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In contact with govt employees demanding 40pc raise in salary: Sh Rashid
Published On 10 February,2021 12:21 pm
The minister told he is in contact with the protesters and trying to resolve the matter as earliest
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Federal Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid on Wednesday has said that the government employees, who are protesting in Islamabad, want forty percent raise in their basic salaries.
Talking to Dunya News, the minister told that he is in contact with the protesters and trying to resolve the matter as earliest.
The statement came after police personnel, while launching a crackdown, fired tear gas at the government employees protesting against not raising salaries in Islamabad.
Emilie is a Research Fellow for the Vaccine Confidence Project™, at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. She has a background in public health, infectious disease control, and health systems and policies and holds a Master’s degree in the Control of Infectious Diseases from LSHTM.
As communication about science and health increasingly moves online, new ways are emerging for people to participate in public dialogue about advances in science.
One of these is the use of emojis – ‘picture characters’, from the Japanese ‘e’ (picture) and ‘moji’ (character). These have, in the last decade, become increasingly popular as a form of visual communication that indicates specific reactions and emotional responses.
The popularity of the genre was highlighted in 2015 when the Oxford Dictionary chose the popular ‘face with tears of joy’ emoji as its ‘Word of the Year’. Linguistics professor Marcel Danesi argued that this choice signalled a world in which language and communication had moved beyond written or verbal alphabets.