Sindh Secretariat, Karma, National Savings (G 6 Markaz) and more in Paktive Magazine's latest issue! (#14514)
From the Blog paktiveWelcome to the latest edition of Paktive Magazine! (Edition # 13514) In this issue: What's up in Paktive's Karachi - Sindh Secretariat - A Service (Entertainment/Transport) in Karachi. - Global Media Links (Pvt) Ltd - A Business (Corporate) in Karachi. - Govt Primary School (Fareed Colony) - A Service (Educational / Institutional / Govt) in Karachi. - United CNG Station (North Nazimabad) - A Service Station (Petrol Pump) in Karachi. - Habib Bank Ltd - A Bank (Corporate Bank) in Karachi. What's hot in Paktive's Lahore - Karma - A Business (Retail / Sales / Service) in Lahore. - Al Duha Traders - A Business (Retail / Sales / Service) in Lahore. - Garrison Golf Course - A Park (Amusement) in Lahore. - TM Corporation (Pvt) Ltd - A Business (Corporatpakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
68 Pakistani Lawyers AreCharged With Blasphemy After Protesting the Police
From the Blog pakistanisforpeace Salman Masood and Declan Walsh for The New York Times [image: Speak up get shot] In the latest blasphemy case to highlight growing intolerance in Pakistan, the police in Punjab Province said Tuesday that they had filed blasphemy charges against a group of 68 lawyers at the instigation of a Sunni extremist leader. The mass charging was an unusually wide application of Pakistan's colonial-era blasphemy law, which carries a potential death sentence. But it was consistent with what human rights groups call an increasingly frequent abuse of the law to settle scores, silence opponents or persecute minorities, and comes at a time when freedom of expression in Pakistan is under concerted assault from extremists. "Blasphemy has become a political battle," said I. A. Rehman, a vepakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
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From the Blog randomlyabstract *"Drawing something? What is it?" It's not something. It's 'nothing' You're drawing nothing? "No, but I'm drawing something that is nothing."* *What exactly is this? "What do you see?", she paused and looked up. I see… nothing. "Exactly that!", saying this she bent her head, and soon her fingers were moving again in the same distinct fashion which was so uniquely her own. It was always a moment's work for her to get oblivious if she decides. She can forget what surrounds, numb herself, ignore everything and everyone without showing it. I have seen her disappear in crowds just like that; not physically, but mentally. And honestly, I do despise this fact. Because working on complex jobs with a hundred people around seems impossible to me. She, however, knows magic. * pakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
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