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صنفی تشدد، رسم و رواج اور سماجی ڈھانچے کا باہمی تعامل : ضلع لاڑکانہ کے گاوٗں سیھڑ میں موجود خواتین کی عصری اکایٗوں کا مطالعہ

Thesis Info

Author

ارم ناز

Supervisor

انور شاہین

Program

MA

Institute

University of Karachi

Institute Type

Public

City

Karachi

Province

Sindh

Country

Pakistan

Thesis Completing Year

2011

Page

97

Subject

Sociology

Language

Urdu

Added

2021-02-17 19:49:13

Modified

2023-01-06 19:20:37

ARI ID

1676728314240

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کاغذی تھیں جلا کے رکھ دی ہیں
تجھ کو اب دل سے دیکھنا ہے مجھے
آج دیکھا ہے بے حجاب اُس کو
دیکھنا اِن میں خواب آئیں گے
صبر میرا شعار ٹھہرا ہے
ساری چڑیاں اڑا کے رکھ دی ہیں
اپنی آنکھیں چھپا کے رکھ دی ہیں
ساری باتیں بھلا کے رکھ دی ہیں
میں نے آنکھیں سلا کے رکھ دی ہیں
خواہشیں سب دبا کے رکھ دی ہیں

Coverage of Women Issues in the Pakistan’s Press: A Critical Analysis

The aim of this research is to thoroughly analyze the part multilingual dailies play in covering women issues in Pakistan. It is rooted from national newspapers, the Daily ‘Dawn’, the Daily ‘Jang’ and the Daily ‘Kawish’ in the year of 2011. The study explores to what extent of the violence against women and education issue of women is dealt by the sampled dailies. The study employed content analysis a quantitative research methodology during 1st January 2011 to 31st December 2011. The contents of the newspaper were measured in column per centimeter of the space of one year. For this research work three major dailies of three different languages, the Daily Dawn, the Daily Jang and the Daily Kawish were selected. In sum up, an elite class newspaper the Daily Dawn has published 562 very little issues of women and used 0.6 percent of the total capacity which is of 4353024 co./cm in the year of 2011. However, the Sindhi language newspaper, the Daily Kawish has used 2430 a little more issue of women and covered 2.3 percent of total capacity of 1678976 col./cm of this daily in 2011. To some extent, the Urdu language newspaper the Daily Jang has reported 1297 more number of women issues and used 1 percent of total capacity of 2423616 col./cm in one year. Hence, the result shows that Pakistani press gives a little bit space to issues of women rights. Although, the Daily Dawn and the Daily Kawish have reported more issues of violence against women but the Daily Jang (an Urdu language newspaper) has covered more education problems of women in its newspaper in the year of 2011.

Hydro-Glaciological Modelling of Contrasting Hydrological Regimes of Upper Indus Basin under Ipcc Climate Change Scenarios Using Fully Distributed Topkapi Model

The water resources of the Upper Indus Basin (UIB) of Pakistan, are highly sensitive and vulnerable to climate change that can severely impact the food security and livelihood of millions living downstream. So it has become pertinent to understand the hydrometeorological behavior and assess future water resources and its variability under climate change scenarios. This study was designed to analyze the hydrometeorological trends and assess the changes in the contrasting hydrological regime of snow and glacier-fed river catchments of Hunza and Astore River basins of UIB under Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) climate change scenarios. In this study, fully distributed TOPKAPI model has been used that incorporates the glaciers component and generates all hydrological cycle parameters at very high spatial and temporal scale. MODIS snow cover product (years 2001 to 2015) and field-based hydrological (19662012) and meteorological data (1999-2012) was used to investigate the trend and magnitude of hydrometeorological variables using nonparametric Mann–Kendall and Sen’s Slope methods. The TOPKAPI model was successfully calibrated and validated over five years 1999-2003 with a Nash coefficient ranging from 0.93-0.94. The representative concentration pathways (RCP) 4.5 and 8.5 scenarios of the IPCC were used to project the future trend of hydro-meteorological variables. The Astore River discharge and precipitation trend were significantly (p ≤ 0.05) increased with a Sen’s slope value of 1.039 m3·s−1·yr−1 and 0.192 mm·yr−1, respectively, while the temperature was non-significantly (p ≥ 0.05) increased with the Sen’s slope value of 0.041 °C·yr−1. On the other hand, the Hunza River discharge and temperature significantly (p ≤ 0.05) decreased with a Sen’s slope value of −2.541 m3·s−1·yr−1 and −0.034 °C·yr−1, respectively, while precipitation showed a non-significant (p ≥ 0.05) increasing trend with a Sen’s slope value of 0.023 mm·yr−1. The snow cover in Western Himalayas (Astore River basin) and Central Karakoram region (Hunza River basin) of the UIB had a stable and slightly increasing trend with a Sen’s slope of 0.07%.yr−1 and 0.394%.yr−1, respectively. Under RCP 4.5 and 8.5, the increasing trend in mean temperature was observed in study area with a value of 0.03 °C.yr1 and 0.12 °C.yr-1, respectively. Overall the increasing trend in annual discharge of Astore River and decreasing trend of snow cover was observed under RCPs. Whereas the Hunza River basin followed the same snow cover and discharge trend under RCP 8.5 while under RCP 4.5 the snow cover is decreasing with an increasing trend of the Hunza River discharge till 2070, and then decline in discharge was observed during far future scenario. Based on the results of this study, it can be concluded that since both sub-basins are influenced by different climatological systems (monsoon and westerly), therefore results of those studies where UIB is treated as one unit in hydrometeorological modeling should be used with caution. Furthermore, this study can help to resolve the Karakoram anomaly and potentially be utilized to develop water policy and planning new water harvesting and storage structures, to reduce the risk of flooding.