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The countdown to an exciting summer has begun! Dawood Public School’s Summer Camp is now open, with a fun-filled programme to keep children active, engaged and inspired through the summer.

From energetic games and team sports to creative activities that spark imagination, each experience is designed to help children explore, learn and grow in a safe and supportive environment. Along the way, they’ll discover new interests and make great friends.

More than just a camp, it’s a place where unforgettable summer memories are made.

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آج CAIE کے پیپرز کے دوران ایک عجیب منظر دیکھا۔
پہلی بار گاڑی تھوڑی دور کھڑی کی تو دیکھا کہ چند چھوٹی چھوٹی بچیاں، جو بمشکل 6-7 سال کی ہوں گی، گاڑیوں کے پاس جا کر بھیک مانگ رہی تھیں۔ حیرت اس بات پر ہوئی کہ تقریباً ہر گاڑی والا، خاص طور پر پیپر دینے آنے والے طلبہ، انہیں کچھ نہ کچھ پیسے دے رہے تھے۔ کسی نے 1000 روپے کا نوٹ دیا، ایک طالبعلم 100 روپے کے نوٹ 5-6 بچیوں میں بانٹ رہا تھا۔

میں نے اس سے پوچھا: “اتنے پیسے کیوں دے رہے ہو؟”
وہ بولا: “آج پیپر ہے اس لیے…”

دوپہر کو یہی بچیاں شہر کے دوسرے حصوں میں “دیہاڑی” لگاتی نظر آتی ہیں، اور ان کے handlers بھی آس پاس موجود ہوتے ہیں۔

ہماری عوام، اور خاص طور پر پڑھے لکھے لوگ، آخر کب سمجھیں گے کہ professional beggary ایک باقاعدہ business model بن چکا ہے؟
آپ کے خوف، توہمات، یا “صدقہ دینے” کے انداز نے اس نظام کو مزید مضبوط کیا ہے۔

جن بچوں کے ہاتھ میں کتاب ہونی چاہیے، وہ سڑکوں پر بھیک مانگ کر اپنے handlers کا پیٹ بھر رہے ہیں۔ نہ جانے یہ بچے کہاں کہاں سے لا کر اس کام میں لگائے جاتے ہیں۔

یاد رکھیں:
ہر دیا گیا سکہ یا نوٹ صرف ایک بچے کی مجبوری نہیں، بلکہ اس پورے exploitative system کو زندہ رکھتا ہے۔

اگر واقعی مدد کرنی ہے تو:
• مستند charities کو support کریں
• بچوں کی education sponsor کریں
• rehabilitation programs کو strengthen کریں
• اور child exploitation کے خلاف آواز اٹھائیں

تعلیم صرف ڈگری نہیں دیتی، شعور بھی دیتی ہے۔

ذرا اس پہلو پر بھی سوچیے۔

شکریہ۔

Today during the CAIE exams, I witnessed a very disturbing scene.

For the first time, I parked my car a little farther away and noticed several very young girls — hardly 6 or 7 years old — begging near the examination center. What surprised me even more was that almost every passing car was giving them money. Some people handed over small amounts, while a few even gave Rs.1000 notes. One student was distributing Rs.100 notes among 5-6 girls.

I asked him, “Why are you giving away so much money?”
He replied, “It’s exam day.”

Later in the afternoon, these same children could be seen standing at different locations across the city “working shifts,” often surrounded by their handlers.

The painful reality is that professional begging has become a full-fledged business model, especially in Karachi. And unfortunately, it continues to flourish because of our emotions, fears, and misplaced sympathy.

The children who should be in schools, holding books and building their future, are instead being used to earn money for exploitative networks. We do not even know where many of these children come from or how they are brought into this system.

Every single coin or note handed out on the streets may feel like kindness, but in reality, it often helps sustain this cycle of exploitation.

If we truly want to help:
• Support verified charities
• Sponsor education for deserving children
• Strengthen rehabilitation programs
• Raise awareness against child exploitation and organized begging

Education should not only give us degrees — it should also give us awareness and responsibility.

Please think about this side of the issue as well.

Thank you.