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Saturday, April 29, 2017

So Who's counting ... #QBPKarachi vs #UKPak70


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Thursday, April 27, 2017

Bollywood actor #VinodKhanna dies of cancer, aged 70.

Vinod Khanna

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Member of Parliament
Constituency Gurdaspur
In office
1999–2009
In office
2014–2017
Personal details
Born 6 October 1946[1]
Peshawar, North-West Frontier Province, British India
(now Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan)
Died 27 April 2017 (aged 70)
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India[2]
Cause of death Bladder cancer
Height 1.85
Spouse(s) Geetanjali (1971–1985; divorced)
Kavita (1990–2017; his death)
Children Rahul Khanna (son)
Akshay Khanna (son)
Sakshi Khanna (son)
Shraddha Khanna (daughter)
Occupation





















Actor, MP of Lok Sabha for Gurdaspur






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Wednesday, April 26, 2017

Major General Nicholas Welch OBE presents Victoria Cross replica to Pakistan


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Pakistan-UK Army Staff talks take military relations to new highs

Saturday, April 22, 2017

Order of the Constitution Petition No. 29 of 2016 Dated: 20-April-2017 (Panama Papers Scandal)

Constitution Petition No. 30 of
2016 &
Constitution Petition No. 03 of 2017
 
 
                                                                                                            544
 
ORDER OF THE COURT
 
 
By a majority of 3 to 2 (Asif Saeed Khan Khosa and Gulzar
Ahmed, JJ) dissenting, who have given separate declarations and
directions, we hold that the questions how did Gulf Steel Mill come
into being; what led to its sale; what happened to its liab
ilities;
where did its sale proceeds end up; how did they reach Jeddah,
Qatar and the U.K.; whether respondents No. 7 and 8 in view of their
tender ages had the means in the early nineties to possess and
purchase the flats; whether sudden appearance of the
letters of
Hamad Bin Jassim Bin Jaber Al
-
Thani is a myth or a reality; how
bearer shares crystallized into the flats; who, in fact, is the real and
beneficial owner of M/s Nielsen Enterprises Limited and Nescoll
Limited, how did Hill Metal Establishment c
ome into existence;
where did the money for Flagship Investment Limited and other
companies set up/taken over by respondent No. 8 come from, and
where did the Working Capital for such companies come from and
where do the huge sums running into millions gif
ted by respondent
No. 7 to respondent No. 1 drop in from, which go to the heart of the
matter and need to be answered. Therefore, a thorough
investigation in this behalf is required.
2.
In normal circumstances, such exercise could be
conducted by the NAB
but when its Chairman appears to be
indifferent and even unwilling to perform his part, we are
Constitution Petition No. 29 of 2016,
Constitution Petition No. 30 of
2016 &
Constitution Petition No. 03 of 2017  
                                                                                                           545
constrained to look elsewhere and therefore, constitute a Joint
Investigation Team (JIT) comprising of the following members :
ii)
a senior Officer of the Federal
Investigation
Agency (FIA), not below the rank of
Additional Director General who shall head
the team having firsthand experience of
investigation of white collar crime and
related matters;
ii)
a
representative
of
the
National
Accountability Bureau (NAB)
;
iii)
a nominee of the Security & Exchange
Commission of Pakistan (SECP) familiar with
the issues of money laundering and white
collar crimes;
iv)
a nominee of the State Bank of Pakistan
(SBP);
v)
a seasoned Officer of Inter Services
Intelligence (IS
I) nominated by its Director
General; and
vi)
a seasoned Officer of Military Intelligence
(M.I.) nominated by its Director General.
3.
The Heads of the aforesaid departments/ institutions
shall recommend the names of their nominees for the JIT within
seven days from today which shall be placed before us in
chambers for nomination and approval. The JIT shall investigate the
case and collect evidence, if any, showing that respondent No. 1 or
any of his dependents or benamidars owns, possesses or has
acqu
ired assets or any interest therein disproportionate to his known
means of income. Respondents No. 1, 7 and 8 are directed to
appear and associate themselves with the JIT as and when
required. The JIT may also examine the evidence and material, if
Constitution Petition No. 29 of 2016,
Constitution Petition No. 30 of
2016 &
Constitution Petition No. 03 of 2017
546
any, alr
eady available with the FIA and NAB relating to or having
any nexus with the possession or acquisition of the aforesaid flats or
any other assets or pecuniary resources and their origin. The JIT shall
submit its periodical reports every two weeks before a
Bench of this
Court constituted in this behalf. The JIT shall complete the
investigation and submit its final report before the said Bench within
a period of sixty days from the date of its constitution. The Bench
thereupon may pass appropriate orders in e
xercise of its powers
under Articles 184(3), 187(2) and 190 of the Constitution including an
order for filing a reference against respondent No. 1 and any other
person having nexus with the crime if justified on the basis of the
material thus brought on th
e record before it.
4.
It is further held that upon receipt of the reports,
periodic or final of the JIT, as the case may be, the matter of
disqualification of respondent No. 1 shall be considered. If found
necessary for passing an appropriate order in
this behalf,
respondent No. 1 or any other person may be summoned and
examined.
5.
We would request the Hon’ble Chief Justice to
constitute a Special Bench to ensure implementation of this
judgment so that the investigation into the allegations may not
be
left in a blind alley.
JUDGE
Constitution Petition No. 29 of 2016,
Constitution Petition No. 30 of
2016 &
Constitution Petition No. 03 of 2017
547
JUDGE
JUDGE
JUDGE
JUDGE
Announced on
_____________
at _______________________.
JUDGE

