What are Your Children Watching? Teacher’s Evaluation of the Educational, Emotional, Behavioral, Psychological, Physical & Religious Impacts of Cartoons on the School going Children

Cartoons in the era of digital media are among the most prevalent medium of entertainment for the children, parents also encourage them to view such contents to engage the children which make an area need to be explained exhaustively by adopting new approaches. There are lot of studies in the past conducted to explain the impacts of the cartoons on the children however, it is remarkable fact that there is lack of the studies in the literature which directly address the observation about the above mentioned impacts in view of the teacher’s. This study deals with the educational, emotional, behavioral and Religious etc. impacts of cartoons on kids in view of teachers of the primary schools as they are considered as the one who can observer these impacts in a profound way. of the of Multan. Different areas of impacts have been analyzed in this study by using survey technique and analysis is conducted and presented in the teacher’s views in this study to examine what they feel that how cartoons are effecting the personalities of the children. Keywords: Educational impacts, Emotional Impacts, Behavioral Impacts, Psychological Impacts, Physical Impacts, Religious Impacts

News Coverage of Physical Violence against Women: Where Do We Position

Historically, for decades, women’s have been treated as a property of males and as a servants working in their homes, by no concerning their feelings, emotions and sentiments. Nevertheless from past two decades the status of women is totally change in mentality of male and on society level because of laws passed recently by national and international organization to protect the rights of women’s. This research would be analysing the representation of physical violence against women in Pakistani dailies and to investigate the news coverage about the issue in daily Jang and daily Khabrain. Moreover the current investigation will highlight the issue regarding the said issue of violence against the women by exploration of the intensity in the leading papers of the Pakistani press

Portrayal of the President Asif Ali Zardari in Editorials: A Study of Pre and Post Presidential Election Coverage.

This research explores the image of ex-President Asif Ali Zardari in elite press before and after presidential election by comparing the coverage of daily “The Nation” and “Dawn”. For this study the time period has been chosen from June to 6th December 2008. For this empirical study the researcher explored the editorials of daily Nation and Dawn. In this empirical study the content analysis of the Nation and Dawn editorials have been analyzed. The editorials have been placed into 6 categories and it is linked with public opinion theory. This study help to unbderstand that how the media organization also in some cases disseminate their opinion during the high times of political event

Effect of climate change on Rice Production in Punjab

Basic purpose of this paper is to check the effect of climate on the rice production of Punjab Pakistan. Secondary data of rice crop production of seven districts of Punjab were used for analysis. These districts are Multan, Bahawalpur, Faisalabad, Lahore, Jhelum, Sialkot and Sargodha which are selected on the bases of high rice production. Data is taken from Pakistan Bureau of Statistic and Pakistan Meteorological development. Fixed Effect model was used to analysis the data. The finding shows that temperature has positive effect on rice but it became harmful after the optimum point .Rainfall does not affect the any stage of rice production of Punjab. Keywords: Rice Production, Temperature, Rainfall, fixed effect model, climate, Pakistan

Portrayal of Women in National and International Advertisements in Pakistani Magazines: Why Need to Rethink

This research examines the portrayal of women in the national and international advertisements of Pakistani leading magazines “The Mag” to explores that how women are presented in advertisement of print media. Four main categories regarding women portrayal with sub categories were used to apprehend the interpretation of the portrayal of the women by adopting comparative approach towards the national and international advertisements. The content analysis of the advertisements in the leading magazine is conducted to analyze the glamour, seductive smile and wearing short dresses in the advertisement to comprehend the portrayal of the women. Findings suggests that in Pakistani magazines women are used as decoratively through glamour look they are presented with glossy makeup and attractive hairstyle with flashy lights on their face in magazines. Outcomes of the comparative analysis indicates that the national advertisements in the female magazines are presenting women with more seductive and facial expressions appeals. Keywords: Advertisements, Respective, submissive, serious, smiling, seductive, with man, alone, full eastern dresses, short western dresses, natural makeup, heavy.

On the Transport Capability of LAN Cables in All-Analog MIMO-RoC Fronthaul

Centralized Radio Access Network (C-RAN) architecture is the only viable solution to handle the complex interference scenario generated by massive antennas and small cells deployment as required by next generation (5G) mobile networks. In conventional C-RAN, the fronthaul links used to exchange the signal between Base Band Units (BBUs) and Remote Antenna Units (RAUs) are based on digital baseband (BB) signals over optical fibers due to the huge bandwidth required. In this paper we evaluate the transport capability of copper-based all-analog fronthaul architecture called Radio over Copper (RoC) that leverages on the pre-existing LAN cables that are already deployed in buildings and enterprises. In particular, the main contribution of the paper is to evaluate the number of independent BB signals for multiple antennas system that can be transported over multi-pair Cat-5/6/7 cables under a predefined fronthauling transparency condition in terms of maximum BB signal degradation. The MIMO-RoC proves to be a complementary solution to optical fiber for the last 200m toward the RAUs, mostly to reuse the existing LAN cables and to power-supply the RAUs over the same cable