Monday, April 19, 2010

16 People on Twitter Who Inspire the World

I just wanted to extend my deepest thanks to 2morrowknight who list me in his inspirational Article16 People on Twitter Who Inspire the World.



It is my proud privilege to be one of the 16 listed outstanding talents from the World who are inspiring the World with their thought provoking tweets and spreading Love. Twitter as we all know is the most used application all over the world and its a great honor to me to be a part of its stream. I believe just as Charles F. Kettering do that Our imagination is the only limit to what we can hope to have in the future.

I wish to work for humanity for ever. I am happy that i have been acknowledged as a Passionate Pakistani and it is more than any thing to me because my country is my mother and i am proud to be a part of it. It is good to be a part of motivated people as i also likes the phrase that Motivation starts with you! As you aspire to be more successful in life, your attitude towards yourself and others will play a huge role. Positive people learn how to handle life's challenges differently and use these opportunities to grow. So can you!

I must not forget the people who are following me as i believe without their courage, love, support and criticism i would not be able to do my job in such a better way still a long way to go and more things to learn from them. There were so many times when i felt disappointed due to attitudes of some people but i realized at that time " If you feel that the world has turned against you, don't worry. Rise with your head up and say, 'It may not be now but I believe I will conquer the world.'" I am happy it proves. I have no words to pay my gratitude to 2morrowknight and huffingtonpost for their recognition. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

Last but not the least one of my favorite quote from Kiplimo Chemirmir

" On a quest to start a new life, you will face a lot of challenges and uphill battles that will try to bring you down. Fears will arise that will make you stumble and the only way to stop them is to face them! As a friend, I would like you to know that life will knock us down but we can choose to get back up. Remember, always, be strong. Root that in your heart."

Mayree Pachan Pakistan.

I love Pakistan because it's my identity. No matter where I go, I will always be recognized as a Pakistani and am damn proud of it. A great song by a legend singer "Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan" great singer of Pakistan. My identity Pakistan.


Sunday, April 4, 2010

Who will take the action!! Any idea?




These two who are a part of law and regulatory system are themselves breaking the law without any hezitation. This picture has been taken on the April 2010 and you can see the Applied For Number plate (APF-2009) with police colours. I was thinking if these two Law keepers could not implement the law over themselves than how will they make the common men to implement it and do they have power to take action against common men?

Is there any one to take notice. I wish some day some authority draw their attention towards such things and direct them as they should be. The system don't need to change but the need is to change the people who are making the system.

Monday, March 29, 2010

Earth Hour around the World





Image released by the Nasa Earth Observatory of the Earth’s city lights

A Pakistani boy holds a candle in front of the national assembly in Islamabad.

Jordanians hold candles, as they gather to mark 'earth hour' in Amman, Jordan.

A combo shows the Eiffel tower submerging into darkness in Paris as part of the Earth Hour

People light candles during Earth Hour in Cancun.

Glasses containing candles form the number 60 in celebration of Earth Hour in La Paz.

Malaysia's landmark Patronas Twin Towers is seen before for Earth Hour

A fire acrobat performs in front of the Bulgarian National Theater

A newly married couple participate in candle light rally for Earth

A man lights candles during Earth Hour by the West lake in Hanoi.

Mascots Spark and Splash during the Earth Hour lantern march in Dubai.

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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Wish you all, A Happy Pakistan Day


“We are a nation, with our distinctive culture and civilization, names and nomenclature, sense of values and proportion, legal laws and moral code, customs and calendar, history and tradition, aptitude and ambition; in short we have our own distinctive outlook on life and of life.
By all canons of international law, we... are a nation.” ~ Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

Wish you all, “A Happy Pakistan Day” Show your love to Pakistan by waving the country flag and do prayers for the solidarity of Pakistan. May Allah bless us all with righteousness and sincerity to be gratifying of our country, and May we all apprehend the real significant of Pakistan Resolution move onward on this day. Ameen.


~Long Live Pakistan~

Saturday, March 20, 2010

23rd March 1940 Pakistan Resolution Day




O land of Pakistan, Each particle of yours Is being illuminated by stars.
Even today your dust has been brightened by the galaxy

The people of Pakistan celebrate the 23rd of March, every year, with great zeal and enthusiasm, to commemorate the most outstanding achievement of the Muslims of South Asia who passed the historic Pakistan Resolution on this day at Lahore in 1940. Pakistan Resolution

The preparations to celebrate Pakistan Day, marked on March 23, are in full swing both at a federal and provincial level. The government has announced a public holiday on the day, preparations include firing of a 31-guns salute at sunrise in Rawalpindi and a 21-guns salute in all the provincial capitals. Flag hoisting ceremonies will be arranged on principal public and private buildings across the country and at all Pakistan Missions abroad. Government, Private organizations & common Pakistani is planning to celebrate the Pakistan Day in a befitting manner.

Pakistan Day is a day of remembrance, a day of great pleasure, but it cannot be complete without the true spirit of patriotism and love for our homeland.


Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Habib Jalib a revolutionary & Urdu Poet


The first thought that came to mind when talking about Jalib was his tenacity and resilience against oppression and injustice. Habib Jalib (1928 - March 12, 1993) was one of the most renowned Pakistani revolutionary and Urdu poets of 20th century his name has become synonymous with the struggle against tyranny, injustice and dictatorship and his poetry is the voice of people. His poetry reflected his vision and approach to life. He never deviated from his chosen path.

His love for humankind, his sympathy for the underdog and his passion for the fellow-beings were reflected in his verses. What is quite significant and somewhat rare in a poet who is also charged with political ideology is his capacity to suppress his anger against the injustices and tyrannies that he witnesses in life.

Pakistan Ka Matlab Kya?
Roti, kapda aur dawa
Ghar rehne ko chhota sa
Muft mujhe talim dila
Mein bhi Musalmaan hoon wallah
Pakistan ka matlab kya
La Ilaha Illalah…

Amrika se mang na bhik
Mat kar logon ki tazhik
Rok na jamhoori tehrik
Chhor na azadi ki rah
Pakistan ka matlab hai kya
La Ilaha Illalah…

Khet waderon se le lo
Milen luteron se le lo
Mulk andheron se le lo
Rahe na koi Alijah
Pakistan ka matlab kya
La Ilaha Illalah…

Sarhad, Sindh, Baluchistan
Teenon hain Panjab ki jaan
Aur Bangal hai sab ki aan
Aai na un ke lab par aah
Pakistan ka matlab kya
La Ilaha Illalah…

Baat yehi hai bunyadi
Ghasib ki ho barbadi
Haq kehte hain haq agah
Pakistan ka matlab kya
La Ilaha Illalah…

English Translation:
What Does Pakistan Mean?

Bread, clothes and medicine
A little house to live in
Free education, as may right be seen
A Muslim, I, too, have always been
What does Pakistan mean
There is no God, but God, The Rab-al-alameen

For American alms do not bray
Do not, the people, laugh away
With the democratic struggle do not play
Hold on to freedom, do not cave in
What does Pakistan mean
There is no God, but God, The Rab-al-alameen

Confiscate the fields from the landowners
Take away the mills from the robbers
Redeem the country from its dark hours
Off with the lordly vermin
What does Pakistan mean
There is no God, but God, The Rab-al-alameen

Sind, Baluchistan and Frontier
These three are to Panjab most dear
And Bengal lends them splendour
Anguished should not be their mien
What does Pakistan mean
There is no God…

This, then, is the basic thing
For the people, let freedom’s bell ring
From the rope, let the plunderer swing
Truly they speak, who the truth have seen
What does Pakistan mean
There is no God, but God, The Rab-al-alameen More




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