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Editorials for the Month of March 2020 Editorials for the Month of March 2020 Note: This is a complied work by the Team The CSS Point. The DAWN.COM is the owner of the content available in the document. This document is compiled to support css aspirants and This document is NOT FOR SALE. You may order this booklet and only printing and shipping cost will be incurred. Complied & Edited By Shahbaz Shakeel (Online Content Manager) www.thecsspoint.com DOWNLOAD CSS Notes, Books, MCQs, Magazines www.thecsspoint.com Download CSS Notes Download CSS Books Download CSS Magazines Download CSS MCQs Download CSS Past Papers The CSS Point, Pakistan’s The Best Online FREE Web source for All CSS Aspirants. Email: [email protected] BUY CSS / PMS / NTS & GENERAL KNOWLEDGE BOOKS ONLINE CASH ON DELIVERY ALL OVER PAKISTAN Visit Now: WWW.CSSBOOKS.NET For Oder & Inquiry Call/SMS/WhatsApp 0333 6042057 – 0726 540316 CSS Solved Compulsory MCQs From 2000 to 2020 Latest & Updated Order Now Call/SMS 03336042057 - 0726540141 English Literature MCQs By Nawaz Khalid Emporium Publishers Order Now Call/SMS 03336042057 - 0726540141 Brush Up Your English By S T Imam Call/SMS 0726540141 - 03336042057 March 2020 Contents Doha deal .................................................................................................................................................... 10 Train tragedy ............................................................................................................................................... 11 Vaccine-derived polio ................................................................................................................................. 12 Marching for women’s rights ...................................................................................................................... 13 Government absence .................................................................................................................................. 15 Literature festivals ...................................................................................................................................... 16 Taliban and US folly..................................................................................................................................... 16 Power emergency ....................................................................................................................................... 18 Online rules consultation ............................................................................................................................ 19 Anti-Muslim violence .................................................................................................................................. 19 Petrol prices ................................................................................................................................................ 21 An unsolved mystery................................................................................................................................... 22 Seeking Nawaz’s return .............................................................................................................................. 23 SBP chief in PAC .......................................................................................................................................... 24 Discouraging cigarettes ............................................................................................................................... 25 Power dysfunctions ..................................................................................................................................... 26 Vicious propaganda..................................................................................................................................... 27 Accessibility audit........................................................................................................................................ 28 Whose culture ............................................................................................................................................. 29 Saving the deal ............................................................................................................................................ 30 Building collapse ......................................................................................................................................... 31 A common enemy ....................................................................................................................................... 32 GSP-Plus extension ..................................................................................................................................... 34 Security for Aurat March ............................................................................................................................ 35 LNG supply chain ......................................................................................................................................... 36 Women in sports ......................................................................................................................................... 37 Corporal punishment .................................................................................................................................. 38 Coronavirus and the economy .................................................................................................................... 39 NAB judgement ........................................................................................................................................... 40 Building collapse ......................................................................................................................................... 41 Call for leadership ....................................................................................................................................... 42 Spectacle in Kabul ....................................................................................................................................... 44 Buy CSS Books Online as Cash on Delivery https://cssbooks.net | Call/SMS 03336042057 Page 7 March 2020 Final destination.......................................................................................................................................... 45 Wheat, sugar crisis ...................................................................................................................................... 46 Blood begets blood ..................................................................................................................................... 47 Hospitals in limbo........................................................................................................................................ 48 Budgeting on anxiety .................................................................................................................................. 49 Spending Rs460bn ....................................................................................................................................... 50 Zainab Alert Bill ........................................................................................................................................... 51 Rain tragedy ................................................................................................................................................ 52 New province plan ...................................................................................................................................... 53 Media mogul’s arrest .................................................................................................................................. 54 Containing the virus .................................................................................................................................... 55 Hot money .................................................................................................................................................. 57 Guantánamo’s prisoners ............................................................................................................................. 58 PML-N divisions ........................................................................................................................................... 59 Justice without mercy ................................................................................................................................. 60 New BISP beneficiaries................................................................................................................................ 61 A common enemy ....................................................................................................................................... 62 A grim milestone ......................................................................................................................................... 63 Hazara province .......................................................................................................................................... 64 Religious precautions .................................................................................................................................. 65 Rampant child abuse ................................................................................................................................... 66 COVID-19 & prisoners ................................................................................................................................
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