ABOUT US




The blog is inspired by our mentor and teacher Sir Aaijaz who has his aim of making youth literate and useful for generations to come.in doing so it went to me to address his motives in accordance to modern prospective. and so this blog was born.

 I myself loved to attend motivation lectures by sir Aaijaz and sir Nofil Safwan.  
Being a student and seeking job through competitive Examinations.  I didn't find a blog or website where i could learn everything all at one place so i aimed to make my own blog to help myself in understanding and compiling useful information and help others who find it difficult to find the awesome stuff that is genuine and has rich content that might help them.

Therefore, the post shared are mainly for educational purpose and has no what so ever intention of owning the content compiled by other websites. i condemn plagiarism and therefore mention my sources at the end of each post to let you have a peek at the main article and author. because we understand Plagiarism  kills the author more than a bullet.

The material on the site is amalgamation of many sources in which most prominent are,
1. www.cssforum.com.pk
2. various newspapers
3. justenglish.me
4. Jahangir world times
5. wikipedia.org
6. sir nofil safwan posts on facebook
7. encyclopedia britanica
8. howstuffworks
and other reference from books and internet...................

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