Shattered Dreams..

Fizza Malik an aspiring law graduate from London School of Law was among those 11 people who were killed during a suicide bombing attack at the Islamabad district court on monday. She was 23 years old a well mannered lady with a sharp innovative mind. Fizza was a mad lover of cricket according to her one close fellow.. it was just a news for an hour over the media. But do you ever thought for a second that what it is like to lost your only child? may be it is quite insulting to all those 11 people who lost their lives too but place your hand over your heart..feel it. Fizza malik got her degree from Northumbria University got back here to serve her nation and in return she was rewarded with a death plenty. She was only daughter of her parent nobody knows what dreams they are chasing for her in past 23 years and they got shattered in less than a minute. she did not mange to live long enough even to see her license to practice law arrive in the mail.

Here is the link an article from Fizza's friend He wrote about how was she as a human.. and here some from her twitter acount.

https://twitter.com/FizzaTariqMalik

We can clearly see what a genius fizza was her thinking was beyond self centered  how she was passionate about doing something for the county and How bad it is that we still can not imagine we still don't know how many fizza malik we are going to give away in the name of  popular terrorist group.

May ALLAH give you the highest rank of Jannah. Ameen

Mass-Communication  (Doesn't Deserve Bad Reputation)

At my university the science faculties have superiority and as a  Mass-communication student I have battled with the stigma attached to media and communication degrees. Media studies is often seen as a "Easy and Useless" subject and a media student is consider to be the couch potato in their eyes. But I think few people actually understand what Mass-com studies means, or what it's like to study at uni.

 Mass-communication isn't about watching films and reading newspaper, it's about actively engaging with media practice, theory and production.Just like science and other professional fields, It's about working within the field  and requires skills like good writing and critical thinking. The media is a powerful tool which plays a significant role within society.It gives the people a voice and I think that's incredibly powerful.

Late night editing, 14 hours of lectures a week and endless study tasks and assignments - not the workload typically associated with us.But this is the reality of today's mass-com and media student. According to a U.K survey report, people with a degree in media have the second highest degree employment rate. So how come the subject is still so ridiculed?