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13 مقدراں دی کھیڈ

مقدراں دی کھیڈ

 

                ناہید اک وڈے سرکاری افسر دی اکلی اولاد سی۔ ایس لئی اوس دی پرورش بہت ای چنگے ڈھنگ نال ہوئی اوس نوں ماں تے پیو دا رجھواں پیار وی ملیا۔ جدوں اوس نے بی ایس سی دا امتحان دتا تاں اوس دے گھر کئی رشتے آنا شروع ہوگئے۔ اک دن ناہید دی ماں دی سہیلی اوہناں دے گھر آئی تے مینوں اپنے پتر اعجاز لئی منگ لیا۔ حالے اوہدا نتیجہ وی نئیں سی آیا کہ اوہ ناہید اعجاز بن گئی۔

                اعجاز اک چنگا، سوہنا تے کماؤ پتر سی۔ گھر دے سارے جی ناہید دا خیال رکھدے سن۔ کیوں جے اعجاز اک سرکاری ملازم سی ایس لئی اک سال لنگھن دا پتہ وی نہ لگا۔ ویاہ توں اک سال بعد میں اک پتر دی دی ماں بن گئی۔ پتر دا ناں آصف رکھیا گیا۔ آصف دے جمن تے سارے گھر والے خاص کر سس سوہرا تے جیٹھانی بہت خوش سن۔ اوس دی وڈی وجہ ایہہ سی کہ میرے جیٹھ دی کوئی اولاد نئیں سی۔ سارے ای آصف نال انتہا دا پیار کردے سن۔

                ایہناں دناں وچ بہت کم ہوون پاروں اعجاز بوہتا مصروف ہوگیا، کدے رات نوں چھیتی گھر...

Antecedents of “Quality of Work” in Islamic Perspective Through Mediating Effect of Perceived Job Performance

In most of service organizations particularly in Pakistan financial sector, employees have reduced their job performance and shortened quality of work due to many factors influencing them at workplace. This research study aims to explore such antecedents in view of Islam that can improve the quality of work in banking sector wherein mediating effect of perceived job performance has been tested. Model variables of this study have also been described in the Islamic perspective. Islam is complete religion in all respect and provides foundation for quality of work. Accuracy & beatification in work, discipline, sequence of tasks, impartiality, and Islamic job satisfaction, knowing ourselves and its link with knowing to our God are parts of quality of work and employees’ performance in the Islamic point of view.  The target population of this study covers 20,514 employees of banking sector working in capital cities of Pakistan. Data were collected via cross sectional approach from 380 desk and frontline officials of Public and private banks. Confirmatory factor analysis and structural equation modeling techniques were used for data analysis. Findings of this research are demonstrated that job satisfaction and emotional intelligence are found the valuable antecedents of job performance and quality of work where employee’s job performance has been proved as a partial mediator between antecedents and quality of work. The two antecedents i.e. Job satisfaction, emotional intelligence of perceived job performance and quality of work have been supposed in this study to take as interpreters for the improvement of employees’ contentment and abilities in the working environment of banking sector. These are positively persuaded to job performance and quality of work. A practical exposure is offered by this research that organizational education about importance to employee’s satisfaction and emotional intelligence would be vital for achieving optimum results in this industry.

Wheat Productivity under Different Inputs and Crop Establishment Techniques in a Rice-Based Cropping System

