Cooperation in conversation is managed by all participants through turn-taking. In most cultures, generally speaking,only one person speaks at a time. It is generally believed that women are subjected to interruptions and overlapping more in cross-sex conversations.This research has been carried out by using mixed method approach where both conversational analysis and content analysis have been used to prove that the female gender overlaps more in Pakistani political talk shows and it has also been exposed how the cultural advantage of "being a woman" is exploited by the female speakers. For this, two episodes of a famous political talk show, "On the Front," have been studied. This study proves how the female speakers have successfully used power and cultural advantage of being a woman through excessive use of interruptions, which resulted in their dominance in the conversation, preventing male members from taking their turn.

This study examines that how climate change interrupt the production of sugarcane and rice especially in Gujrat, Punjab. Climate changes affect crop productivity, growth, and water availability and farmer livelihoods. It has serious threats on crop growth. Climate change affects the availability of water management resources. The study focuses on the challenges that have threats on the productivity of crops and traditional practices in Gujrat. It also focuses on the sustainable farming techniques and advance technology. This study emphasizes the consequences of climate change on two major crops rice and sugarcane. This study highlight how climate change affects the productivity of crops like sugarcane and rice in the region Gujrat and identify the implementation to ensure the sustainable production of particular region.