Profile: Anum Akram

 Profile: Anum Akram

 Amna Sangi

Paralysation can break the body but it can't break the soul as well spirit of that person who wants to be do something for her future, until and unless they failed to fulfill their desires like this here is a girl who is paralysis but have a high spirit to do something for her life and family. 

A girl her name Anum akram born on 8th of march 1978,having small height, well-mannered creative and innovative, She belongs to middle class family and has eight siblings' in them four are physically disable but her ambition's and kindness towards others make her a wonderful personality among in all, done her matriculation from Government Girls school Karachi, She passed her graduation from madremilat college from Karachi. 

Afterward she started taking interests in designing patterns, layouts’, Anum is habitual to share her perceptions, ideas to others always.In commence people used to discourage and taunts her but she never ever give them reply back. even she always stood like a rock, having a power of communication with different sort of voice with people And always came with positive attitude after seeing all this everyone get impressed by her, Moreover. She heartily like cricket team of Pakistan, usually likes to watch cricket and she also likes the different tasty food..

She Said “there are many ups and downs in life but it is a part of our exam we have to face this all and I have become more efficient in my work and if you want to do everything you have do hard work that everyone can appreciate you and recognize you by your talent” People get excited by her hardworking and passion. Anum enhance her talent in designing and techniques, challenging.

 Today Anum is a team player and helps everyone in design development ...anum fulfills her life with colors of success determination and hard work also she always believes in that in the fact that hard pays off and she will become a designer one day.

Written by-Amna sangi

Roll # 60 M.A Prev Second semester Aug 2015

Women empowerment in Pakistan

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       WOMEN EMPOWERMENT in Pakistan

SANOBAR SHORO

Women empowerment has different meaning for women from different parts of the country. Unfortunately Sindh is among those Provinces of Pakistan in which gender inequality is very pronounced and women continue to be oppressed in society, there is social environment that never allows women to be empowered.

Sindh is divided into two parts Urban Sindh and Rural Sindh. In urban areas women is little empower, politically, financially and in decision making. A little progress has been seen in previous 10 years, relating to representation in job market, government offices, educational institutions and business enterprises.

If we throw light on the participation ratio of women in the political and economical activities has been increased as compare to a decade before.

Where as situation in the Rural area is totally opposite of it. Most of the women’s contribution to the household maintenance is 65% to 95% in all over the Province and carry a heavy work load in major areas of agriculture, forming, livestock, husbandry and of forms activities.

In rural areas she is less empowered, politically, financially and decision making vice. She is totally depending on male. A woman has not given right to take any decision, she is always under privileged in getting Education, food and health care, she has no freedom to choose her life partner. She can not take any decision of her life. Women are being victim of violence if they ask for freedom. She is still being deprived of her rights still being killed in honor killing particularly in the northern areas of Sindh. Sindh assembly passed a Law to establish a commission on status of women. This law was made to empower women and ensure their rights, with full administrative and financial anatomy to monitor and oversee compliance of provincial laws and international conventions and to high light discriminatory practices, abuses and violation of women’s rights. The commission will comprise 21 members and a Chair person who will be women. But all the laws vanished. Sindh government has taken various steps for women empowerment but no implementation was seen in rural areas. Government has met with negligible success.

No one denies, the reality shows a situation where women rarely appear in the position of power. A women must be empower her participation is very necessary in the development of state. 
 August 2015