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November 13, 2022

The Pakistan Daily

What if there’s rain in the Pak vs Eng final match?

Although there have been clear skies in Melbourne at the moment, there is always a possibility of rain with a weather condition called ‘La Nina’ which is casting its spell on the big ICC T20 World Cup final match between England and Pakistan. The local metrology department had confirmed that La Nina could delay the match and might push it to a reserved day. According to several media reports on Saturday, there was a 95 per cent chance of rain on both occasions. We take a look at what happens if the rain arrives and washes out the match. Will it be

October 5, 2022

Shabir Rustam

Bilingual Education (Opinion)

Mother tongue, from nature, is a love for the motherland and with all its belongings. It is an emotional touch with people, history, wildlife and music. It’s an expression of love.   Expression be it in shape of talks or music connects a native speaker with feelings of love for the motherland and native things. Practically, when someone holds a conversation with a person from his own language becomes so enthusiastic while leaving aside the concept of being two strangers. Mother tongue develops a child’s identity, critical thinking, literacy skills, a better understanding of curriculum, a comfortable environment and widens

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