Islamabad Police Raid On Hotels caught couple and other immoral Equipment

Islamabad Police Raid On Hotels caught couple and other immoral Equipment

Faisal Raza Abidi Blast on Dunya News Anchor Asma Chaudhary-Anchor Try to Leave but unsuccessful

Faisal Raza Abidi Blast on Dunya News Anchor Asma Chaudhary-Anchor Try to Leave but unsuccessful

No Billboards with Indian Artists Pictures in Cantt Areas

Rawalpindi: A bold step has been taken from high Pakistani officials against those billboards which have Images of Indian celebrities. According to media reports, this decision has been takenby military leadership to minimize Indian stars influence in Pak Soldiers. The Officials have ordered to all cantonment boards of Pakistan to remove such type of billboards. After this order, some cantonment boards have started removing such billboards. Few months ago,Parliamentary Panel also suggested banning Indian Commercial but it couldn’t happen due to lack of interest from legislators.

This step has been taken after immense pressure on Pakistani Officials from Islam minded group. This is not the first time when a campaign has started against these types of billboards. Criticism on Katrina Veet AD was highlighted not only on social media but Indian Media also reported it. After all these protests, nothing big happened and still immoral hoardings of Indian Celebrities are on every main road of metropolitan cities.

It’s worth mentioning here that these billboards will only take out from Cantt areas. These hoardings will remain place in all other areas of countries. Cantonment boards will not remove these signboards from other locations, media sources confirmed.

Most of people know about Muslim Awareness Program campaign to counter vulgarism on Print, Electronic and Outdoor media but they just able to build their opinion. Their campaign was not only against Indian Ads but also against all types of immoral Ads.

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asif accepts his crime

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When the stars go blue: One village, eight world champions

PESHAWAR: Nawa Kalay is a village with star power. Located in the suburbs of Peshawar, the area has produced eight world-class squash champions who have won nearly 37 international tournaments.

The village of 18,000 dominated the world of squash for years, but no international player surfaced from Nawa Kalay in the last 14 years. It was in May 2013 when that spell was finally broken when Amir Atlas Khan won the Asian Squash Championship beating Kuwait’s Abdullah al Mezayan in three sets in the final.

Despite the international acclaim of its residents, there are no public squash courts in the area and young players practice in the Pakistan Air Force squash courts in Peshawar.

But despite the odds, Hashim Khan, considered one of the greatest athletes of his time, made it to the top. Hashim’s father, Abdullah Khan, was a head steward at a club in Peshawar where British Army officers stationed in the area played squash. Hashim was an unpaid ball boy back then where he watched officers play and learnt the game – well enough to win seven British Open tournaments from 1951 to 1958. Among other wins, Hashim also secured three US Open titles.

Hashim’s younger brother, Azam Khan, won the British Open four times from 1959 to 1962 and was the runner-up thrice. He also won the US Open in 1962.

Legendary Roshan Khan, father of Jahangir Khan, was another leading squash player from the Khan clan and won the British Open title in 1957.

Another legend, Jansher Khan, also known as ‘King Khan’, ruled the world of squash between 1974 and 1984 where he ranked World Number 1. Jansher himself won the World Open eight times and the British Open six times.

Jansher was taught by his brother Mohibullah Khan, commonly known as ‘Mo Khan’.  Although Mohibullah did not reach Jansher’s fame and prowess, he was World Number 2 from 1975to 1976 and also secured the British Open title.

Another international player, Qamar Zaman, won the Pakistan Junior Squash Championship in 1968 and grabbed the British Open in 1975. He was runner-up to Geoff Hunt in 1978, 1979, and 1980 and to Jahangir in 1984.

But the real surprise for Nawa Kalay and the rest of the world came in 1982 when Jahangir won the International Squash Players Association championship without losing a single point.

Rehmat Khan, who was the World Number 12 and coach to great players such as Jahangir, Jonathan Power, Aamir Atlas and Siddharth Suchde, said when someone from the village won a game, residents would go to welcome the player at the airport and carry him till his house on their shoulders. Such an occasion has been missing for many years.

