A case study conducted in the Punjab province of Pakistan assessed the attitudes of rural youth towards sustainable agriculture and the contributing factors. The study used a cross-sectional quantitative research design and face-to-face interviews with a sample of 413 young rural individuals from three selected districts. The Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) was used for data analysis. Findings indicate that rural youth in Punjab lack non-formal education to acquire or maintain skills and interests in agriculture. Unemployment and limited agricultural income are significant challenges they face. However, there is a strong inclination among rural youth to opt for sustainable agriculture if supported by a network. The study suggests that to achieve sustainability goals in a changing environment, rural youth need continuous training, communication sources, and membership in organizations promoting innovative agricultural initiatives.

Literacy, encompassing the skills of reading, writing, speaking, calculating, and problem-solving, is crucial for daily life and is synonymous with reading. However, the reading interest in Indonesia is alarmingly low, particularly among students, which is a concern for the country's future literacy rates. The lack of student visits to school libraries, especially in rural areas, highlights this issue. The rise of gadgets as a primary need has also contributed to the decline in reading books at libraries.

Imran Khan, Prime Minister of Pakistan, has stated that while Pakistan is ready to partner with the United States to establish peace in Afghanistan, it will not provide military bases for actions in Afghan territory. Khan emphasized that Pakistan has already suffered significant human and economic losses from the war on terror and seeks a political settlement and stability in Afghanistan. He also mentioned that Pakistan will not favor any parties in Afghanistan and will work with any government that has the Afghan people's support. The U.S. is planning to complete its military withdrawal from Afghanistan, and President Joe Biden will meet with Afghan leaders to discuss the future.

The article discusses Pakistan's ambition to transition to electric vehicles (EVs) as part of its federal government policy. Despite the enthusiasm, the country faces significant challenges, such as an unreliable power supply and a lack of charging infrastructure. Automakers like Sazgar Autos, Jolta International, and BAIC are introducing electric rickshaws, motorcycles, and cars, aiming to capitalize on the market potential. However, the power sector's fragility and the high cost of electricity from expensive fuels are major concerns. The government's Electric Vehicle Policy aims to convert a significant number of vehicles to EVs and transform CNG stations into EV charging stations. The article suggests that Pakistan should consider hybrid vehicles as an interim solution and take gradual steps towards its ambitious goal to mitigate climate impact and reduce reliance on imported oil.

The article discusses Pakistan's ambition to transition to electric vehicles (EVs) as part of its federal government policy. Despite the enthusiasm, the country faces significant challenges, such as an unreliable power supply and a lack of charging infrastructure. Automakers like Sazgar Autos, Jolta International, and BAIC are introducing electric rickshaws, motorcycles, and cars, aiming to capitalize on the market potential. However, the power sector's fragility and the high cost of electricity from expensive fuels are major concerns. The government's Electric Vehicle Policy aims to convert a significant number of vehicles to EVs and transform CNG stations into EV charging stations. The article suggests that Pakistan should consider hybrid vehicles as an interim solution and take gradual steps towards its ambitious goal to mitigate climate impact and reduce reliance on imported oil.