Namak Mirchi Club Of Pakwheels Part 7

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Snapdragon flower - after the petals dry and fall off, there remains skull like structure.
Nature is incredible

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Prohibits educationists from wearing jeans, tights, t-shirts during duty hours
Principals told to ensure teaching, non-teaching staff observe personal hygiene

The Federal Directorate of Education on Monday asked female teachers not to wear jeans and tights and banned their male counterparts from wearing jeans and t-shirts.

SOURCE DAWN

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am surprised that such matters need govt intervention. What has happened to family training and civility among the people. What has gone wrong with general perception, moral and civil basic practices of religious ideology.

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The FBI is using a controversial technology traditionally used to locate smartphones as a car tracking surveillance tool that spies on vehicles’ on-board WiFi.

Known as a Stingray or a cell-site simulator, the tool masquerades as a cell tower in order to force all devices in a given area to connect into it. Agents can then pick the number they’re interested in and locate the device. Normally that would be a mobile phone, but a search warrant application discovered by Forbes shows it can also be used to find vehicles, as long as they have onboard Wi-Fi. That’s because car Wi-Fi systems act like a phone, in that they reach out to mobile networks to get their data. So it makes sense that police would use it to find a car, though this appears to be the first case on record of it happening.

The application to use the Stingray was filed by the FBI in Wisconsin in May, as it sought to locate a vehicle - a Dodge Durango Hellcat - it believed was being used by a man indicted for drug dealing and firearms possession crimes

Complete article is here

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female teachers not to wear jeans and tights and banned their male counterparts from wearing jeans and t-shirts.

when the social & family fabric is torn apart over period of time such things happen. Rest assure if it is a law by the Govt it will be dysfunctional before it gets implemented. Mayra Jism Mayre Marzi class will be on roads, and the debate will lead nowhere.

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All things considered, I believe it a good decision by the govt. Whether it's implemented or not is a separate issue.
Institutes also have a responsibility to maintain their dress code. If institutes cannot have their teachers maintain a dress code then I believe they have no right to criticize any student.

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A week ago, same media created a too much hype when an M.S of a hospital gave guidelines for dress code of its employees.
Islamic Republic of Pakistan naam to hai, lakin hum aisi koi Islamic ya ethical dictation lain gay nahi. Our standards are getting high which is Liberalism, sorry to say.

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we are citizen' of Jokers Republic

ever witnessed any rapist / murderer being beheaded or a thief non active hand amputated in Islamic Republic of Pakistan ??

there is a law we as local administration of rural areas practice for local dispute resolution if both the parties approach us for solution before heading for sessions court.

That law is devised in 1936 by Britishers' for Subcontinent. In plain words common people can term it as panchayat ka faisala. Am sure many of you with rural roots know about it, here we are in 2021 still practicing Queen's law in an Islamic republic.

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A mother-in-law visits her daughter & son-in-law before leaving for a trip.

They are sipping coffee and chatting. Suddenly, the mother-in-law looks at the clock and jumps off her chair exclaiming, "It's already 3 pm! I'm about to miss my train!"

She begins to put her coat on in a hurry. At this moment the six-year-old grand daughter runs up to her and before her dad can do anything, she says, "Don't hurry Granny, Daddy set the clock two hours ahead."

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US car giant Ford is to stop making cars in India and shut down both of its plants in the country, according to a company statement.

Ford said it would close the plants in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu states by the second quarter of 2022 but it would continue to make car engines for export.

The firm is the latest big car firm to leave India in recent years.

In 2017, General Motors (GM) stopped making cars for the Indian market.

And last year, Harley-Davidson stopping manufacturing and massively scaled back its sales operations in what is the world's biggest motorcycle market.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-58497640

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