The document discusses what ails Pakistan today according to a group of students. It lists issues such as unemployment, electricity and water shortages, high prices, terrorism, and injustice. It suggests these problems are due to incompetent and corrupt leadership more interested in personal gain than helping citizens. The four pillars of the state - the armed forces, parliament, judiciary, and media - are responsible for Pakistan's situation if they do not work together coordinately. When they do cooperate effectively, the country can develop and prosper.

2. GROUP MEMBERS:
Taimoor Virk
Fatimah Fayyaz
Mahnoor Awan
Zaman Arshad
Mehak Tariq
Faiza Anum

3. TOPIC:
WHAT AILS PAKISTAN?

4. Pakistan celebrated its 64th independence day on 14
August, 2010. It was a dream of Muslims of the sub-
continent to have a land where they could live
independently according to the principals of Islam where
rule of law and justice prevails. This dream turned into
reality despite all the hurdle and impediments. Its all
because of the efforts and enthusiasm of our great leaders
of that time. They did not think of themselves, their
sacrifices were for the coming generations.
BACKGROUND :

5. WHERE IS DEMOCRACY
NOW?
Mostly, we had corrupt,
incompetent leaders interested
primarily in helping
themselves, their family and
friends at cost of masses, and
establishing royal dynasties,
with some even going through
a name-change process to
establish their legitimacy and
credentials as politicians.

6. Government, itself, is the
main issue that needs to be
addressed. If it is
incompetent, corrupt and
dishonest, the country will
suffer and the nation would
have to bear the
consequences.

7.  Unemployment
 Electricity failure
 Inadequate water supply
 Sky high prices
 Terrorism
 Injustice
WHAT AILS PAKISTAN TODAY?

8.  The situation is not much different in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa
Province where, due to lack of employment opportunities, joining
foreign-funded militant outfits may be the only jobs available to
some people. Isn’t it a shame that in the mineral-rich Balochistan
and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Provinces, not much effort has been
made to exploit the resources for the betterment of the local people
as also for the benefit of the whole country.
LACK OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES:

9.  Pakistan’s economy is suffering extensively
because of shortage of electricity and water issues.
Electricity short fall and water issues can be solved
by constructing dams, through the use of uranium,
and wind mills as they are good source for
generating electricity
ELECTRICITY FAILURE &
INADEQUATE WATER SUPPLY:

10. SKY HIGH PRICES:
 The prices of edible goods have gone sky-high.
 The poor and downtrodden citizens are
being crushed under the burden of inflation and
the country’s economy is in ruins.

11.  For the last few years, Pakistan is shaken and rocked
by sudden bomb blasts, worst killings, and thus by a
consistent sabotage. These were taking place in the
borderland between Pakistan and Afghanistan, the tribal
areas, now they are occurring in the heartland of the
country as the one in Manawan Police Training
Academy and other major cities of Pakistan.
TERRORISM:

13. INJUSTICE:
 Increasing injustice is a big
dilemma of Pakistan’s today’s
society.
 The crime rate and other
social issues are increasing day-
by-day, which are a living
example of injustice.
 The other key cause of
injustice in Pakistan is
corruption .

14. Are Four Pillars of State responsible
for what ails Pakistan's today?????

15.  It is a general perception that the infrastructure,
functioning and organization of a state are based on
its four pillars. The armed forces, the parliament, the
judiciary and the media. This factor is due to the
immense effect these forces have on the political
economic and social standing of a country in a global
scenario.

17.  When these four pillars will work together
with coordination with each other so our country
will develope well and prosper in the
international community.
“You only live once, but if you do it
right, once is enough”
CONCLUSION: