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Holbrooke assures full help in reconstruction phase : US announces extra $200m for IDPs.








Pakistan Coast Guard recruits display their skills during a passing out parade held at their training school on Wednesday. ppi
 
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Pakistan is going through one of its worst crisis and Zardari is worried about some portraits.

Now is not the time Mr Zardari!
 
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Most Pakistanis are opposed to the US and its influence over Islamabad [AFP]
 


.... check this out, five intellects represnting Pakistan in a strategic meeting ... May ALLAH help Pakistan
 
What are these lamp suppose to signify. Indian does similar things on occasion. please shed some light!!!:undecided:

Nice pictures Rabzon. May Allah bless Pakistan until the end of day......:pakistan:
My friend, lighting diva (lamp) is part of Sufi tradition. Sufi’s believe that a diva represents love and wipes out darkness.
 

People displaced from Swat are seen inside their tents in Jalozai camp near Peshawar. The Swat battle is seen as a test of Pakistan’s resolve to take on the Taliban challenging the government’s writ. Up to 3 million people have fled the fighting. ap










ISLAMABAD: Visitors to Rescue 15 office are thoroughly searched after a suicide attack here on Saturday night left two policemen dead. online
 



A Pakistani model displays a creation from a summer collection by designers from The Pakistan Fashion Designers Council (PFDC) in Lahore. The show was held to raise funds for internally displaced persons (IDPs) of Swat and Buner in the north-west of Pakistan. — AFP Photo.


Ladies taking keen interest in a photography exhibition at a local hotel. — APP Photo.




LAHORE: Sikh pilgrims arrive in the city to participate in the Jorh Mela beginning on June 16. daily times






 

At 152 centimeters tall, Asma Jahangir is a mere sparrow of a woman. But she's got a big voice, which she isn't afraid to use. Jahangir and her colleagues at the Lahore-based Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, an independent body of lawyers and activists, defend Christians and Muslims sentenced to death by stoning under harsh and capricious blasphemy laws. She shelters women whose families want to murder them—only because they deserted cruel husbands. She investigates the fate of prisoners who vanish in police custody and battles for their release through the courts and in the press. In short, Jahangir rails against the myriad injustices that plague her homeland, a type of cage rattling that doesn't always get popular support. "People aren't willing to believe that these injustices happen in our society," says Jahangir.







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Pakistan’s truck drivers love decorating their vehicles with the most outlandishly ornate decorations conceivable.

 
Rabzon i love these pics shows true pictures scenes from both the good and the bad which is reality i will be visiting this thread regularly thx for these :)
 

Lahore. A prominent Pakistani cleric who had publicly condemned the Taliban and its suicide bombing attacks was killed today by a teenage suicide bomber who detonated explosives inside his office at an Islamic seminary in the eastern city of Lahore. The attack killed at least six other people. Sarfraz Naeemi, a renowned religious scholar, had spoken openly of his support for the ongoing government military offensive to root out Taliban militants from the Swat Valley and surrounding regions.



Peshawar. In this TV-grab combo from footage aired by various private news channels, motorists flee the chaos on Khyber Road, after an attack on security forces (1). A motorcycle, said to belong to the attackers, lies ablaze near the Corps Commander’s residence on the same road (2). Army and police contingents were immediately called into action (3) and (4).


Karachi. Models strolling down the ramp, wrapped in stunning collections, glittering celebrities, and an upbeat crowd - the makings of a perfect evening… the crowd could not have asked for more, as Nida Azwer's designs proved to be quite a treat for the eyes.
Nida's debut, solo show titled “A Curious Mind” introduced to the audience her prêt a porter, haute couture and bridal collections, each bringing to the fore the designer’s creative bent of mind.







 

ISLAMABAD: The much-anticipated ‘people-friendly’ budget for the fiscal year 2009-10 – with a total outlay of Rs 2.48 trillion – was presented on the floor of the National Assembly on Saturday. Minister of State for Finance Hina Rabbani Khar also made history, becoming the first woman in Pakistan’s history to present the budget.






Lashkar (tribal army) members pose for the media during a trip organised by the army in Pakistan's Upper Dir district, June 12, 2009. According to army Brigadier Amal Zada of the Frontier Corps, Lashkar tribesman have surrounded about one hundred Taliban militants in a village in Dir on Friday. — Reuters/Mian Khursheed






 

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