Arfa Karim has Mashallah achieved so much at a very young age and brought fame and pride to Pakistan. This little girl now is on death bed and  I pray to Almighty Allah for her complete recovery and may she fight back and bring more glory and happiness in our lives. ISLAMABAD — Arifa Karim, Pakistan’s pride who became world’s youngest Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) at 9 in 2004 continues to be in critical condition in death’s icy hands at CMH ... Read More

Congratulations to Dr. Umar Saif, a professor at LUMS,  who has been recognized by MIT Technology Review amongst`World`s Top 35 Young Innovators for the year 2011 for his peer to peer file sharing software BitMate. By featuring in the list, Saif now joins an elite group of researchers and technologists including the likes of Google’s Sergey Brin and Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg. MIT Technology Review selects the top innovators after a rigorous evaluation process. The judges, who are leading experts in their ... Read More

Moin Akhtar is one man we all knew, loved and respected. He has spread happiness and laughter for so many years. The news of his death is shocking for me. We have lost a great actor, comedian and a great human being.  Please pray for his soul. May Allah bless him with the best place in heaven. He was 61 years old and was under treatment at Combined Military Hospital (CMH) for a heart disease. The Nation writes, In last one month ... Read More

People say that Hina Dilpazeer gets all the brilliant roles but I disagree....she makes them brilliant by performing so well. From her first role in ' Barnas road ki Nilofar' till 'bulbalay' she hits a sixer every time. Pakistani drama has got an ace in the form of Hina Dilpazeer. After Burnas Road ki Nilofar and the unprecedented success, offers and opportunities, there’s been no looking back for her. Madam Rizwana and Baby Shabana, Bichhu Phuppi, Veena and momo, to name just a ... Read More

Heroes are born in special circumstances...."jab waqt hum ko aazmata hai ..." I wish to write about some people whose deeds will Inshallah lift the spirits of this Pakistani nation who is used to getting sad news daily. A nation which has men like Imran Khan, Malik Riaz, Talat Hussain, Kashif Abbasi, Ibrar ul Haq Fakhr-e-Alam and countless silent hands helping them cannot be declared a failed state. These are a few people I am mentioning but believe me whole ... Read More

Liz Hoggard writes in London Evening Standard I don't have to do this,” Imran Khan tells me earnestly. “I could have a very easy existence. I could go on TV and make so much money, live like a king.” Instead the retired international cricketer, and former husband of Jemima Khan, has dedicated his life to politics back home in Pakistan. Jemima, the daughter of the late financier, Sir James Goldsmith, may just have bought a £15 million stately pile in Oxfordshire, but Imran lives hand-to-mouth on a ... Read More

The research work carried out by a young Pakistani particle physicist Jamil Aslam and two of his team members — Ahmed Ali and Christian Hambrock — received acclamation from the physics community as its results may lead to the discovery of a “new form of matter”. Jamil Aslam is a faculty member of Physics Department at Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU), while the other two physicists are working in Deutsches Elektronen Synchrotron (DESY), the biggest German research centre for particle physics. He and his ... Read More

I read about Haji Malik Mushtaq in todays "The news" and am impressed. We all live for ourselves but people who live to make life easier for others are great. This is the time when we all have to pay zakat and sadaqat, if you live in Islamabad go to PIMS and check for yourself. Then maybe instead of giving your money to professional beggers on the street you can give it to Mushtaq's noble cause (its our noble cause ... Read More

We a nation of 160 million have only one Abdul Sattar Edhi. Why? Is it his duty alone to work for the society? or we think what he achieved is immpossible for others? I am yet to come across a a child who if asked "what do you what to be when you grow up? " Answers "Abdul Sattar Edhi". Isn't he an international celebrity? Isn't he known and respected all over the world? Then why does our future generation wants ... Read More

A Pakistani scientist Dr Aurangzeb Hafi has earned a great honour for the country by developing 'Magneto-Agricultural Development Model and Sectorial Magnetic Model' for the first time in the world that will vivid far-looking and long lasting effects on agriculture, environmental and medical sciences, space biology, magnetobotanics, magnetohydrodynamics and multidisciplinary sciences. Prof. Dr. Aurangzeb Hafi is the first South Asian, whose name has been inscribed in the Roll of Honor in The Sovereign Royal Order of The Knights of Peace and ... Read More