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 The village of Pakistan which is a model for the whole world Rasoolpur, a small Pakistani village in northwestern Punjab, can be a model of civilization for the whole world. With 100% literacy and 0% crime rate, the village celebrates World Education Day every year on September 8 and people congratulate each other as well as appreciate the solid commitment of school teachers for education. Are Speaking to Anatolia Agency in Turkey, Mehtab Jahan, principal of Government Girls High School in Rasulpur, said: The whole village is a non-smoking zone. Rasulpur has a population of 2,000 to 3,000 and is mostly inhabited by Ahmadani Baloch, whose ancestors came here from Balochistan in 1933-34. At that time there was no permanent source of income so education became the only source of livelihood for them. The village has two high schools and a primary school. After graduating from high school, students head to the nearby Jam Popper City College, 5 to 6 miles from the village. Mehtab Jahan said

 ‘My hopeful love suddenly ended’, how did you cope with the heartbreak? Rarely do griefs grow bigger than heartbreaks. They are the ones who can guess what it goes through. Something similar happened last week on the reality show 'Low Island' on Georgia Steel when he saw his ex-boyfriend shaking hands with a new girlfriend. My heart broke last week, but it was different from Georgia's heartbreak because it didn't break in front of millions of TV viewers. My hopeful love was suddenly gone. The person I wanted to live with had changed his mind. It was a shock to me and I felt that life would not be what it used to be. I thought of a way to deal with this grief. I left London, where 27 years of my 32-year life had passed, and moved to a rural area. The reason was that I thought that if I ever came across it, on the bus, on the train, in a shopping mall, I would not be able to bear it. For the next eight months I spent a lot of time trying to have fun, swimming in the oce

 Brazilian billionaire woman: How did Luisa Trojano become the country's richest businesswoman from a small shop?                                Luisa has been running her family business since 1991 In the early 1990's, when inflation was skyrocketing in the country, a new currency was being introduced every other day and abandoned the next day, so it was difficult to run a shop in Brazil. Was not a game. These were the difficult economic conditions that Luisa Trojano, 40, faced when she took over the running of the family business in 1991. Her family owned several shops selling electronics and other household items. The medium-sized business, called Luiza Magazine, was in the southern Brazilian province of Sao Paulo, but Luiza intended to expand the business across the country. The plan they had for this was very unique. In those days of inflation, between 1989 and 1994, the government introduced four different currencies and abandoned them. Under these circumstances, opening

This is the story of a female author who no longer needs any introduction. More than 400 million copies of her books have been sold worldwide. Life before her fame was very difficult. There was a time when she was diagnosed as a clinical depression patient and she intended to commit suicide. Her marriage also failed, leaving her an unemployed woman with the responsibility of raising a child. She also saw the time when she was forced by circumstances to seek financial help from the government for her and her daughter's upbringing, and described her financial situation in the words: "A modern British woman who is not homeless, but poor". It was 1990, when she was traveling from Manchester to London by train, and she had the whole idea of ​​the story of a little boy attending the Wizard School. In 1995, she completed the draft of her first book with the help of an old typewriter. She sent the draft to about 12 publishing houses who refused to publish it. Editor Barry Cunn

social story-The difficulties of life could not defeat them He was homeless and became a businessman The starting point of this story is also pain. A man who lived at the mercy of difficult circumstances in his childhood. In Kamsani, there was a separation between his parents. The mother remarried but the stepfather's attitude towards the child and his brothers was very inappropriate. His stepfather also physically abused him. His mother was twice unjustly punished for the baseless allegations of a cruel stepfather. There was no one to take care of him in these circumstances, which is why this child had to live in a foster home with his brothers when he was 8 years old. Crying like this, he entered his youth. Somehow he got married which later ended with a painful end. He started out as a salesman for medical equipment but failed miserably. In a very unfortunate situation, his wife also left him.  Then he started working during the day at a brokerage firm where he had to st