Farheen, a 41-year-old Pakistani woman, has shocked the world by becoming a single mother to her kid. Her life has been filled with adversity. Ishtiaq, a Karachi resident, lives alone with her nine-year-old daughter. She is the sole caregiver for her child.
Ishtiaq shared her tale with Gulf News on how her decision to marry someone without her parents’ permission impacted her life.
Which is the biggest word in English? This is a matter of debate. Moreover, it is not a fixed issue. New word discovery is going on. As a result, the biggest word depends on the human point of view. So it is difficult to say which word is bigger/biggest. Under this situation few big words are discussed below.
Hubert Blaine Wolfe−schlegel-hausen-berger‐dorff Sr. as verified on 1 January 2021 in Philidelphia, the United States of America, was given the longest personal name, and has 747 characters.
On the late night of August 28, Chandrakant Tare, a fisherman from Palghar in Maharashtra, began fishing with eight of his colleagues. They had no idea that the fish goddess’s benefits would be bestowed upon them. They discovered 157 Ghol fish in addition to the numerous deep sea fish. Those fishermen’s lives were forever changed by this fish. The fish was sold for a total of 1 crore 33 million rupees.
Our topic of discussion is about the longest river in the world. To answer this, it is necessary to measure the length of the river. But defining how long a river is not so easy. If many tributaries come together to form a large river, how do you define where the river actually begins? Length measurements are not always clear. A river can have more than one channel or anabranch. The length may depend on whether the center or edge of the river has been measured. Moreover the accuracy of the techniques is affected by the scale of the available maps or aerial photographs and somewhat arbitrarily. Other factors that can change the length of a river include erosion and flooding, dams, levees and cycles of channelization. That’s why there seems to be disagreement over whether the Nile or the Amazon is the longest river in the world.