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Transforming Pakistan with Affordable Technology: A Bold Step Towards a Prosperous Future
By Rehan Allahwala

In the 1990s, Sweden did something revolutionary—they subsidized personal computers, putting technology into the hands of every citizen. This single decision sparked an innovation boom that turned Sweden into one of the world’s most advanced economies. Today, Pakistan has the opportunity to do something equally transformative, if not greater.

Imagine this: a Chromebook priced at just 6,000 rupees and accessible to every Pakistani through a government-backed program. What if the Ehsaas Program, banks, and the PTA came together to allow every citizen to purchase a Chromebook and a smartphone for as little as 1,000 rupees per month? This is not just about providing devices; it’s about empowering every Pakistani with tools to access knowledge, skills, and opportunities that could redefine their lives and the future of the nation.

Why Technology Accessibility Matters

In today’s world, a device like a Chromebook or a smartphone is not just a gadget; it is a gateway to unlimited possibilities. With access to AI-powered tools and the internet, these devices can serve as:
1. A Personal Tutor:
AI can bring world-class education to the doorstep of every home in Pakistan. From learning basic skills to mastering advanced technologies, students from rural areas to urban centers can bridge the education gap and compete on a global scale.
2. A Business Coach:
Entrepreneurs can access free or affordable AI tools that guide them in planning, marketing, and managing their businesses. Imagine a street vendor improving sales strategies or a small shopkeeper expanding into e-commerce—these transformations are entirely possible.
3. A Mentor for Every Pakistani:
AI-powered platforms like ChatGPT can answer questions, provide advice, and even act as a career counselor. Whether you’re a farmer looking to optimize crop yields or a student preparing for competitive exams, AI can be your constant guide.

How to Train a Nation on AI?

The best part about AI tools like ChatGPT is that they are self-teaching. Citizens don’t need complex training programs to master these tools. All we need is to teach them how to get started:
• Mass Media Campaigns:
The government and private sector should launch nationwide campaigns through TV, radio, social media, and community centers. These campaigns should focus on showing people how to ask questions and use AI tools effectively. Simple examples like “How can I learn English in 30 days?” or “How can I start an online business?” can demonstrate the power of AI.
• Repetition for Mastery:
Encourage people to use AI tools five times a day. Whether it’s asking for advice, learning something new, or solving daily problems, this repeated usage will naturally build expertise. When people use AI consistently, they will discover new possibilities on their own, becoming masters of its application without needing formal training.

This approach leverages the self-learning nature of AI, making it accessible to everyone—from a student in a village to a professional in a city.

5x Growth: A Game-Changing Opportunity for Pakistan

If implemented correctly, this initiative could revolutionize Pakistan’s economy in an unprecedented way. With a per capita income of approximately $1,000 per year today and a GDP of $376 billion, leveraging AI could push these numbers to extraordinary heights.

Here’s how:
• By making AI tools accessible to every Pakistani and embedding their usage into daily life, we can unlock an explosion of productivity.
• People will be more skilled, businesses more efficient, and opportunities for income generation will multiply.

If an advertising campaign is carried out, emphasizing the benefits of AI and encouraging its usage five times a day, we can grow our per capita income to $5,000 a year within just 12 months. This means a total GDP increase from $376 billion to nearly $1.88 trillion!

A Call for Collective Action

Since the potential economic impact of this initiative is almost $1 trillion, I urge the government, private sector, NGOs, philanthropists, and media to come together and invest at least a few billion dollars to achieve this goal. This is a once-in-a-lifetime golden opportunity for our nation to leapfrog forward, leaving behind the mistakes and problems of the past 75 years.

We are not talking about small incremental changes but a massive leap forward. By combining affordable technology, AI-powered tools, and consistent daily use, we can empower every Pakistani and unlock their true potential.

The Ripple Effect of Digital Inclusion

When every Pakistani has access to AI, the entire ecosystem will transform. Here’s how:
• Economic Growth:
Millions of Pakistanis can start online businesses, access freelance opportunities, and contribute to the digital economy.
• Improved Education:
Children in underserved areas will have access to the same quality of education as those in elite schools, leveling the playing field.
• Empowered Workforce:
Young adults can learn new skills, from coding to graphic design, without ever stepping into a classroom, making them globally competitive.
• Informed Citizens:
With access to knowledge and tools, Pakistanis can make better decisions, whether it’s about health, agriculture, or governance.