Thursday, April 20, 2017

Saturday, April 8, 2017

Honorary Consulate of Somalia Robbed !




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Tuesday, April 4, 2017

The place where there is no mass transit system is not a city, said Justice Azmat Saeed

Those who don't want mass transit may move to village: Justice Azmat Saeed




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ISLAMABAD: The place where there is no mass transit system is not a city, said Justice Azmat Saeed on Monday.
"Whoever does not like [the idea of] a mass transit system, may move to a village," Saeed said at the hearing on the Orange Line Metro Train project at the Supreme Court. 
While briefing the court on the project, lawyer of Nespak, company carrying out consultancy for the project, said they have obtained the report of environmental impact of the project. 
Earlier, concerns have been raised on the construction being carried out for the Orange Line Project. 
Activists argue that the Orange Line metro track is damaging heritage buildings and sites of the city. 
Previously, an appeal was filed in the apex court, in which petitioners had requested the construction be halted around 11 heritage sites. 
On August 19, 2016 the Lahore High Court had barred provincial authorities from carrying out construction work within a distance of 200 feet of around 11 heritage sites, including Shalimar Gardens, Gulabi Bagh Gateway, Chauburji, Buddhu ka Awa, Zebunnisa’s Tomb, Lakshmi Building, General Post Office, Aiwan-e-Auqaf, SC Lahore registry building, St Andrews Presbyterian Church on Nabha Road and Baba Mauj Darya Bukhari’s Shrine.
The Orange Line's is a project of the Punjab government which promises to lay a 27.1-kilometre rapid transit line which is expected to benefit 250,000 people every day.

Monday, April 3, 2017

Air Marshal Azeem Daudpota passes away

Mohammad Abdul Azim Daudpota

Born September 14, 1933 (age 83)
Bombay, British India
(now Mumbai, India)
Died 3 April 2017
Allegiance  Pakistan
 Zimbabwe
Service/branch  Pakistan Air Force
 Air Force of Zimbabwe
Years of service 1951–1989
Rank US-O9 insignia.svg Air Marshal
Unit PAF No. 15 Squadron Cobras
Commands held Sargodha Airbase
Air Force of Zimbabwe
Battles/wars Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
Awards Sitar-e-Jurat (1965 war)
Sitar-e-Imtiaz
Hilal-e-Imtiaz
Zimbabwe Order Of Merit in the class of Commander
Other work former Head of Pakistan International Airlines
former Governor of Sindh

Saturday, April 1, 2017

Telenor Microfinance Bank

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Dr Asim Hussain release Writ

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B+ blood need for Actress Nyla Jaffery

#SpringCleaning #PKLibraries #Karachi

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Rear Admiral Ather Mukhtar takes over as Commander Karachi -

Image may contain: one or more peopleDue to retire in 2022.