“The lack of vision and investment in the game has shifted the rule of Peshawar’s players on the world of squash to other countries. Until 2013, we had not produced a single international player in more than a decade,” Rehmat lamented.

“We were playing with torn balls, had no proper uniform, no courts, but despite all these problems we were committed and practiced for six hours each day to bring international recognition for the country  and for the Pakhtuns,” said Zaman, who is also the Vice President of the Pakistan Squash Federation. “We still have talented players but people do not give the game the time it needs.”

But Jahangir says the fall of the game in Pakistan can be attributed to the Pakistan Squash Federation.

“It is very disappointing that Nawa Kalay ruled the world of squash for over 30 years and now we have lost that achievement. There is lack of proper guidance and commitment from the squash federation,” said the former World Number 1.

“Players these days concentrate on winning the Karachi Open, National Tournament and Asian Championship, which were not priorities for us at all. We were focused on the British Open and other international tournaments,” Jahangir said, adding that there was still a lot of politics in the selection of players. “Some officials in the federation do not have any background of squash.”

Qamar says there are around 490 players in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, both men and women. Of these, only 19 players have contacts with different government departments who they represent in tournaments.

The Pakistan Squash Federation needs to send people abroad for international tournaments and give them financial support, he said.

Published in The Express Tribune, July 22^nd, 2013.

Can’t Stop Laughing :D

محمد محفوز شہید نشان حیدر کی قبر چھ ماہ بعد کھولی گئی

محمد محفوز شہید نشان حیدر کی قبر چھ ماہ بعد کھولی گئی تو لوگوں نے اور اس کے بھائی نے کیا دیکھا
خود سنئے

دلہن کی خواہش پر ن لیگ کا رہنما دولہا ہیلی کاپٹر پر بارات لے آیا .. کیوں کہ خزانہ خالی ہے

Charge Cell Phone in 20 Seconds! A New Invention

An Indian American girl Eesha Khare’s invention could charge cell phone in 20 seconds
SARATOGA: A California teen’s invention could potentially knock down cellphone-charging time to a superfast 20 seconds. So far, the energy-storage device has powered only an LED light, but it has the potential to do much more.

The future certainly looks bright for 18-year-old Eesha Khare, who pocketed a $50,000 prize for the Young Scientist award from the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix, Ariz., for her tiny and possibly revolutionary device. Khare sees the device as potentially powering car batteries, cellphones or any electronics that could use a rechargeable battery. “My cellphone always dies,” Khare explained to NBC San Francisco, when asked what inspired her invention. The supercapacitor, she explains on CBS San Francisco, is “basically an energy source device that can hold a lot of energy in a small amount of volume.” The Harvard-bound teen has caught the attention of Google, who has approached her about her device. Regardless of what happens to the supercapacitor, we’re sure to hear more from the high school senior—at least according to Khare. “I’m going to be setting the world on fire,” she said. (Monitoring Desk)

Pyaar Ho Tau Aisa … What You Say – Must Watch it

Is Video Ko Dekhne K Baad Aap JHOOT Bolna Chor Denge, MUST WATCH

Baba ji -- Jab Bandook istehmaal nahi karsakhte to uthate kyun ho

Pakistani Girl Marriage Scandal – 23 Marriages of one girl with many grooms

Group of fraud people started a marriage bureau in Muzafar Garrh and started charging Rs. 100,000 for a marriage with young girl. They arranged marriages of 23 people with a same girl. Each time after the marriage ceremony girl used to run away with jewelry but when she attempted to run away last time she was captured and this game forwarded to its end.

Wasim Akram Gets New Look for His Man’s Salon “N-Gents”

Karachi: Former Pakistani Cricketer Wasim Akram recently shot a commercial in Karachi for his upcoming new Men Salon N-Gents. Wasim adopted a new avatar look for this commercial. Wasim 

Akram was looking really a “Gora Sahib” look due to his unique stylish Beard and Moustache.
Pakistani Famous Hair Designer Nabila and her salon staff gave appealing look to former Pakistani cricket team captain. Wasim Akram’s fiancé Shaniera Thompson was also present during this shot. She Wasim really excited mood when see she saw Wasim in awkward but charming look.