The Time to Act is Now

Pakistan stands at a crossroads. The world is moving towards AI-powered economies, and we cannot afford to be left behind. This is not just about providing laptops or phones; it’s about showing people how to ask the right questions, repeat their usage, and let AI empower them naturally.

With a well-executed advertising campaign and consistent daily use, we can turn this vision into reality, growing our economy fivefold in a year. This is our golden chance to redefine our future, for ourselves and for generations to come.

The time to act is now. Let’s take this bold step together.

Pakistan Zindabad.

آئینی درخواست

عنوان:

پاکستان کے تعلیمی نظام میں مصنوعی ذہانت (AI) اور ڈیجیٹل خواندگی کو لازمی قرار دینے کے لیے درخواست

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برائے:

عزت مآب چیف جسٹس،

ہم، پاکستان کے عام شہری، اساتذہ، والدین، اور طلبہ، اپنی نئی نسل اور پاکستان کے ڈیجیٹل مستقبل کے تحفظ کے لیے یہ درخواست عاجزی سے پیش کرتے ہیں۔

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گزارش:

مصنوعی ذہانت اب مستقبل نہیں رہی — یہ موجودہ حقیقت ہے۔
یہ معیشتوں کو چلا رہی ہے، تعلیم کو بدل رہی ہے، روزگار کو تشکیل دے رہی ہے، اور حکومتوں کے طریقے بھی نئے سرے سے طے کر رہی ہے۔

مگر پاکستان میں، ہمارا تعلیمی نظام ابھی تک ماضی میں قید ہے۔
• پرانے چاک بورڈ
• بوسیدہ نصاب
• صفر جدید تربیت
• اور طلبہ کو ٹیکنالوجی تک کوئی رسائی نہیں

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تاریخی غلطیاں:

یہ پہلی بار نہیں ہے کہ ہم پیچھے رہ گئے ہوں:
• جب کمپیوٹر آیا، ہم نے کہا “شیطان کا ڈبہ”
• جب انٹرنیٹ آیا، ہم نے کہا “یہ بچوں کو خراب کرے گا”
• جب دنیا آگے بڑھی، ہم ماضی کے گیت گاتے رہے

ہم نے نسلوں کو کھو دیا ہے۔

اور اگر ہم AI اور ڈیجیٹل تعلیم سے دور رہے، تو اب کی بار صرف پیچھے نہیں رہیں گے — بلکہ دنیا کے نقشے سے غائب ہو سکتے ہیں۔

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دنیا کی حقیقت:
• امریکہ، چین، اسٹونیا، UAE جیسے ممالک نے AI کو اسکولوں میں لازمی قرار دے دیا ہے
• اسٹونیا ہر بچے کو کوڈنگ سکھاتا ہے — آج دنیا میں ڈیجیٹل لیڈر ہے
• بھارت نے 1 لاکھ اسکولوں میں AI پروگرام شروع کیے ہیں

تو پھر پاکستان کیوں پیچھے ہے؟

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پاکستان میں موجودہ حالات:
• پاکستانی بچوں کو AI کا مطلب بھی نہیں آتا
• اساتذہ کو ChatGPT، Canva، یا موبائل تک کا بنیادی استعمال نہیں آتا
• اسکول اب بھی بچوں کو رٹا سکھاتے ہیں — نہ سوچنے کی صلاحیت، نہ تخلیقی سوچ، نہ جدید مہارت

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امید کی کرن: ریحان اسکول

کراچی میں ایک تجرباتی ماڈل ریحان اسکول کے نام سے قائم کیا گیا ہے، جہاں:
• ہر بچے کو لیپ ٹاپ اور موبائل کا استعمال سکھایا جاتا ہے
• ChatGPT، Canva، یوٹیوب جیسے اوزار سکھائے جاتے ہیں
• طلبہ خود تحقیق کرتے ہیں، ویڈیوز بناتے ہیں، اور مسائل حل کرتے ہیں
• اور ان سب کا اوپن سورس نصاب سب کے لیے مفت دستیاب ہے

یہ ثبوت ہے کہ پاکستان leapfrog کر سکتا ہے — یعنی ترقی کے لمبے راستے چھوڑ کر، آگے نکل سکتا ہے۔

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ہر بچے کے ہاتھ میں Chromebook — کیوں نہیں؟

