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This document discusses recent political events in Pakistan, including elections and allegations of rigging. It questions whether the country truly needs change or just needs to change its approach. It criticizes the role of media in prioritizing ratings over responsible coverage. It also criticizes the current attitude of youth as immature and focused on social media over substantive issues. In conclusion, it raises issues about the country's political and social situation.
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- 2. Election (NA 122)-A recent Political Activity
- 3. Rigging-A common Excuse by Opposition Strict System-Still doubts Blame-A slap on Election Commission and on Army’s face (Unbearable)
- 9. Negative image making. Already aware of our reputation People are not serious. Too much Expectations-Least Practical Thinking
- 10. Here a big question arises?
- 11. Do we really need a change?? Or Do we have to change??
- 12. Do we need this sort of change in which try to ruin our country’s morale??
- 14. Or we need to change our way??
- 17. Role of Media
- 18. Working over its TRP
- 20. Making a seating Panel of Analyst. Ending up transmission with a future statement or Questions
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- 23. Immature attitude Feeling proud to post funny pictures on social networking.
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