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Archive | May, 2007

Pakistan State Bank Governor Speaks on Microfinance

31. May 2007

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Courtsy: Grameen Foundation News Letter At an April 17 event co-sponsored by Grameen Foundation, SAIS, the Microenterprise Coalition, and the Microcredit Summit Campaign, Pakistan State Bank Governor Dr. Shamshad Akhtar shared her vision and strategy to advance microfinance in Pakistan. Her plans include engaging the private sector, fostering competition, and creating frameworks for new technologies such [...]

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Lesbianism in Pakistan

29. May 2007

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This article would not address what lesbians are; the origin of phenomenon like homo-sexuality; does it exists in Pakistani society or how it can be legalize in Pakistan? However this article throws light on the social and psychological factors involved and the ways to eradicate those. We would be foolish not to accept the fact; [...]

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Meeting the energy Challenge

29. May 2007

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Courtsy: ABNTV According to a recent report, National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) Chairman Lieutenant General Saeed-uz-Zafar (Retd) advised the industrial sector to generate electricity from its own resources in order to help meet the challenge of energy shortage in the country. Popularity: 6% [?]

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Judicial probe; why yet not accepted?

27. May 2007

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All Pakistani media is screaming on the May 12, 2007 Karachi mayhem on the arrival of Chief Justice of Pakistan Mr. Iftikhar Chaudry, which resulted in the loss of 48 precious lives and multi faces crises, for Government doesn’t seem to be very much interested to solve it. Instead of increasing pressures by everyone who [...]

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Star Plus Mania

25. May 2007

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During shopping I came across a bewildered situation while purchasing tie for my brother, shopkeeper told me that this tie is of Bajaj’s design. I assumed that Bajaj would be new Designer clothes which would be hot and in vogue. As new and cross the boarder designers are introducing their products in Pakistan. But surprisingly [...]

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Ethnic Troubles in Karachi

24. May 2007

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Pakistan is crises ridden country; people of Pakistan have witnessed much mayhem since its inception. Every time social fabric in Pakistan has distributed, creating pressure on the limping economy of Pakistan. It is the dilemma of Pakistan that masses have always been exploited for vested interests by politicians either in Government or in opposition. Popularity: 6% [...]

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Pakistani Media in Judiciary Movement

22. May 2007

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The movement for independent judiciary waged by the lawyer’s fraternity has been supported by all and sundry in Pakistan. It is observed this movement is gaining momentum with every passing moment regardless of the Solidarity Rally held by the Government and its coalition Parties against this movement or the statements issued by the Ministers, misdemeanor [...]

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Health Facilities in Gujranwala

20. May 2007

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A healthy nation builds a developed country. This is an accepted fact however while talking about Gujranwala we find miserable situations in heath sector. Only one District Hospital (DHQ) with its existing capacity is not in position to cater the needs of citizens of Gujranwala to required extent. Munir Hussain quotes “I am coming to [...]

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Gujranwala Tools Dies and Molds Center

19. May 2007

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Gujranwala, Gujarat and Sialkoat are the main contributors in the economy of Pakistan. These cities collectively are known as the Golden Triangle of the Pakistan. The main reason for this attribution is the rapid growth in the sector of small and medium enterprises. Popularity: 12% [?]

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Politicizing Judiciary Issue

19. May 2007

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Maltreatment with Chief Justice of Pakistan, Iftikhar Muhammad Ch and reference against him by the Government of Pakistan paved way for the lawyers fraternity to take action to safeguard the supremacy of Law in Pakistan. He was called by Military Head Of State and summarily removed from his position. Popularity: 6% [?]

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Kitchen from Gujranwala

18. May 2007

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Gujranwala is known as city of wrestlers. Wrestling holds top position amongst amusements recognized hence it is part of culture of Gujranwala. Local wrestling style is termed as “Kushti” and wrestlers are termed as “Pehalwaan” with heavy muscles and well-built bodies; they are true machos of our country- Hercules of present times. Popularity: 20% [?]

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Gujranwala Business Center

13. May 2007

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Gujranwala is one of the most important industrial cities of Pakistan, and playing significant role in overall growth of the country’s economy. Gujranwala has gained popularity for its small and medium entrepreneurs; approximately 6500 SMEs and 25000 Cottage industry of diverse nature is working for bringing up-ward changes in economy. Exports from this region have [...]

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Karachi Is Burning

12. May 2007

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Rallies, Rallies, Rallies…. Three different shows were staged by different parties to show the political strength with them in country like Pakistan. The day ends with lots of historical moments including the 30 causalities and hundreds injured in Karachi hospitals as result of exchange of firing between two groups, Return of Chief Justice, Mr. Iftikhar [...]

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Made In Gujranwala, Industrial Exhibition

2. May 2007

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Business Community of Gujranwala is committed to introduce Gujranwala as an export-oriented city of Pakistan for which they have chalked out plan of holding Made in Gujranwala Industrial Exhibition. And a successful series of five Industrial Exhibitions have been organized during last six years and sixth exhibition is started on March 7, 2007. Popularity: 9% [?]

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Pakistan’s Bigger Role

1. May 2007

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Contributed by Ahmed Quraishi Anchor Person World View from Islamabad, PTV Islamabad has a bigger role to play in the region instead of being narrowly confined to the Indian subcontinent. In strategic terms, that region is just our eastern flank, not our destiny. During the 1950s, ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s, Islamabad demonstrated it is capable and willing to [...]

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