Monday, October 23rd, 2023
Chili pepper industry thrives in China
By Qiu Haifeng In many regions across China, food is characterized by spicy flavor. According to statistics released by a recent conference on China’s chili pepper industry development, China is the world’s largest producer and consumer of chili peppers, and grows this plant in 28 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities. The chili pepper industry is constantly expanding in the country. “Since the introduction of chili peppers to China over 400 years ago when it was originally used for ornamental purposes, people have discovered the diverse values of the plant, includingRead More
To write new chapters of modern Chinese civilization
By Wen Hongyan, Yang Xuebo, Xu Qing, Song Jingsi, People’s Daily The Chinese civilization has weathered vicissitudes and been passed down from generation to generation. It remains the only great ancient civilization that has developed in an unbroken line while retaining a coherent national identity down to the present day. The five prominent features of continuity, innovativeness, unity, inclusiveness, and peaceful nature together shape the Chinese civilization, forming its profound values and systems. The Chinese civilization, which has stretched for more than 5,000 years, provides strong cultural-ethical support for ChineseRead More
Acting HC Sri Lanka calls on RCCI President Saqib Rafiq
Rawalpindi, OCT 23 /DNA/ – Charge De Affair Augustine Christy Ruban, Sri Lankan High Commission called on Saqib Rafiq, President Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI) here on Monday. Matters related to the enhancement of trade relations, close cooperation in various sectors including Pharmaceutical and Tourism, information sharing, chamber to chamber networking and strengthening of cooperation in all the sectors of investment of both countries were discussed during the meeting. RCCI President Saqib Rafiq gave a summary of current activities and future programs of the chamber. He said thatRead More
Pak vs Afg: Babar leads Pakistan to 282-7 in match against Afghanistan
CHENNAI: Pakistan skipper Babar Azam hit a stylish half century to guide his team to a fighting 282-7 in their World Cup match against Afghanistan in Chennai on Monday. Prolific batter’s 92-ball 74 was ably supported by opener Abdullah Shafique’s 75-ball 58 while Shadab Khan and Iftikhar Ahmed then scored a valuable 40 runs apiece. On a spin-friendly Chidambaram Stadium pitch, Afghanistan fielded four slow bowlers with 18-year-old left-armer Noor Ahmad grabbing a career best 3-49 on his World Cup debut. Shadab added a rapid 73 runs with Iftikhar forRead More
Passing out parade of ASSP held at National Police Academy
DNA ISLAMABAD: An impressive Passing out Parade of the ASsP (UT) of 25th ICC/49th STP was held at National Police Academy (NPA) Islamabad. Honorable Minister for Interior, Mr. Sarfaraz Ahmed Bugti, was the chief guest on the occasion. The chief Guest congratulated all the graduating officers on the successful completion of their basic training. He appreciated the role of NPA in training the officers of Police Service of Pakistan. He said that the role and duties of law enforcing agencies is of pivotal importance for the stability and socio-economic advancementRead More
The Price of Litigation: PIDE study exposes costs of legal battles in universities
The average cost of litigation varies from PKR 50,000 to 200,000 per person for lower scales (BPS 1 to 16) and from PKR 150,000 to 500,000 per person for higher ranks (BPS 17 and above). The study recommends the implementation of a proper penalty system against the losing party to discourage the unnecessary escalation of matters to court. Conflict detrimentally impacts the working environment, particularly among faculty members, ultimately affecting the institution’s overall performance. Islamabad, OCT 23 /DNA/ – The Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE) conducted a research studyRead More