Chitralis prefer Presidential system

Chitral -- At a time when governance failures plague the country and the present parliamentary form of democracy is being blamed for creating a raucous rumpus and ushering in corruption and confusion, there is a debate country wide as to which system should we switch over to which suited us more.

 CN has conducted a survey on it's own amongst different cross section of people about which system would they prefer for Pakistan. The overwhelming point of view was that parliamentary democracy has failed to deliver and we should adopt a Presidential form of government .

Old timers recalled the stability and progress during the 1958-1969 era when presidential government and one unit system was in place in the country  Some learned and people with opinion swore that a presidential system along with a strong and independent accountability institution is what is needed and would rapidly repair the failed governance in the country .--CN report, 08 Oct 2011.

Comment 1

Journalism is all about, communicating message to common people in simple words, If we are trying to improve the English of people through journalism, with making easy words intentionally difficult, probably we have selected wrong way to teach English to people. We must keep in mind that the only objective of journalism and reporting is effective communication, using simple words. I will preferably take example of your own report here from “Chitralies prefer presidential system”.
Instead of writing “democracy is being blamed for creating a raucous rumpus and ushering in corruption” one can simplify it with writing “ Democracy is being blamed of opening doors for corruption” looks more effective and easy to understand, and can increase the interest of people in website. In the current situation in the country, when neither English itself, nor English speaker and writers have any respected as used to be few years back. That happened because of American and British double standards in their policies in the Muslim world. I will therefore recommend introducing Urdu page or trying your best to simplify the words in the interest of CN.
Simply as we never use such words while speaking, then why are we using them while reporting? -- Dr. Khalil Canada, 09 Oct 2011

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