Progressive Pakistan

Why did I become a nurse and Why did I become a nurse entrepreneur? Introduction Since childhood, I had the desire to serve humanity in a tense and vulnerable situation; when a few people show the courage to give a helping hand. This desire gradually got strength when I pay visits to hospitals where I would see patients lying on the beds, crying out in pain. Also, Clara Barton and Mother Theresa are the two influential nurses who provided me with the impetus to join nursing. They spent their lives helping people in times of hardship, crisis, and destruction. Therefore I chose to be a nurse to help patients who are passing through the dark phase of their lives. I believe, nursing is one of the most respectable and trusted fields. This field plays a pivotal role to improve and revamping the healthcare system. I was intrigued by nursing due to its scope and demand. Though this field is challenging as one has to come across stressful situations i.e in case of emergency yet

When Imran Khan was sworn in as PM, everyone celebrated and expected that he would be different from other corrupt politicians. People started taking interest in politics because they saw hope. They used to follow his news and watch his interviews.   The nation was convinced that he would perform and transform our institutions. But, unfortunately, he went along the same old lines the political elites of Pakistan have been adopting. The same dogmas and rotten practices our politicians have in their buckets were readily used by Imran Khan and his PTI government. Perhaps the rationale behind the failure of Imran’s government cannot be merely a foreign conspiracy. It is more about his incompetence, as he was unable to deliver on the promises he made to the nation while speaking from that “Container”. 1-Imran Khan failed to draft an economic policy after resuming office. He asked IMF many times for financial aid despite being critical of IMF policies and despite making promises of shunning