Current Pakistan Navy senior officers

  1. Admiral Muhammad Zakaullah, NI(M)Chief of Naval Staff (CNS), NHQ. Due to retire in October 2018.
  2. Vice Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi, HI(M) — Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, Operations (DCNS O), NHQ. Due to retire in 2017.
  3. Vice Admiral Shah Sohail Masood, HI(M) — Commander, Naval Strategic Forces Command (Cdr NFSC), Islamabad. Due to retire in 2017.
  4. Vice Admiral Khan Hasham bin Saddique, HI(M) — Vice Chief of Naval Staff (VCNS), NHQ. Due to retire in 2018.
  5. Vice Admiral Syed Arifullah Hussaini, HI(M), T Bt — . Due to retire in 2019.
  6. Vice Admiral Waseem Akram, HI(M) — . Due to retire in 2020.
  7. Vice Admiral Kaleem Shaukat, HI(M) — Commander, Pakistan Fleet (COMPAK), Karachi. Due to retire in 2020.
  8. Rear Admiral Mukhtar Khan Jadoon, HI(M) — . Due to retire in 2018.
  9. Rear Admiral Nasir Mehmood, HI(M) — DG Maritime Technologies Complex (DG MTC), Islamabad. Due to retire in 2019.
  10. Rear Admiral Imtiaz Ahmed, HI(M) — Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, Material (DCNS M), NHQ. Due to retire in 2019.
  11. Rear Admiral Syed Hasan Nasir Shah, HI(M) — Managing Director, Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works (MD KS&EW), Karachi. Due to retire in 2019.
  12. Rear Admiral Habib Ur Rehman Qureshi, HI(M) — General Manager (Engineering) at Karachi Port Trust (KPT), Karachi. Due to retire in 2019.
  13. Rear Admiral Syed Bashir Ahmed, HI(M) — DG Joint Warfare & Training (DG JW&T) at Joint Staff HQ, Chaklala.Due to retire in 2020.
  14. Rear Admiral Jamil Akhtar, HI(M) — DG Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (DG PMSA), Karachi. Due to retire in 2020.
  15. Rear Admiral Abdul Aleem, HI(M) — Commander, Coastal Areas (COMCOAST), Karachi. Due to retire in 2020.
  16. Rear Admiral Farrokh Ahmad, HI(M) — Commander, Karachi (COMKAR), Karachi. Due to retire in 2021.
  17. Rear Admiral Dr Nassar Ikram, SI(M) — Commandant, Pakistan Navy Engineering College (Comdt PNEC), Karachi. Due to retire in 2021.
  18. Rear Admiral Ather Mukhtar, HI(M) — Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, Administration (DCNS Admin), NHQ. Due to retire in 2022.
  19. Rear Admiral Muhammad Fayyaz Gilani, HI(M) — Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, Personnel (DCNS P), NHQ. Due to retire in 2022.
  20. Rear Admiral Moazzam Ilyas, HI(M) — Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, Training & Evaluation (DCNS T&E), NHQ. Due to retire in 2022.
  21. Rear Admiral Sajid Wazir Khan, SI(M) — Commander Logistics (COMLOG), Karachi. Due to retire in 2022.
  22. Rear Admiral Syed Asad Karim, SI(M) — Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, Supply (DCNS S), NHQ. Due to retire in 2022.
  23. Rear Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi, HI(M), S Bt — Commandant, Pakistan Navy War College (Comdt PNWC) / Commander, Central Punjab (COMCEP), Lahore. Due to retire in 2023.
  24. Rear Admiral Asif Khaliq, HI(M) — DG Naval Intelligence (DGNI), NHQ. Due to retire in 2023.
  25. Rear Admiral Naveed Ahmed Rizvi, HI(M) — DG (Media) at Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Islamabad. Due to retire in 2023.
  26. Rear Admiral Ahmed Saeed, HI(M) — Chief Project Director (CPD), NHQ. Due to retire in 2023.
  27. Rear Admiral Asif Hameed, SI(M) — General Manager (Operations) at Karachi Port Trust (KPT), Karachi. Due to retire in 2023.
  28. Rear Admiral Faisal Rasul Lohdi, SI(M) — Additional Secretary, Ministry of Defence (MoD), Rawalpindi. Due to retire in 2024.
  29. Rear Admiral Zain Zulfiqar, SI(M) — Chief Instructor, Allied Officers Division (CI AOD) at National Defence University (NDU), Islamabad. Due to retire in 2025.
  30. Rear Admiral Zahid Ilyas, SI(M), S Bt — DG Joint Cantonment Gwadar (DG JCB) at Joint Staff HQ, Chaklala. Due to retire in 2026.

See it wasn't a UFO

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ACM Stephen Hillier @ChiefofAirStaff in Risalpur

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