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  logo created in meta PART 2 @BY NOMAN ADIL SOCIAL OBSERVER Part 1 link at end of article IMPORTNCE OF BLOGGING IN THIS ERA. image source website learners.com Blogs in this era has It’s own importance in every category blogs are very helpful blogs are powerful tool for personal growth, communication, research, learning, advertising, business and for many more. In this advanced era where all our things are online everyone connected internet blogs show and explain what your skills what do you have. Not matter from what profession you are whether you are Doctor, Teacher, Engineer, Pilot or other blogs become you’re digital CV. Blogs are spreading knowledge in simple and interactive way. Many students, teachers, professionals, and even elders read blogs for knowledge, updates, and for improvement and to understand issues like (Unemployment, Impact of technology, Poverty etc. image sourceinfident.com Blogging also give you freedom of writing and raise voice over injustice, cruelty, cor...

  BLOGGING INTRODUCTION, BENEFITS, IMPORTANCE AND MORE PART 1 WHAT IS BLOGGING? @BY NOMAN ADIL SOCIAL OBSERVER INTRODUCTION image from pixabay Blogging means in which a blogger writes and publish article of any category like informative, story type, experiences and opinions with others on internet The blog is apart of website or a type of website WHAT BLOGGERS DO Bloggers wrote articles daily or 2–3 in week and also add images related to topic and share links and also respond to their readers responses and a good blogger always give right content not any fake content it was very interesting hobby HISTORY OF BLOGGING. image from pixabay THE FIRST BLOGGER The first blog like site on internet created by Justin Hall an American student he used blogs like online dairy with name links.net in 1994 He was widely known as Father of blogging Justin hall Later in   1997 ,  the word “weblog”   was coined by Jorn Barger And in   1999 ,  Peter Merholz ...

  Impact of Technology on youth are technology make people lazy or not? @ By Noman | Youth Writer & Social Observer In an age where digital devices dominate our daily lives, the impact of technology on youth has become one of the most discussed topics. While some argue that technology empowers and educates, others believe it promotes laziness and dependency. This article presents both sides of the debate, encouraging readers to reflect on how we use the powerful tools at our fingertips. --- Argument 1: Technology is Making People Lazy Technology, while undeniably helpful, has become a comfort trap for many. Tasks that once required physical effort are now done with a click or command. People rely on navigation instead of learning routes, use voice assistants for simple tasks, and consume endless content online. Youth today are often seen glued to their screens — scrolling, gaming, binge-watching — rather than engaging in productive or creative activities. This dependence not on...

  IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION BY @NOMAN ADIL SOCIAL OBSERVER Friends we all know that world has lot of of mysterious and we discovered many f them and inshallah feature we also discover many more,but think for a while if there is no education can we do this inventions and discoveries? The answer is no. In our life education is more important than other because in our religion Islam in the holy book Quran ALLAH(SWT)said in the first verses of iqra, and the first message sent to prophet MOHAMMED(SAW) is “Read in the name of ALLAH who created you” and in the surah taha verse no. 114 “And say my lord increase my education or knowledge”. so in this vere ALLAH is said to pray for education is part of our life. Without education we don’t live complete and satisfying life,also it is Hades of prophet SAW that “whoever follows a path in a pursuit of knowledge,ALLAH will make a path to paradise easy for him(Sahih Muslim 6453) But it is sad to say that the literacy rate of muslims is low. Why we d...

  The Unspoken Truth Behind Unemployment in India @By Noman | Youth Writer & Social Observer India is a land of potential—but also of paradox. In a country of 140 crore people, we proudly announce startup schemes, youth summits, and digital missions. Yet, the streets echo with a silent crisis: Unemployment. But who’s really responsible? Let’s stop blaming the population. Let’s start talking about misgovernance. A System Designed to Fail Its Youth Our education system is a 70-year-old blueprint, designed during colonial rule to create clerks—not creators. Today, lakhs of students graduate with degrees but no direction. They memorize, they repeat, they pass. But they don’t build, innovate, or lead. Why? Because our system never taught them how. The Business of Taxing Dreams India speaks of entrepreneurship, yet GST policies choke small businesses. Government schemes like Startup India rarely reach ground-level youth. Loans are denied on silly technical grounds. Those who dream of...