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Thursday, November 27, 2008

university time, karachi....bahria university karachi

Monday, November 24, 2008

OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF IDEAS PAKISTAN 2008

OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF IDEAS PAKISTAN 2008

www.ideaspakistan.gov.pk

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ideas Pakistan 2008, weapon for peace

ideas Pakistan 2008, weapon for peace

ideas Pakistan 2008, weapon for peace

ideas Pakistan 2008, weapon for peace

ideas Pakistan 2008, weapon for peace

ideas Pakistan 2008, weapon for peace

ideas Pakistan 2008, weapon for peace

ideas Pakistan 2008, weapon for peace

ideas Pakistan 2008, weapon for peace

ideas Pakistan 2008, weapon for peace

Sunday, November 23, 2008

Enlightened Moderation

Enlightened moderation, which was proposed by former President Pervez
Musharraf , applies to all
spheres of life, but most importantly it applies to practicing Islam
moderately, as oppose to practicing fundamentalist version of
Islam.
To think properly as to rationalize thoughts, be on the positive side of
life, to prefer optimism, and the theory is against extremism.
Musharraf explained his position in an opinion piece published in various
newspapers in 2004. His plan for enlightened moderation calls for the Muslim
world to eschew violence and Western powers to "seek to resolve all
political disputes with justice" and assist Muslim countries' development

President Musharraf leaves for London on one-week tour

Former President General (Retd.) Pervez Musharraf today left for London on
one-week tour.

Pervez Musharraf accompanied by his wife Begum Sehba Musharraf left from the
airport here for London by PIA flight PK-785. Following his resignation from
the president slot, this is his maiden tour abroad.

Sources said that the former president during his tour would address the
Cambridge University Students Union besides he would also be holding
meetings with the members of different think tanks. Pakistan High Commission
will provide full official protocol on his arrival at London

Saturday, November 22, 2008

47,000 died in Kashmir, says Delhi

*47,000 died in Kashmir, says Delhi*

SRINAGAR, Nov 21: The nearly two-decade-old anti-India campaign in INDIA occupied
Kashmir has left 47,000 people dead, more than 20,000 of them civilians,
according to official figures released on Friday.

The figure did not include those labelled as having ?disappeared? in the
region since unrest began in 1989 and a prominent human rights group said
the real toll was certainly far higher.

Kashmir Chief Secretary S.S. Kapur said in a statement that more than 20,000
civilians and 7,000 police and security personnel had died in what he
described as ?incidents of terrorism? in the past 20 years.

The same period had witnessed ?the neutralisation? of 20,000 militants.

The region?s leading human rights group, the Coalition of Civil Society,
said the real toll stood at more than 70,000 dead. ?Our figures are based on
a proper survey,? senior group official Khurram Pervez said.

Kashmiri leaders say nearly 100,000 people have died in the unrest.?Agencies

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Khurram Gardezi
( www.first-pakistan.blogspot.com )
( www.youtube.com/group/musharraf )

"nafsani khawahishat insani aqal ko zail kr deti hain(hazrat ali a.s)"

"save Pakistan by sending foreign exchange to home"!!!

47,000 died in Kashmir, says Delhi

*47,000 died in Kashmir, says Delhi*

SRINAGAR, Nov 21: The nearly two-decade-old anti-India campaign in occupied
Kashmir has left 47,000 people dead, more than 20,000 of them civilians,
according to official figures released on Friday.

The figure did not include those labelled as having ?disappeared? in the
region since unrest began in 1989 and a prominent human rights group said
the real toll was certainly far higher.

Kashmir Chief Secretary S.S. Kapur said in a statement that more than 20,000
civilians and 7,000 police and security personnel had died in what he
described as ?incidents of terrorism? in the past 20 years.

The same period had witnessed ?the neutralisation? of 20,000 militants.

The region?s leading human rights group, the Coalition of Civil Society,
said the real toll stood at more than 70,000 dead. ?Our figures are based on
a proper survey,? senior group official Khurram Pervez said.

Kashmiri leaders say nearly 100,000 people have died in the unrest.?Agencies

--
Khurram Gardezi
( www.first-pakistan.blogspot.com )
( www.youtube.com/group/musharraf )

"nafsani khawahishat insani aqal ko zail kr deti hain(hazrat ali a.s)"

"save Pakistan by sending foreign exchange to home"!!!

Monday, November 17, 2008

tour de pakistan

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