Security Risk
From the Blog odysseuslahori I don’t know when they started it – it seems to have always been around – but this paranoia of security against the ‘enemy state’ (dushman mulk) pervades the national psyche deeply. This so-called security entails only a moratorium on photography, all else like blowing up PNS Mehran or Kamra apparently being kosher. In nearly seven decades of the country’s existence, the painter of the ‘Photography Prohibited’ sign has never known poor business. Though the powers-that-be keep the identity of this person a tantalisingly guarded secret, his artwork adorns every bridge, culvert, railway station, airport, dam, power grid and rubbish dump around the land. For his meritorious and assiduous service to the country he must have received the highest awards from the government. For somepakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
The Job and The Struggle
From the Blog blog Recently we talked about identifying our job. We also saw how we can *ritualize* the work: show up everyday for our job. My job is to write. To design. To solve problems. Not necessarily in that order. I do it every day. I must. That’s my decision. I have also outlined the following articles and guides that should be available in the coming weeks, God willing: - Accepting Online Payments in Pakistan – the Problems and My Solution - Selling Digital Products Online in Third World Countries - The Biggest Problem with Setting Goals – even when you achieve them! These are problems that have surfaced again and again. I have received emails by folks who face these problems. I myself have gone through them. *InshAllah*, these free resources will prove helpful. I hope. I ampakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
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