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Baloch Impacts of Physical Punishment on The Students of Public 11 Secondary School’s at Quetta Sajida Naureen (Ph.D.) Impacts of Educational Supervision on Proficient Improvement 30 Regarding Gender Prospect: Impression of Government School Teachers at Quetta District, Balochistan Asma Rasheed & Shahida Habib Alizai Literature & Languages Maliku'sh Shu'ara Bahar 41 Dr. Bilal Ahmed Sasoli, Shabir Ahemd Shahwani & Abida Baloch While money can't buy happiness, it certainly lets you choose 56 your own misery: A postcolonial investigation of How It Happened as a Rewriting of Pride and Prejudice Zainab Akram Media and Journalism Evolution of Balochi Broadcast Media 65 Zakir Hussain, Jeeyand Kashif Sajidi Abdul Naeem Sadiq & Tahir Jamaldini Role of PTV Bolan in Promoting Baloch Culture: An Analysis 77 Anayat Ur Rahman, Prof. Dr. Seemi Naghmana Tahir & Prof. Dr. Abdul Haleem Sadiq - VI - Management Sciences Role of Social Support at Workplce: Myth or Reality 86 Beenish Malik, PhD Tayyba Noreen & Dr. Sadia Barech Application of Markov Chain to Model and Predict Share 100 Price Movements: A Study of HBL Share Price Movements in Pakistan’s Stock Market Qurat-ul-Ain Sultan, Kaneez Fatima, Jameel Ahmed Social Sciences The Treaty of 1876: A Case Study of British Occupation 114 of Balochistan Dr. Mumtaz Baloch, Abdul Saeed, Muhammad Javed Sarparah & Chaker Hyder Periphery of a periphery: A critical analysis of Balochistan’s 130 underdevelopment Salar Hamid, Zahoor Shah Dr. Aurangzaib Alamgir & Abdul Wadood Baloch Origin in Balochistan 150 Durdana, Zahid Dashti & Nasreen Gul Reproductive Health Knowledge, Nature and Extent 159 amongst College Youth in Balochistan Sadia Barrech & Dr Benish Malik Geo Strategic Significance of Pakistan 175 Javad Jehan, Dr. Mirwais Kasi & Abdul Qadir CPEC and Geo-Strategic Paradigm of Gawdadar 184 Dr. Hussan Ara magsi & Dr. Zaib –un-Nisa Magsi & Dr. Fida Bazai The Current Dynamics of Pakistan-Us Relationship: 192 Morphing from Being a Strategic Alliance to Transactional Relationship (An Overview) Dr. Adil Zaman - VII - A Review of Potential Adaptation Strategies for 204 Climate-Smart Sustainable Agricultural Development Abdul Khaliq, Dr. Ghulam Murtaza Dr. Mohammad Ashraf & Dr. Mir Sadaat Baloch Gender Difference in Delinquent Tendency among Adolescents 216 Saba Kurd & Dr. Saima Ambreen The role of Pakistan’s Missile Technology in Neutralizing 224 Indian Cold Start Doctrine Fiza Essa & Dr Adil Zaman Prevalence of Psychological Distress: Gender Differences 235 Among University and College Students and Teachers Arooj Zahid & Syed Azizuddin Agha Factors Causing Water Scarcity in Washuk District Balochistan 242 Sarfraz Ahmed, Dr. Siraj Bashir & Mumtaz Ali (PhD) Associated factors of corporal punishment practiced by 255 school teachers in Quetta, Balochistan Mohammad Yousuf & Abdul Saboor Blended/Step-Families and Challenges with Regard 271 To Children Dr. Ayesha Gul, Dr. Abdul Rahim Changezi Shah Khalid Baloch & Huma Zafar The Role of CPEC (China Pakistan Economic Corridor) in 287 Socio-Economic Development of Balochistan AmrAdawi Ahmed Adawi, Allauddin Dur Muhammad Pirkani & Syed Adnan Latif Gwadar and its Importance for Pakistan and China 301 Muhammad Salim & Professor Dr. Summer Sultana NGOs and Women’s empowerment: challenges and strategies 314 Dr Huma Zafar - VIII - Portrayal of Women in Pakistani Drama, An analysis of 328 selected dramas Hasrat Babul & Dr. Babrak Niaz The Rise of the Afghan Taliban 339 Dr. Fida Bazai, Ruqia Rehman, Dr. Hussan Ara Magasi & Dr. Rubeena Batool Socio-Economic Ailment of Apple Growers and Production 355 Practices in Balochistan: A Gender Based Concern Shahida Habib Alizai, Dr. Kamleshwar Lohana & Ahmed Ali Mengal Partnership, Power and Policy in Social Marketing: 362 Reflections and Conceptions from Pakistan Dr. Mir Sadaat Baloch - 1 - Bi-Annual Research Journal “BALOCHISTAN REVIEW” ISSN 1810-2174 Balochistan Study Centre, University of Balochistan, Quetta (Pakistan) VOL. XL NO. 1, 2019 Potential and Challenges in the Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Balochistan: A Case Study of “Quality Education” in Government Primary Schools in Quetta Bibi Feroza1 & Dr. Mumtaz A. Baloch 2 Abstract Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) deliver better opportunities as well as challenges for underdeveloped countries. Whereas the cost of their operation and implementation might be high, nations can reap long-term benefits from them for a better future. Quality education is one of the knowledge-driven and result-oriented dynamics in a country’s development phases, with informative-driven tools or educational practices supporting the achievement of sustainable development goals. This research is carried out in Quetta, a district of Balochistan, and aims to analyse quality education dynamics regarding the implications of sustainable development goals. A descriptive survey method is used to analyse the factors influencing quality education. One hundred respondents were selected as the sample subjects, while an additional one hundred government primary school principals were also interviewed.