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  COVID-19 was the third-leading cause of death in the world in 2020 behind only Cardiac disease and Cancer. It is nothing less than a miracle by all means that  world has been able to roll out not just a vaccine, but vaccines for Covid-19 Pandemic in just a 2 years.If there were a vaccines to prevent heart arrest  and cancer, would you get it or not? While there isn’t a vaccine that prevents the first two leading causes of death, the good news is that there are  vaccines for the third wave. If that alone isn’t a good enough reason for you to get the COVID-19vaccine, here are ten more reasons. • If you get infected with the corona virus, it will likely invade your body, stay there for an extended period of time, and may cause you Long Term problems  even after you have recovered from the initial covid infection. • If you get the vaccine,  it will boost prime your immune system and then be gone  unlike the actual virus. • When you get vaccinated, you not only protect yourself,  family

  “Princess of Hope” is heard, it comes to mind that it is the name of an Egyptian princess, whose existence has lit a candle of hope among the people of that time. That is how she came to be called by that name. However, apart from this thought that comes to mind, there is a different story of this princess. Let’s find out Who is this princess standing in the deserts of Balochistan? There are many coastal places and beautiful valleys in Balochistan province, which are unmatched. But people are not even aware of the beauty of many places, not even a princess of hope who has been standing silent for years until a few years ago. However, this stone sculpture carved in the mountain range of the Makran Coastal place is now known as the “Princess of Hope”. The princess of hope is located at 190 km away from Karachi, is dressed in a royal style. The tall princess looks elegant, but she looks as if she is hoping for something. The statue was named Princess of Hope in 2002 by the famous Hol

  Hyderabad is a 2nd biggest city of sindh located on the bank of  Indus river, a little fishing town once known to “Neronkot” become remarkable when Ghulam Muhammad Shah Kalhoro appreciated the city and requested a stronghold to be assembled called Pakka Qila  and built up Hyderabad as a capital of kalhora dystany in 1768, Kalhora tradition rule over Sindh for two additional decades. In any case, in this century just the remnants of “Paka Qila” left as broken blocks. Subsequently, the Talpurs who succeeded Kalhoras in the skirmish of Halani became the leader of Sindh. Talpurs made numerous new urban communities in Sindh and made Sindh an autonomous state from the outside association in authentic issues. To make their administration greater, they battle with Rajputs and made Amerkot a piece of their legislature. Talpur’s residency was finished after the skirmish of Miani Battle in which British powers succeeded.Hyderabad remained as a provincial capital until the British transferred th

  In Pakistan you  would find a variety of historical and ancient places that signify the unique traditions and cultures of the country. These places are of extraordinary significance for people who are interested in History, At the same time they may act as an attraction for Tourists. The Tourism industry of Pakistan STDC flourishes because of the existence of beautiful historical sites in the country. Moen jo daro is also spelled as Mohenjodaro is a group of mounds and ruins on the right bank of the  River Indus.It was discovered by Sir John Hubert Marshall in 1922. Moen Jo Daro is covered at 300 hectares.  Moen-jo-daro was contemporary of ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Crete, and Norte Chico civilizations.It lies on the flat alluvial plains of the Indus river, about 50 miles (80 km) southwest of Sukkur. This site contains the remains  of one of two main centres of the Ancient Indus Civilization (c. 2500–1700 BCE), On the other side is  Harappa, some 400 miles (640 km) to the northwest

  Kheerthar National Park is Pakistan's 2nd biggest national park after hingol national park.  It is also the first national Park from Pakistan to be included in the 1975 United Nation's list of National Parks around the world. Kheerthar Mountain Range is an area of outstanding beauty and cultural heritage which provides important habitat for a variety of mammals, birds and reptiles characteristic of the  subtropics approximately one third of the park lies in the north of Karachi district and two thirds in the south-west of Jamshoro district. The park is part of a 457,161 hec protected areas complex, being contiguous with Mahal Kohistan Wildlife Sanctuary (70,577ha) to the south and Hab Dam Wildlife Sanctuary (27,219ha) to the south-west. Surjan, Sumbak, Eri and Hothiano Game Reserve (40,632ha) lies just to the east of the park. There are two tourist centers in the Park managed by Sind Wildlife Management Board, namely Khar and Karchat. The centres offer cottage and dormitory a

 Lila Jo Aatan is the archeological site  of which experts say that after the mound, it was settled on the bank of the river Hakri, which is said to have been the head of  Murshid Shah Abdul Latif bhittai also mentioned in Sur leela chanesar . Two Buddhist stupas are also visible from Lila Jo Aatan. About 88 workshops were found here A large quantity of iron was found here The site was inhabited by the Soomra dystany, and it is closely related to the fort of AmarKot. A large number of Muslim graves have also been found here Coins of Muhammad bin Qasim's period are also found there. Special language found in coins.there is architecture on clay pots. Many historical objects have been found from Lila Jo Aatan which gives traces about  culture of the ancient Sindh. Many of the missing chapters of the history of Sindh can be discovered here and w language script is same as the Moen Jo Daro. Brass ـ Gold ـ Toys ـ Statues ـ Coins ـ bull teeth ـ Bones are also found there.

  Bado Hill Station is a Hill Station located in Jamshoro  District, Sindh, Pakistan. One of coldest hill station after Gorakh hills. It is situated at an elevation of 3000 ft (914 m) in the Kirthar Mountains, 65 kilometers (40 mi) northwest of Sehwan about 45 minutes drive. It is an attractive place for nature-lovers due to pleasant weather and beautiful surroundings as it is adjacent to several beautiful Plateaus and mountains of the Kirthar Ranges.  Bado Jabal also has a lot of gas and oil reserves which are currently being extracted by a Multi-National company ENI. There are many native villages at Bado Jabal but they are not developed. There is no basic facilities like electricity, gas and water supply.  Years ago work started to develop Bado Jabal by the government but the work never completed and the structures of training School, hospital and other buildings stand partially completed since years. There are large deposits of best quality marble commercially known as golden and c