Sadaqat Academy

Sadaqat Academy provides free learning courses, scholarships, guidance, Test Preparations, videos lectures, past papers for all class.

No More Tension: All is here

Guidances, TimeTable, News etc.

Welcome Here in Sadaqat Academy

Free Learning Courses, scholarship, guidance, Test Preparation, Video Lectures, Past Papers of All Classes

Past Papers

Past Papers of All classes and All universities

Download Our Mobile Application

Educational Related Applications, Fun related and much more, from download section.

Educational news

Be Updated in detail with us

All is here

Video lectures, Motivational Videos and too much more here

Monday, October 26, 2020

PPSC Computer Science Lecturer Solved Paper

No comments:

PPSC Computer Science Lecturer Solved Paper 2017 only on Sadaqat Academy








Share:
Read More

Friday, May 22, 2020

DANGER OF FACEMASK: How mask effects us

No comments:
*DANGER OF FACEMASK*

Mask is supposed to be used for a limited time so use it according to your need just. If you wear it for a long time:

1. Oxygen in the blood reduces.

2. Oxygen to the brain reduces.

3. You start feeling weak.

4. May lead to death.

*ADVICE*

*a.* Pull it off when you are alone. I see a lot of people in their car with AC on still wearing face MASK. Ignorance or illiteracy?

*b.* Do not use it at home.

*c.* Only use it in a crowded place and when in close contact with one or more persons.

*d.* Reduce the use of it while isolating yoursef most times.

 *Stay Safe!!!*

*Medicines that are taken in isolation hospitals*

 1. Vitamin C-1000
 2. Vitamin E (E)
 3. From (10 to 11) hours, sitting in the sunshine for 15-20 minutes.
 4. Egg meal once ..
 5. We take a rest / sleep a minimum of 7-8 hours
 6. We drink 1.5 liters of water daily
 7. All meals should be warm (not cold).
 And that's all we do in the hospital to strengthen the immune system

*Note that the pH of coronavirus varies from 5.5 to 8.5*

 Therefore, all we have to do to eliminate the virus is to consume more alkaline foods above the acidity level of the virus.
 Such as :
*Green lemon - 9.9 pH*
*Yellow Lemon - 8.2 pH*
 *Avocado - 15.6 pH*
 *Garlic - 13.2 pH*
 *Mango - 8.7 pH*
 *Tangerine - 8.5 pH*
 *Pineapple - 12.7 pH*
 *Watercress - 22.7 pH*
 *Oranges - 9.2 pH*

*How to know that you are infected with corona virus?*

 1. Itchy throat
 2. Dry throat
 3. Dry cough
 4. High temperature
 5. Shortness of breath
 6. Loss of smell ....

*And lemon with warm water eliminates the virus at the beginning before reaching the lungs ...*

*Do not keep this information to yourself. Provide it to all your family and friends.*

*I wish you good health and longevity.*
Share:
Read More

Sunday, May 17, 2020

Course Code 8509/9517 Past Papers AIOU

1 comment:


Our Team Members are working to upload more Past Papers of that Course Code. This might take 1-2 Weeks. Then you can access all past papers of that Particular Course Code. So keep in touch with Us.


You might also access past papers of the following course codes:


Share:
Read More

Friday, May 1, 2020

What is the difference between research and search?

No comments:
Search is pointing to something exists in the world already. For example you are searching something through Google or through some book, etc. While on the other hand research is pointing toward solution of some problem, or answer of some question or questions.

Share:
Read More

Monday, April 27, 2020

AIOU: Extension in the date to 13.05.2020 of Submission of Assignments of BA/BS/B.ed/PGD/MA/M.Sc/M.ed Program for Autumn 2019

, No comments:
ALLAMA IQBAL OPEN UNIVERSITY AIOU (DIRECTORATE OF ADMISSIONS)
NOTIFICATION
Dated: April 27, 2020
Keeping in view the current situation of lock-down imposed by the Federal Government in connection with wake of Covid-19, the competent authority has been pleased to extend the date of submission of assignments of BA/BS/B.Ed/PGD/MA/MSc/M.Ed Programs for Autumn 2019-Semester, upto 13.05.2020 to facilitate the students during lock-down period.
All Regional Heads will ensure collection of completed/ punched result from the concerned tutors a. forward to the Examinations Department before 20.05.2020 enable to finalize result as per schedule approved in Academic Calendar. No further extension will be considered beyond the date mentioned above.



