Nurse answers call to action to respond to Indian coronavirus crisis May 12, 2021 at 7:26 PM EDT - Updated May 12 at 7:26 PM
South Florida native Jennifer Puckett had clear dreams growing up.
“I always wanted to be a nurse,” she said.
You could even say nursing is in her blood.
Puckett explained, ”I grew up with Good Sam like when my mom worked there I was a kid going to work with her on the weekends.”
Puckett is now a critical care certified registered nurse of eight years specializing in pediatric and neonatal ICU cases.
She regularly travels the country as a crisis response nurse, most recently to treat COVID-19 patients in Houston.
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G Parthasarathy
Chancellor, Jammu Central University & former High Commissioner to Pakistan
The two major schools of Islam, which emerged in the 19th century in the territories of present-day India, have traditionally been described as Deobandi and Bareilvi. The sects emerged from the efforts of many Muslim clerics and thinkers who fled from Delhi following their persecution by the British after the Mughal rule ended. Deobandi practices were widely adopted in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, and by virtually all Pashtuns in Afghanistan. The Deobandis thus established a firm foothold amongst the Pashtun population in both Pakistan and Afghanistan. Most importantly, while the Bareilvis remained content with their influence in the subcontinent, the Deobandis reached out to people in the Arabian peninsula in the 19th centur
SAJAD PADDER
Leaving the border issue on the back-burner and concentrating on the economic relationship worked in case of India and China partly because the idea was supported by the Indian media. The Chinese liberalization programme is touted by Indian TV channels and newspapers as a role model India should emulate, the reason being that the Indian media themselves have been the biggest beneficiary of the policy of economic reforms. Advertising from domestic and transnational companies has changed the face of the Indian media industry.
But Indian newspapers, TV channels and the entertainment media have largely played a negative role in shaping Indo-Pak relations. The newspapers driven by circulation figures and TV channels by Television Rating Points (TRPs) have opted for sensational reporting instead of deeper and insightful analysis of India–Pakistan relations. Reporting about Pakistan varies from one extreme to the other. Either the Pakistanis are demonized, or the romantic a
Shahid Khaqan Abbasi backs PM Imran Khan s position on Kashmir issue
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PML-N leader Shahid Khaqan Abbasi (left) and Prime Minister Imran Khan. File photo
PM had said Pakistan would not negotiate with India till it reverses its decision to scrap Article 370. I support the stand taken by Imran Khan on Kashmir today, says Khaqan Abbasi.
However, government makes a U-turn on their statements every other day, says Abbasi
PML-N leader Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said Tuesday he backs Prime Minister Imran Khan s position on not resuming talks with India till it revokes the decision of annexing Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
Abbasi supports PM s stance to not hold talks with India till it reverses decision on Kashmir
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Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) secretary-general and PML-N leader Shahid Khaqan Abbasi. File photo
Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) secretary-general and PML-N leader Shahid Khaqan Abbasi voiced support for Prime Minister Imran Khan s stance on not holding talks with India till it revokes the August 5, 2019, decison of scrapping the special status of India-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
The former prime minister, speaking in Geo News programme Capital Talk , said a few days ago Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi had said Article 370 is not our problem . But today, the prime minister said that we would not negotiate with India till it reverses its decision to scrap Article 370.