Unit.
1 Democratic Citizenship
Quaid on 11 th August,1947
Summary
Sir Waseem Ali Soomro
English Instructor
SUM Academy Larkana
Vocabulary
Words Meaning / Synonym
Inaugural First, Initial
Testify States, Swears
. Vision Dream
Teachings Experiences, Instructions, Lessons
Excerpt Extract, Part
Companions Friends, Mates
Memorable Unforgettable, Notable
Cordially Pleasantly, Warmly
Utmost Greatest, Extreme
Sincerity Honesty, Genuineness
Conferred Discussed, Talked
Honor Integrity, Decency, Respect
English Instructor Sir Waseem Ali Soomro
SUM Academy Larkana
Vocabulary
Words Meaning / Synonym
Onerous Difficult, Burdensome
Sovereign Independent, Autonomous, Ruler
. Adopting Accepting, Implementing
Revolution Rebellion, Mutiny
Dominion Territory, Colony, Region
Inhabitants Residents, People
Titanic Gigantic, Massive
Unknown Mysterious, Strange
Foremost Leading, Primary
Emphasize Highlight
Unprecedented Extraordinary, Unique
Unparalleled Unique, Unmatched
English Instructor Sir Waseem Ali Soomro
SUM Academy Larkana
Vocabulary
Words Meaning / Synonym
Severely Harshly, Very badly
Undermine Weaken
. Commodities Supplies
Starvation Hunger, Famishment
Essential Vital, Important
Legacy Heritage, Bequest
Nepotism Favoritism, Preference
Crushed Crease, Crumple
Relentlessly Persistently, Insistently
Tolerate Abide, Bear
Influence Inspiration, Encouragement
Wholly and solely Totally, Completely
English Instructor Sir Waseem Ali Soomro
SUM Academy Larkana
Vocabulary
Words Meaning / Synonym
Legislative Lawmaking
Gravest Serious, Severest, Critical
. Occurs Happens
Curse Swearword, Blasphemy
Bribery Corruption, Inducement
Corruption Dishonesty, Fraud, Exploitation
Adequate Satisfactory, Acceptable
Frequently Often, Repeatedly
Tackle Challenge, Block
Colossal Huge, Immense
Distressed Upset, Concerned
Concentrate Focus
English Instructor Sir Waseem Ali Soomro
SUM Academy Larkana
Vocabulary
Words Meaning / Synonym
Masses Crowd
Privilege Honor, Pleasure, Freedom
. Obligations Responsibilities, Duties
Subjection Domination, Overpowering
Discrimination Judgement, Acumen
Impartiality Neutrality, Fairness
Constitution A body of fundamental principles
Constituent A body of representatives that is elected to create or change their
Assembly country's constitution.
Assertions A statement that you strongly believe is true
Cyclonic Lightning, Rapid
English Instructor Sir Waseem Ali Soomro
SUM Academy Larkana
SUMMARY
Quaid on 11th August, 1947
In his speech on 11th August, 1947, Mr. Jinnah, the inaugural
President of Pakistan's Constituent Assembly, expressed his heartfelt gratitude
for being chosen for this esteemed role. He went on to outline the critical duties
of the Assembly, starting with the paramount importance of maintaining law
and order to protect the lives, property, and religious beliefs of the people.
Jinnah then addressed the pervasive issues of bribery, corruption, and
black-marketing, denouncing them as poisonous to society. He called for strict
measures to combat these evils and ensure the fair distribution of essential
commodities.
English Instructor Sir Waseem Ali Soomro
SUM Academy Larkana
Nepotism and jobbery were also firmly rejected by Jinnah, who
declared his unwavering commitment to a corruption-free government. He
warned against any attempts to influence him and promised to crush these
practices relentlessly.
Acknowledging the division of India and the birth of Pakistan as
an unprecedented event, Jinnah stressed the need for both nations to accept
and uphold the agreement. He recognized the challenges posed by a various
population but encouraged unity, equality, and shared citizenship,
irrespective of religious or cultural backgrounds.
Jinnah concluded his speech with a call for justice, impartiality,
and cooperation, believing that these principles would guide Pakistan toward
becoming a great nation.
English Instructor Sir Waseem Ali Soomro
SUM Academy Larkana
