NGOs

Adlib is going to awake you guys from the word that is a most habitually using word of the present moment, in all most every nation, on a natural disaster or manmade. We say, now the NGOs will do their work, they are the one who will help us in concerning our matter. Do we actually know anything about this word NGO?
I don’t think so all of us are very well responsive of this abbreviated word. NGO stands for Non Governmental Organization. We just think it is an establishment or it is some kind of welfare society, which is trying to help us, without having their personal interests. NGOs say that their organizations are non-profit, and that’s not for real, they are not telling you the truth. There always lay their own benefits in sustaining you guys. And one thing more to mention here, that they say we are nongovernmental organizations, they are lying again, because none of the organizations, can run without the authorization, clearance, permission, supervision, all of the organizations, are supervised, checked and are under control of the present government of that state where that organization is functioning.



With all these facts, it really doesn’t mean that, they are not doing a good job, they are working for the betterment of humanity, they are raising their voices against the violence, and they are protecting the atmosphere. NGOs are playing a good role in the society; we do not have to claim as they are the saddle. But as well as we have to look at the grass root truths. The real values, the real picture of the game. they do make money, some of the NGOs work underground, they make reports, build projects and display them as they are ready to be in practical, so on that point it is objection less to say this work is not in the betterment of the people, but on the basis of that report they can say, yes we are doing something good and in concrete.
In the coming posts of the series NGOs I’ll tell you guys so much more about NGOs and their role, emergence and significance, and we will discuss the history as well.


Adlib says, “Do not believe on what you hear and 50% of what you see."

Posted by: Qasim Sahi.