ilmi Sundry Reflections Short Essays Book for CSS PMS by Prof. Manzoor Mirza

Ilmi Sundry Reflections Short Essays Book for CSS PMS by Prof. Manzoor Mirza is a comprehensive and insightful guide designed for candidates preparing for CSS (Central Superior Services) and PMS (Provincial Management Services) exams. Authored by Prof. Manzoor Mirza, this book provides a collection of short essays on a wide range of topics, helping students develop their writing skills and critical thinking abilities.

The book covers current affairs, social issues, philosophical topics, and more, offering well-structured essays that serve as excellent references for exam preparation. It is an invaluable resource for aspirants aiming to excel in the essay paper of competitive exams. MKG

ilmi Sundry Reflections Short Essays

Key Features:

Collection of short essays on diverse topics

Covers current affairs, social issues, and philosophical themes

Well-structured and thought-provoking content

Ideal for CSS and PMS essay preparation

Enhances writing and critical thinking skills

Why Choose This Book?
If you’re preparing for the CSS or PMS exams and want to improve your essay-writing skills, this book is a must-have. Order now and take the first step toward achieving your dream career in civil services!

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Contents:

• If wants were horses even beggars would ride
  
• Wants are good slaves but bad masters
  
• Lure of Fashions (CSS 1980)
  
• Speak no evil, hear no evil, see no evil
  
• Life is tragedy to those who feel and comedy to those who think
  
• Eventually all human action must be judged by its moral content
  
• What is this life, it full of care we have no time to stand and stare
  
• All that glitters is not gold
  
• Competition in Education
  
• A thing of beauty is a joy for ever
  
• A contended mind is a blessing kind
  
• Goodwill is earned by many acts, it can be lost by one
  
• There is no shortcut to success
  
• What fools these mortals be
  
• Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty
  
• Better to wear out than to rust out
  
• A bee in one's bonnet
  
• Marriage is a lottery
  
• Success has many friends
  
• Young habits die hard
  
• Means justify the ends
  
• A Yawn is a silent shout
  
• Conscience is the basis of justice
  
• In freedom lies the happiness of the individual
  
• Ideals which may guide my life
  
• Ignorance is bliss, knowledge worry
  
• Unhappiness is best defined as the difference between our talent and our expectation
  
• Pleasure of Reading
  
• Failures are the pillars of Success
  
• Power without love is dangerous
  
• Dignity of labour
  
• Its more painful to do nothing than to do something
  
• The use and abuse of leisure
  
• Friendship
  
• Superstitions
  
• Kindness
  
• Happiness
  
• Fashions
  
• Number one problem of Pakistan
  
• Internet addiction
  
• Discipline
  
• Gifts
  
• Are we happier than our forefathers?
  
• Machines and Emotions
  
• Variety is the spice of life
  
• live and let live
  
• Example is is better than precept
  
• look before you leap
  
• Eat to live, not live to eat
  
• Every dog has his day
  
• Charity begins at home
  
• Flattery brings fiends Truth enemies
  
• Courtesy costs nothing
  
• All art is not useless
  
• Happiness is a state of mind
  
• Riches are for spending