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Shaukat Khanum is not helping much

From the Blog Change-Dignity-Prosperity: Shaukat Khanum is not helping much - Seems like writing for and mainly  against Imran Khan is in vogue in Pak blogging world. Here is my contribution! 40 yr old Salma, a local villager, was diagnosed with cancer of the uterus. She received treatment from SKMT H and had full recovery. As I met her, I explained to her that cancer is not common . Read Full PostComments

Wikileaks burns down diplomacy

From the Blog The True Perspective: Wikileaks burns down diplomacy - Wikileaks has forced diplomatic channels to buzz up around the world. (Photo: Beehivecity.com) The Wikileaks leaking papers are all over the news. The one thing that must've hit Zardari in the heart, and will have forced Baray Mian Sharif to float in the air is the Saudi King's proclamation that Zardari is the biggest impediment to Pakistan's progress. Be that as it may, but who gave the right to Khadim-ul-Harmain-Sharifain to put his long nose in matters that are privy to a foreign country? Now I know the moral brigade will awake from its slumber and curse me for using such derogatory language against the King of Saudi Arabia; but why? Why is it so painful for all when the West says the same things for example? Before the people force me on my way upwards with their stone throwing, I would like to tell them a little story that went on at this year's Haj. Apparently, the Saudi government itself has decided some Muslims are more equal than others when it comes to performing Haj. We all know how corrupt our government is; there is no denying the fact. But did you know that the multimillion dollar monorail that has been built to facilitate pilgrims in their movement from Makkah to Muzdalifah and Mina is only open for use by the Saudis? And to the Arabs from next year. Not the "highly respected" Muslim brethren from the Citadel of Islam itself. So here's the deal: When the Saudi government treats us as if we're sewer rats swarming around in their gutters, why can't we at least maintain a bit of self respect and self dignity and tell the Saudis to mind their own business? After all there are always calls from the "patriotic" Pakistanis to tell the US to mind its own business and quite rightly so, but why the hypocrisy then? And not only that, but the Saudi King is also reported to have urged the United States to attack Iran and bring down its nuclear facilities. Now why such aversion to a fellow Muslim country, that has never harboured any ill-wishes towards the land of the Prophet (SAW)? This whole attitude smacks of debauchery and ill will on part of one of the most respected Muslim countries in the Muslim Diaspora. Despite stern criticism from around the globe for the leaks that were made available to the New York Times daily and The Guardian daily in London, Wikileaks has refused to back off. In a way they are right too, because this is a form of doing a perverted justice to those who refuse to be held accountable. Anyway, Israel certainly regards Pakistan as a hotspot as Wikileaks pointed out with its released documents. According to Ehud Barak the President of Israel, Pakistan is a " private nightmare ". Also, there is a strong fear amongst the Israeli intelligence that if Pakistan were to fall into militant hands, Israel's survival would be at stake. There was also consensus that Musharraf had to be kept in power. This ought to cheer the neo-cons amongst us who use Israel as an excuse for every wrong in the world. Their mission has been partially accomplished by the declassification of the leaked cables emanating from the Presidential suite in Tel Aviv. There is so much more to write but I really must get a move on. Wikileaks or no Wikileaks, we have problems that need to be sorted out. It shouldn't take the declassification of 250,000 documents to force us into action. A bit of self introspection incidentally, would help us go a long way in helping us to revive our long forgotten gracious image.  . Read Full PostComments

Naeem Zamindar Likely to Head Wateen Telecom

From the Blog ProPakistani: Naeem Zamindar Likely to Head Wateen Telecom - Naeem Zamindar Likely to Head Wateen Telecom is a post from: ProPakistani Naeem Zamindar Wateen Telecom is likely to sign Naeem Zamindar as CEO of the company, after Tariq Malik's resignation last week, told us sources familiar with the situation. Wateen decided not to comment on this officially, however, it said that company is in talks with potential candidates for the said slot – but nothing has been decided so far. On similar grounds, ProPakistani learned that at least three candidates, including Naeem Zamindar, were shortlisted by Wateen's Board of Directors. Other two candidates in the race were reportedly the top execs from WiMAX industry. Sources confirmed ProPakistani that Naeem Zamindar's name has been finalized for the CEO of Wateen Telecom. Naeem Zamindar brings in vast experience in telecommunication and broadband industry, primarily with strategy and planning roles. He is counted as the founding members of Mobilink, Pakistan's largest cellular company. He was key person, aka 2IC at Mobilink in Zouhair Khaliq's era. He was responsible for Mobilink's strategy when Aamir Ibrahim replaced him. Then Mr. Zamindar was given charge of Mobilink's Broadband Unit – however, Mustafa Piracha replaced him there too. Wateen Telecom is likely to announce Mr. Zamindar's appointment  early next month. Related posts: Jahanzeb Taj Replaces Irfan Akram as VP Sales Mobilink Rumor: Disrupt at Mobilink Top Level Continues Wateen Gets New GM HR Stock Trading of Wateen Telecom starts Get Wateen Cards at Your Door Step Copyright © 2010 ProPakistani.PK . Read Full PostComments

Retired Justice Nasira Iqbal talks about the importance of TBTT

From the Blog In the Line of Wire: Retired Justice Nasira Iqbal talks about the importance of TBTT - Retired Justice Nasira Iqbal is a very well respected person in the Pakistani legal fraternity. Here she talks to TBTT Campaigner Nighat Dad about the TakeBacktheTech! initiative and why she thinks it is important. Last year Retd Justice Nasira Iqbal attended a session that the TBTT Pakistan team had organized to explain the vision behind . Read Full PostComments

Shiela Ki Jawani

From the Blog Speak Your Mind!!!: Shiela Ki Jawani - There you go, this is one of the next top songs from Bollywood. After Munni Badnaam Huee in Dabangg, this is Shiela Ki Jawani from Tees Maar Khan. The song has gained popularity very quickly and I can see people are talking about it on social sites as well quite often. Many people they are victims of this song because everywhere they go, with whoever they talk somehow, Shiela Ki Jawani is discussed in one way or the other. Katrina is looking seductive and sexy. She seems to have reduced some weight too. The songs now are less beautiful or meaningful, rather they are catchy with a mix of english and hindi. All in all, they make good product in the end but I feel these things are still short lived. . Read Full PostComments

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