ہم حکومت سے قیمتی لیپ ٹاپ یا MacBook نہیں مانگ رہے۔

ہم صرف یہ مانگ رہے ہیں کہ ہر بچے کو ایک استعمال شدہ Chromebook دیا جائے، جو:
• صرف 6,000 سے 10,000 روپے میں خریدا جا سکتا ہے
• یا صرف 1,000 روپے ماہانہ قسط پر مہیا کیا جا سکتا ہے — جیسا کہ OLPP.org جیسی تنظیم پہلے سے کر رہی ہے

پاکستان میں:

صرف کتابوں پر والدین سالانہ 10,000 سے 200,000 روپے تک خرچ کرتے ہیں۔

تو کیا ہم اتنی رقم ایک زندہ، سیکھنے والی مشین پر نہیں لگا سکتے جو بچے کو دنیا سے جوڑ دے؟

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Chromebook = تعلیم کی موٹر سائیکل

Chromebook کوئی عیاشی نہیں — یہ تعلیم کی موٹر سائیکل ہے۔

ہم Corolla یا Tesla نہیں مانگ رہے۔
ہم ایک سادہ، سستا Chromebook مانگ رہے ہیں جس پر بچہ:
• سیکھے
• سوچے
• دنیا سے جُڑے
• اور خود کو بہتر بنائے

جب بچہ اس “موٹر سائیکل” پر سفر شروع کرے گا، تو کل کو اپنی “کرولا” خود خریدے گا۔

لیکن اگر ہم اسے سفر شروع کرنے کا موقع ہی نہ دیں — تو وہ منزل پر کیسے پہنچے گا؟

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آئینی بنیاد:
1. آرٹیکل 25-A — معیاری تعلیم ہر بچے کا بنیادی حق ہے، جس میں جدید تعلیم شامل ہونی چاہیے
2. آرٹیکل 19-A — معلومات تک رسائی ہر شہری کا حق ہے — AI اور ڈیجیٹل ٹولز اس میں شامل ہیں
3. آرٹیکل 9 — زندگی کا حق، یعنی روزگار، مہارت، اور باعزت مستقبل کا حق — جسے جدید تعلیم کے بغیر چھینا جا رہا ہے

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ہماری گزارشات:

ہم عدالتِ عالیہ سے عاجزی سے درخواست کرتے ہیں کہ:
1. وفاقی اور صوبائی حکومتوں (خصوصاً حکومتِ سندھ) کو ہدایت دیں کہ وہ مصنوعی ذہانت اور ڈیجیٹل خواندگی کو ہر اسکول میں لازمی قرار دیں
2. OLPP.org جیسے ماڈلز سے متاثر ہو کر، ہر بچے کو استعمال شدہ Chromebook فراہم کیا جائے
3. تمام اساتذہ کو AI ٹریننگ فراہم کی جائے
4. ریحان اسکول کا اوپن سورس نصاب کو قومی پالیسی میں شامل کیا جائے
5. والدین، اساتذہ، اور اسکولوں کو جدید تعلیم کی اہمیت کے بارے میں آگاہ کرنے کے لیے قومی مہم چلائی جائے

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آخری دعا:

ہم تاریخ کے ایک موڑ پر کھڑے ہیں۔

ایک راستہ ہے اندھیرے کا، ماضی کا، محرومی کا۔
دوسرا راستہ ہے روشنی کا، ترقی کا، عزت اور قابلیت کا۔

ہم چاہتے ہیں کہ عدالت اس روشنی والے راستے کا انتخاب کرے — نہ صرف ہمارے لیے، بلکہ ان لاکھوں بچوں کے لیے جن کی آوازیں آج خاموش ہیں، لیکن کل وہی قوم بنیں گے۔

ہم چاہتے ہیں کہ:
• ہر بچہ صرف کتاب پڑھنا نہ سیکھے،
• بلکہ ChatGPT سے سوال کرنا سیکھے
• ویڈیو بنانا، پوڈکاسٹ کرنا، مسئلے حل کرنا سیکھے
• عزت سے کمانا، تخلیق کرنا، اور دنیا بدلنا سیکھے

کیونکہ مستقبل آنے والا نہیں…
وہ تو آ چکا ہے۔

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مؤدبانہ دستخط:

درخواست گزار
(نام / تنظیم / رابطہ)

How to Take Care of Your Laptop Battery (For Older Laptops & Chromebooks)

Many of our students at Rehan School use older laptops.
That’s great — even an old laptop is powerful if you know how to take care of it properly.
But older laptops don’t have smart charging systems like new ones do.
That means we must learn how to charge carefully so the battery lasts longer.

