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Effect of Some Airborne Microorganisms on the Population Health of Karachi

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Author

Toqeer Ahmed Rao

Program

PhD

Institute

Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology

City

Islamabad

Province

Islamabad

Country

Pakistan

Thesis Completing Year

2014

Thesis Completion Status

Completed

Subject

Botany

Language

English

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http://prr.hec.gov.pk/jspui/bitstream/123456789/14267/1/6366H.pdf

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2021-02-17 19:49:13

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2023-01-07 12:00:28

ARI ID

1676725999276

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3۔اندھا بوڑھا

اندھا بوڑھا

نعمان نذیر

صبح ہوتے ہی  معمول سے کچھ دیر پہلے ہی اس کی آ نکھ کھل گئی ۔ یوں تو وہ آ غاز سے ہی اپنے کام میں مہارت کے ساتھ ساتھ وقت کی پابندی کا بھی قائل تھا۔ شاید ہی ان دس سالوں میں کھبی اس کو افسران بالا کی طرف سے اس بات کا اعتراض کیا گیا ہو کہ وہ وقت پہ دفتر نہیں پہنچا ۔ ان دس سالوں میں اس کے افسر جو متعدد تبدیل ہو چکے تھے۔ کوئی بھی اس کے کام پہ معترض نہ تھا۔۔۔۔۔۔۔

آج اس کی زندگی کا ایک اہم دن تھا۔ اس موقع پہ اس کی بیوی بھی اس کی خوشی میں برابر شریک تھی۔ اسی کی خدمت اور حوصلے سے تو وہ آ ج اس مقام تک پہنچا تھا۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔

اس خبر کا انتظار اسے گزشتہ دو سال سے تھا ۔ وہ مسلسل اپنی محنت کا پھل پانے کے لئے آ ج تیار تھا ۔ یہ دن تھا اس کی محکمانہ ترقی کا۔۔۔۔۔

اس خبر کی اطلاع تو اسے نیم کلرک نے ایک مہینہ قبل ہی دے تھی۔ جب اس کی ترقی کا پروانہ مرکزی دفتر میں دستخط ہونے کا منتظر تھا۔ ۔۔۔

اس موقعہ کو یاد گار جانتے ہوئے اس نے نیا قیمتی لباس بھی تیار کروایا تھا ۔ گزشتہ اتوار کو وہ اپنی اہلیہ کے ہمراہ شہر کے سب سے بڑے شاپنگ مال میں کپڑے اور جوتے خریدنے گیا ۔ اس کی بیوی نے اپنے خرچ میں سے جمع کی گئی رقم سے مہنگے جوتے خرید کر تحفہ دیا۔ جو اس کی اس کامیابی کو اپنی کامیابی سمجھتی تھی ۔۔۔۔۔

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