lockdown And Education

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                    lockdown And Education           
          Ironically, the people of Balochistan are deprived of water, health, education and roads in 2021.

And the lack of drains and sewerage in residential areas is one of the basic rights that is provided in any developing country in the world without any protest or statement.
On social media, there is talk of providing these rights by crying in public squares, but it is a shame that it does not creep into anyone's ears. Let's take a look that the previous ones didn't do anything. Our leader or the master has done this. When the previous ones didn't do anything, they have chosen you. You work. Advertising is your responsibility. No compliments are needed
And those who formulate education policy in cold rooms may not know that not only young people from Bahria Town or DHA study in universities, but also the valleys of FATA and Kashmir, the deserts of southern Punjab and the rocky mountains of Balochistan. And young people from Gilgit also pay hefty fees in the millions for university education.
When the government was ending the lockdown saying that we do not have a strong economy like Europe so we cannot tolerate this lockdown then the government should also know that we do not have internet like Europe which Gwadar To make all students from Kashmir to Kashmir successful in online education. The government and HEC are providing opportunities to rich students in the name of online education, but 80% of poor students, some of whom do not have a smartphone, some do not have a laptop and those who have these things do not get signals. Destroying the future.

The government should first provide facilities to the students, ensure the provision of internet in the whole country, meet the needs of the poor students and then start the process of online education, otherwise this online education is nothing but deception and drama.
    

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