Current Affairs book by Wasim Riaz Khan

YasirG · #1 Tuesday, November 24, 2015

All the "work" compiled in this book is totally copy pasted, if you dont believe just go through the relations of Pakistan with USA/Afghanistan/India and compare it with the articles given in this book, everything is taken from wikipedia. Better not to buy this its totally a waste of money.

@author : only once you can get money thorugh compiling such fake books under your name, Jahangir books are always a copy paste work. Pathetic

Waseem Riaz Khan · #2 Wednesday, November 25, 2015

appreciate your feedback.
You know why most of people fail in CSS? They dont make sense when they are talking. This is from my experience of teaching css candidates for 4 years The over-generalizing of facts with using words like "all" and "totally" not only kick them out of this prestigious exam but also let them abuse the whole system later on.

Now coming to your feedback, i invite all those who have the book and request them to go and check my book and compare it with the data on wikipedia. First, 60 to 70% of the topics of the book are not even listed on wikipedia. Had everything been there, no body would have purchased the book.
Secondly, those topics which are listed there can be compared with the book and seen if its copy paste or different altogether.

Thirdly, i never intended to include few topics of whom data i didnt have. But publisher insisted that if students are paying price they must have all the topics. So they included few topics data from wikipedia so that students get everything from one place. It was in this context that i revised the edition

Your feedback is correct to an extent that few topics have that data and there isnt anything wrong with that. CSS papers dont put a bar that you produce wikipedia data and in my opinion its the best data resource available to candidates.

And finally, this wasnt a research. I definitely collected data, and arguments from multiple sources, compiled them and made a concise arrangement of the topics for candidates and hence the price of the book for them.

Any one expecting that i would have produced my own research work after reading hundreds of books in 6 months is either a fool or ignorant.

So here is a book that i think gives much of info related to current affairs. If you have better options you may go for them. In fact css candidates should always look to different sources for their preparation.

With respect to the language you used, i am not gonna reciprocate that because then you and me would be at the Same level which we are, judging from your language, certainly not.

Thanks. WRK

Aayeshaa889 · #3 Wednesday, November 25, 2015

From where I can get the book

Rishah · #4 Tuesday, August 30, 2016

Would somebody plz let me know about the books and type of questions asked in the current affair examination?? As current affair are not constant. How will we prepare for exam? Any recommended books???

Neelam gul · #5 Wednesday, August 31, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by Waseem Riaz Khan

appreciate your feedback.
You know why most of people fail in CSS? They dont make sense when they are talking. This is from my experience of teaching css candidates for 4 years The over-generalizing of facts with using words like "all" and "totally" not only kick them out of this prestigious exam but also let them abuse the whole system later on.

Now coming to your feedback, i invite all those who have the book and request them to go and check my book and compare it with the data on wikipedia. First, 60 to 70% of the topics of the book are not even listed on wikipedia. Had everything been there, no body would have purchased the book.
Secondly, those topics which are listed there can be compared with the book and seen if its copy paste or different altogether.

Thirdly, i never intended to include few topics of whom data i didnt have. But publisher insisted that if students are paying price they must have all the topics. So they included few topics data from wikipedia so that students get everything from one place. It was in this context that i revised the edition

Your feedback is correct to an extent that few topics have that data and there isnt anything wrong with that. CSS papers dont put a bar that you produce wikipedia data and in my opinion its the best data resource available to candidates.

And finally, this wasnt a research. I definitely collected data, and arguments from multiple sources, compiled them and made a concise arrangement of the topics for candidates and hence the price of the book for them.

Any one expecting that i would have produced my own research work after reading hundreds of books in 6 months is either a fool or ignorant.

So here is a book that i think gives much of info related to current affairs. If you have better options you may go for them. In fact css candidates should always look to different sources for their preparation.

With respect to the language you used, i am not gonna reciprocate that because then you and me would be at the Same level which we are, judging from your language, certainly not.

Thanks. WRK

sir what about the 2017 version? does it include new topics or the same 2016?

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Waseem Riaz Khan · #6 Sunday, September 11, 2016

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Originally Posted by Neelam gul

sir what about the 2017 version? does it include new topics or the same 2016?

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2017 edition of the book is in the market.
The contents are:
1. Pakistan domestic affairs
A. Baluchistan issue
B. Corruption
C. CPEC
D. Democracy in pak
E. Economic profile of pak
F. Energy crisis
G. Foreign police of pak
H. Geo strategic imp of pak
I. Media in pak
J. National action plan
K. Over population
L. Water crisis in pak
M. Education and health in pak
N. Operation zarb e azb
O. Minorities in pak
P. Privatisation in pak
Q. Religious intolerance in pak
R. Honor killings in pak
S. Panama papers

2. Pak external affairs
A. Indo pak relations
B. China pak relations
C. Pak afghan relations
D. Pak iran relations
E. Pak US relations
F. Pak and SAARC
G. PAk and OIC
H. Asean
I. Pak and SCO
j. Pak turkey relations
K. Pak UN relations
L. Pak ar UNO
M. Russia china and pakistan-a new axis
N. Islamic military alluance and pak

3. Global issues
A. Human rights
B. Global warming
C. World population
D. Global energy markets
E. Nuclear south asia
F. Nuclear proliferation
G. International trade
H. Trans pacific relations
I. Millennium development goals and pak
J. Globalization
K. Conflicta in middle east
L. Syrian civil war
M. Isis and middle east
N. Kashmir conflict
O. Palestine issue
P. Int security
Q. International political economy
R. Concept of regional terrorism
S. Turkish failed coup

Lost destiney · #7 Sunday, September 11, 2016

its a best book.. never misguid other people

blue berry · #8 Thursday, October 06, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by Waseem Riaz Khan

appreciate your feedback.
You know why most of people fail in CSS? They dont make sense when they are talking. This is from my experience of teaching css candidates for 4 years The over-generalizing of facts with using words like "all" and "totally" not only kick them out of this prestigious exam but also let them abuse the whole system later on.

Now coming to your feedback, i invite all those who have the book and request them to go and check my book and compare it with the data on wikipedia. First, 60 to 70% of the topics of the book are not even listed on wikipedia. Had everything been there, no body would have purchased the book.
Secondly, those topics which are listed there can be compared with the book and seen if its copy paste or different altogether.

Thirdly, i never intended to include few topics of whom data i didnt have. But publisher insisted that if students are paying price they must have all the topics. So they included few topics data from wikipedia so that students get everything from one place. It was in this context that i revised the edition

Your feedback is correct to an extent that few topics have that data and there isnt anything wrong with that. CSS papers dont put a bar that you produce wikipedia data and in my opinion its the best data resource available to candidates.

And finally, this wasnt a research. I definitely collected data, and arguments from multiple sources, compiled them and made a concise arrangement of the topics for candidates and hence the price of the book for them.

Any one expecting that i would have produced my own research work after reading hundreds of books in 6 months is either a fool or ignorant.

So here is a book that i think gives much of info related to current affairs. If you have better options you may go for them. In fact css candidates should always look to different sources for their preparation.

With respect to the language you used, i am not gonna reciprocate that because then you and me would be at the Same level which we are, judging from your language, certainly not.

Thanks. WRK

I have read this book and there is nothing in it that did not satisfy me.Moreover,it contains all the required topics in just one book.so it can help one immensly without wasting any

Quote:

Originally Posted by Waseem Riaz Khan

appreciate your feedback.
You know why most of people fail in CSS? They dont make sense when they are talking. This is from my experience of teaching css candidates for 4 years The over-generalizing of facts with using words like "all" and "totally" not only kick them out of this prestigious exam but also let them abuse the whole system later on.

Now coming to your feedback, i invite all those who have the book and request them to go and check my book and compare it with the data on wikipedia. First, 60 to 70% of the topics of the book are not even listed on wikipedia. Had everything been there, no body would have purchased the book.
Secondly, those topics which are listed there can be compared with the book and seen if its copy paste or different altogether.

Thirdly, i never intended to include few topics of whom data i didnt have. But publisher insisted that if students are paying price they must have all the topics. So they included few topics data from wikipedia so that students get everything from one place. It was in this context that i revised the edition

Your feedback is correct to an extent that few topics have that data and there isnt anything wrong with that. CSS papers dont put a bar that you produce wikipedia data and in my opinion its the best data resource available to candidates.

And finally, this wasnt a research. I definitely collected data, and arguments from multiple sources, compiled them and made a concise arrangement of the topics for candidates and hence the price of the book for them.

Any one expecting that i would have produced my own research work after reading hundreds of books in 6 months is either a fool or ignorant.

So here is a book that i think gives much of info related to current affairs. If you have better options you may go for them. In fact css candidates should always look to different sources for their preparation.

With respect to the language you used, i am not gonna reciprocate that because then you and me would be at the Same level which we are, judging from your language, certainly not.

Thanks. WRK

I have read this book and there is nothing in it that did not nuture my thirst to knowledge.Moreover,it contains all the required topics in just one book.so it can help one immensly without any prodigal time.From my side its a yes to all the new aspirants.further more u can read various publications for broader perspective.

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Scorp2 · #9 Friday, October 07, 2016

Can one prefer this book for fpsc tests of b.p.s 17?

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