Let’s understand how

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1. What Happens Inside an Old Battery

Your laptop’s battery is made of lithium-ion cells.
These cells get weaker every time you charge and discharge them — that’s called a charge cycle.
After about 500 cycles, most old batteries start to lose power quickly.

So, the goal is simple:

The fewer full charge cycles you do, the longer your battery will live.

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2. Don’t Keep It Plugged in All the Time

Older laptops keep sending electricity to the battery even when it’s full.
That builds heat and stress inside the cells.
Over time, this makes the battery swell or die faster.

Best practice:
• When your battery reaches 90–95%, unplug it.
• Use it until it goes down to about 40–50%, then plug it in again.
This keeps the battery healthy and avoids both overcharging and deep draining.

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3. Heat Is the Biggest Enemy

Heat kills old batteries faster than anything else.
Even if your laptop is old, you can protect it by keeping it cool.

Simple tips:
• Don’t use it on beds or pillows.
• Keep air vents open.
• Clean the fan once in a while.
• Avoid direct sunlight.
• Use a cooling pad if possible.

If your laptop feels hot to touch, unplug it until it cools down.

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4. Once a Month, Let It Breathe

Every few weeks, let your laptop run down to 20–30%, then charge it back to 90%.
This helps the battery “recalibrate” — it reminds the system of the real battery level.

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5. If You Don’t Use It for Many Days

If you’re going on a break and not using the laptop:
• Charge it to 50–60%.
• Then shut it down completely.
• Keep it in a cool, dry place.

This protects the battery during long rest periods.

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For Chromebooks

Most Chromebooks (even old ones) handle power slightly better.
But the same rules apply:
• Avoid 100% all the time.
• Don’t drain to 0%.
• Keep it cool.
• Charge between 40% and 90% when possible.

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Final Advice

Your battery is like your health — don’t overfill it, don’t empty it. Keep it balanced.

So if you have an older laptop at Rehan School, remember these five golden rules:
1. Don’t keep it plugged in 24/7.
2. Unplug around 90–95%.
3. Plug back in at 40–50%.
4. Keep it cool.
5. Let it rest at half charge if unused.

Do this, and even an old laptop will serve you faithfully for years.
That’s the smart way to use old technology — with wisdom, not fear.

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To
Umar Saif
Minister it Pakistan

Subject: Request to Reevaluate Import Tariffs and Facilitate Economical Chromebook Imports for Pakistani Students

Honorable Minister Umar Saif,

I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirits. As an advocate for the technological empowerment of Pakistans youth, I wish to address a pressing issue that hinders our students access to affordable digital tools.

Across the globe, especially in the USA, there is an abundance of Chromebooks and other under-$50 laptops that are being discarded or deemed as waste. These devices are channeled to Dubai for sorting and then find their way into Pakistan. Regrettably, the current import mechanism drastically escalates the costs. A device starting at zero dollars in the USA gets marked up to $10 in Dubai for sorting, plus $15 for courier charges to Pakistan, followed by retail profit margins. As a result, a device that should be priced around 3000 rupees for our students surges to 12000 rupees.

To delve deeper into this challenge, I consulted with two clearing agents to understand the import tariffs. I was informed that due to customs tariffs set 12 years ago, these machines are valued at a staggering $270 per unit. This antiquated valuation makes it virtually impossible to legally and affordably import them through standard channels. As a workaround, many resort to the hand baggage route, which, while practical, is unfortunately against the law.

Chromebooks, despite their economical pricing, are potent educational tools. They can transform the learning landscape, especially for those experiencing computer usage for the first time. The potential for educational enhancement, increased digital literacy, and bridging the digital divide is vast.

I earnestly request you to revisit and update these outdated customs valuations. By facilitating a smoother, lawful, and cost-effective import mechanism for these devices, we can equip our youth with the digital resources they rightly deserve.

Your proactive involvement can be a beacon of change, ensuring every young Pakistani has the tools to thrive in an increasingly digital global landscape.

Thank you for considering this urgent appeal. I trust in your commitment to the betterment of our nations youth and anticipate a favorable resolution.

Warm regards,

Rehan Allahwala.