.

Appreciable effort, I haven't find any grammatical or conceptual mistake, keep it up!

your outline is somewhat acceptable from heading no.7 onwards, you have included many irrelevant headings, for example, details of hazards, types etc.......you have to focus on ''disaster risk management in Pakistan'', if the topic is regarding ''disasters'', then you are supposed to write about hazards, so focus on the ways to manage disasters in the context of Pakistan.

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Mano g if u'll do so it 'll be great favour.