All Things Pakistan voices concern - “the food crisis comes hand in hand with an energy crisis and in an environment already rife with political uncertainty and extremist threats.” and calls it a dangerous mix.
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how to overcome on food price hike and soft policy for salaried class which is suffering a lot
dear mohsin, i think we can just debate on this issue or may be get some remedies but we can’t change and overcome on prices of food and its quality.
because the responsible authoritarians are least concerned about it.
they just plan that how to and what to answered the journalists n media persons thats it..!
How we overcoe from Food Crisis issue in Pakistan? actually the Pakistan is a Agricultural country.