You all must have seen the TV commercials about ‘Khamoshi ka Boycott’, Telenor’s latest philosophy and ad campaign. A concept that only a few have dared to perceive. All of these ads are focusing on the evils of our society. Evils that are now considered as part of our culture. And that’s when Telenor steps in with ‘Khamoshi ka Boycott’ to expose these evils. » Read more: Here is why ‘Khamoshi ka Boycott’ is more than just an ad campaign
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Here is why ‘Khamoshi ka Boycott’ is more than just an ad campaign
March 29th, 2011Pakistan Cricket Team: On-Field Analysis Before World Cup
February 11th, 2011Pakistan Cricket Team is heading up for ICC Cricket World Cup 2011. Pakistan Cricket Team will start their World Cup campaign against Kenya on Wednesday 23rd February.
2010 is considered to be the worst year for Pakistani Cricket. We haven’t manage to win any big series (Test or ODI) against any team. A short report on the performance.
» Read more: Pakistan Cricket Team: On-Field Analysis Before World Cup
Is boycotting Facebook on 20th May a sufficient solution?
May 19th, 2010An event on Facebook has been announced on 20th May on the competition of drawing blasphemous cartoons of Prophet Muhammad Sallalaho Alaihe Wasallam, named as “Everybody-Draw-Mohammed-Day”
» Read more: Is boycotting Facebook on 20th May a sufficient solution?
The fate of Margalla Towers
August 1st, 2009
Unusual situations raise many questions in one’s mind that why this happened. One such question rose in every mind after the earth quake that struck Pakistan on 8th October, 2005 leaving approximately 75000 dead and as many as 106,000 received injuries. The earthquake that registered a moment magnitude of 7.6 Richter scale started at 8:53 AM and lasted for approximately 6 minutes. The capital of Pakistan messed up along with Balakot and many other cities of Pakistan. The earth quake was so strong that it made people very depressed and sad. The earthquake brought massive destruction in the northern parts of the country specially Kashmir. Same happened here in Islamabad in the Margalla towers. The building collapsed just like a thin wall of sand.
The question here is unanswered, that why the posh apartments vanished like this? Most people answer this question that it was Allah’s will, no doubt all happen with His will but we cannot leave the people who are responsible for this on this basis. The federal minister of religious affairs of that time said that towers were declared dangerous 10 months before the earth quake but the residents were not ready to vacate it. They gave the reason that they had bought it for so much money.
The main person behind this all is » Read more: The fate of Margalla Towers
Zero point ‘The Controversial Project’
May 2nd, 2009
- Project Site
The zero point interchange project is progressing according to schedule. The project was launched in September 2008 costing 2.35 billion rupees.The Capital Development Authority (CDA) is doing this project in the best possible way but it has been frequently hit by controversies right from the day it was planned.
The main criticism on this project at the moment is on the designing consultant of the interchange project. CDA hired the same consultant for the designing of interchange who designed the Shershah Bridge in Karachi. That bridge collapsed due to some certain reasons. But the panel of engineers for the Zero point interchange project » Read more: Zero point ‘The Controversial Project’
Role of our Police in Long March
March 14th, 2009
Police arresting a social worker
Many of us know that in the past couple of days the Police has been a lot active in arresting lawyers and some political activists throughout the country and for this they are raiding heavily everywhere from the houses of the innocent people to the rallies of the lawyers.
Moreover, Code of Criminal Procedure is also functional frankly all over the country. Due to this code, the district government can issue an order to police in the public interest which can then lead into a ban of public demonstration of four or more people.
The basic purpose of taking these people into custody is to stop the Long March which is already in motion since March 12th starting from Karachi and reaching to its decisive destination in Islamabad. But the role of police is so pathetic that they don’t even care of the lady workers and the respected political figures. » Read more: Role of our Police in Long March