Share:
Read More

University of Sargodha: Submission of admission forms for MA/MSc (For Regular and Private Candidates) Part-1 and Part-2 and Composite Schedule

, No comments:
Notification Ref. SU/CE/191 dated April 27. 2020.
University of Sargodha: Submission of admission forms for MA/MSc (For Regular and Private Candidates) Part-1 and Part-2 and Composite Schedule

Share:
Read More

Monday, March 30, 2020

A Complete Guide to Important Coronavirus-Related Words

1 comment:

A Complete Guide to Important Coronavirus-Related Words

Deciphering the terminology you're likely to hear

COVID-19:



COVID-19 is “a mild to severe respiratory illness that is caused by a coronavirus,” one that is characterized especially by fever, cough, and shortness of breath and may progress to pneumonia and respiratory failure. The name is an odd sort of acronym, insofar as it is formed from portions of two distinct words (COronaVIrus & Disease) and the latter portion of a date (the 19 from 2019). COVID-19 was first identified in Wuhan, China in December 2019.


Self-quarantine:

To self-quarantine is “to refrain from any contact with other individuals for a period of time (such as two weeks) during the outbreak of a contagious disease usually by remaining in one's home and limiting contact with family members.” The verb is fairly recent, showing evidence of use only within the past 20 years or so. The noun has been in occasional use prior to this in the 20th century.

Dr. Banks said further that the Federal authority invested in him in the matter of quarantine had not yet been exerted to its fullest, but that if persons continued to disregard his advice about self-quarantine, he would bring into service all of the power of compulsion at his command.
— The New York Times, 10 Aug. 1916 (p. 1)

Quarantine is currently most often found with the meaning of “a restraint upon the activities or communication of persons or the transport of goods designed to prevent the spread of disease or pests.” The word has a number of other meanings, both archaic and current, many of which have to do with a period of 40 days (it may be traced back to the Latin word quadraginta, meaning “forty”), including a 40 day period during which a widow was permitted by law to remain in her deceased husband's principal home without having to pay rent to his heirs, a period of 40 days set aside for penance or fasting (in early Christian church use), or a general period of 40 days set aside for a variety of uses.

One grand inconvenience attended on this army of Pilgrimes: For when their quarantine, or fourty dayes service, was expited, (the term the Pope set them to merit Paradise in) they would not stay one whit longer.
— Thomas Fuller, The historie of the holy warre, 1647

Isolation & Self-isolation:



Isolation ultimately derives from the Latin word insula, meaning “island.” The word’s path from Latin to English begins with the Italian derivative of insula, isolato (“isolated”), that became the French word isolĂ©, and then moved into English. Early uses of the term in English were spelled in the French manner with a conventional English modifier ending d as isolĂ©’d before it settled as the spelling isolated.

The literal etymological meaning of the word isolated is islanded. (The first hospitals built in Italy to protect the general population from the sick in the 14th century were located on an island.) Given its Classical roots, isolated is a relatively new word in English, only dating to the late 1700s. A verb was subsequently coined to correspond to this adjective, which is how we got isolate in English through the process of back-formation.

We date self-isolation to 1834 and a passage from The Metropolitan Magazine. In contrast to the use of the term in the context of today’s health crisis, this first known use of the term seems to make reference to being unaware of the events of the world around us:

Few, indeed, are they whose relations with actual life are compatible with a complete self-isolation from the interests and the passions fluctuating around them, and who can so effectually detach themselves from the tumultuous current of events which every day swells in its rapid course to the silent gulf of the past time.




Share:
Read More

Search This Blog

Recent Posts