Rice-wheat cropping system (RWCS) has been the major production practice in NWFP, Pakistan. Late sowing of wheat in a conventional way after late harvest of rice reduce wheat yield. The objective of this study was to determine the effect of various tillage techniques on wheat productivity in combination with herbicides, N fertilizer levels and seed rates under RWCS. Three field experiments were carried out on wheat at Agronomic Research Farm, Faculty of Agriculture, Gomal University, D.I.Khan, Pakistan in 2007-08 and 2008-09. In experiment I, five herbicides (2,4-D ester @ 1.25 L ha-1, Puma supper 75 EW @ 1.25 L ha-1, 2,4-D + Puma supper 75 EW @ 1.25 L ha-1 each, Affinity 50 WDG @ 2 kg ha-1, and control) and three tillage techniques [zero (ZT), reduced (RT) and conventional tillage (CT)] were studied. In experiment II, five nitrogen levels (0, 80, 120, 160, and 200 kg N per ha) and three tillage techniques (as in experiment I) while in experiment III, four seed rates (70, 100, 130, and 160 kg per ha) and three tillage techniques (as in experiment I) were evaluated in RCB design with split plot arrangement replicated 4 times. Tillage was allotted to main plots in all the 3 experiments while herbicides, N levels and seed rates were applied to subplots in experiment I, II & III, respectively. Herbicides and tillage alone or in combination significantly influenced weeds density per m2, fresh and dry weed biomass (FWB & DWB), leaf area per tiller, leaf area index (LAI), plant height, spike length, tillers per m2, spikes per m2, grains per spike, 1000 grain weight, biological yield (kg per ha), grain yield (kg per ha), harvest index % (H.I), net benefit and benefit cost ratio (BCR). Higher leaf area per tiller- (141 cm2), LAI (3.4), plant height (88.2 cm), spike length (11.5 cm), tillers per m2 (237.7), spikes per m2 (228.1), grains per spike (72.4), 1000 grains weight (46.2 g), biological yield ( 15492 kg per ha), grain yield (6906.9 kg per ha), H.I (44.6%), net benefit (Rs.124824 per ha) and BCR (6.3:1) were recorded from Affinity. Maximum weeds density per m2 (75.5), FWB (845.3 g per m2) and DWB (220.4 g per m2) were recorded in control. The highest net benefit (Rs.98069 per ha) and BCR (5.5:1) were obtained from ZT, while maximum tillers per m2 (222.2), spikes per m2 (212.8), biological yield (13617 kg ha-1) and grain yield (5583.8 kg ha-1) were obtained from RT. Maximum H.I (43.3%), weeds density per m2 (48.3), FWB (536.6 g per m2) and DWB (136.5 g per m2) were observed in CT. In experiment II, N and tillage alone or in combination had significant effect on leaf area per tiller, LAI, plant height, tillers per m2, spikes per m2, grains per spike, 1000-grain weight, biological yield (kg per ha), grain yield (kg per ha), H.I, net benefit, BCR, N agronomic efficiency (AE), physiological efficiency (PE) and N recovery efficiency (RE). Maximum leaf area per tiller (132.9 cm2), LAI (4.0), plant height (90.8 cm), spike length (10.6 cm), tillers per m2 (305), spikes per m2 (294.8), grains per spike (63.8), 1000-grain weight (42.4 g), biological yield (20777 kg per ha), grain yield (6844.6 kg per ha), net benefit (Rs.121163 per ha) and BCR (5.7:1) were recorded from 200 kg N per ha, while maximum AE (27.1 kg per kg) and RE (56.8 %) were recorded from 160 kg N per ha. Maximum PE (49.7 kg kg-1) was recorded from 120 kg N per ha, while maximum H.I (37.3 %) was recorded from 0 kg N ha-1. Maximum leaf area per tiller (111.8 cm2), LAI (3.0), spike length (9.8 cm), tillers per m2 and spikes per m2 (255.4) were recorded from ZT, while plant height, grains per spike, 1000-grain weight, biological yield, grain yield, H.I, net benefit, BCR, nitrogen AE, PE and RE (%) were not significantly influenced by tillage. Relative grain yield (95 %) was recorded at 180, 160 and 150 kg N per ha for ZT, RT and CT, respectively. In experiment III, seed rates and tillage alone or in combination had significant effect on leaf area per tiller, LAI, spike length, tillers per m2, spikes per m2, grains per spike, 1000-grain weight, biological yield (kg per ha), grain yield (kg per ha), H.I, net benefit and BCR. Maximum leaf area per tiller (110.9 cm2), spike length (10.1cm), grains spike-1 (57.2), 1000-grain weight (44.5 g) and H.I (38.4 %) were recorded at 70 kg per ha seed rate, while maximum LAI (2.5), tillers per m2 and spikes per m2 were recorded at highest seed rate of 160 kg per ha. Maximum biological yield (13463 kg per ha), grain yield (4844.9 kg per ha), net benefit (Rs. 81454 per ha) and BCR (4.4) were recorded at 130 kg ha-1 seed rate. Maximum LAI (2.4), tillers per m2 (237.8), spikes per m2 (232.5), biological yield (12723 kg per ha), grain yield (4654.6 kg per ha) and net benefit (Rs.78190 per ha) were obtained from RT, while maximum BCR (4.4) was recorded from ZT. CT and ZT produced similar spike length (9.6 cm). Tillage showed non significant effect on leaf area per tiller, plant height, grains per spike, 1000-grains weight and H.I. Relative grain yield (95%) for ZT, RT and CT was obtained at 95, 89 and 117 kg per ha, respectively. It is concluded that affinity was the most effective against broad leaf and grasses in combination with ZT and resulted in highest net return. ZT was more economical at higher N compared to RT or CT. ZT at 130 kg per ha seed rate resulted in the highest BCR and net return. ZT and RT performed better than CT.
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