PPP ~ Development projects and modernisation of Sindh

[Qalandari]

How Karachi’s waste is poisoning Pakistan | Toronto Star

Next time post the original article instead of some 3rd class junk paper. Here is the original one.

On the shores of the Arabian Sea, pollution erodes a way of life - The Washington Post

 

[NaMaloom]

Next time post the original article instead of some 3rd class junk paper. Here is the original one.

On the shores of the Arabian Sea, pollution erodes a way of life - The Washington Post

Oh! You like Amreeeki newspaper now? Wow! Pretty sure Toronto Star is better than the Nawai Waqt, Express or other Urdu newspapers you keep posting little clippings from kiddo.

The Toronto Star employs a 'public editor' - something your Urdu press probably doesn't even know about.

Such Urdu newspapers can only DREAM of becoming a newspaper like Toronto Star. Now crawl back under your Larkana rock.

Either way, it doesn't change the subject matter. Zardari chillin like a villain, Karachi sinking in pollution. Its citizens dying from deadly diseases from the river pollution. Mangroves being destroyed. PPP sleeping.

 

[Qalandari]

DHA and Malik Riaz grabbing land like crazy in and around Karachi. PPP sleeping..

Multi-billion rupee mangrove forest land grab: the sequel - Pakistan - DAWN.COM

The matter is in court. I do not want to comment on it before the decision.

Anyways Sindh government's initiative regarding mangrove forests

http://cmsdata.iucn.org/downloads/pk_sccdp_mf_final_report_mangrove_valuations.pdf

Sindh Coastal Community Development Project - Mangroves Raised by Coastal Forest Division Sindh Forest Department, Government of Sindh At Shah Bundar & Keti Bundar: Final Environmental Monitoring Report (June 2013) | Asian Development Bank

Oh! You like Amreeeki newspaper now? Wow! Pretty sure Toronto Star is better than the Nawai Waqt, Express or other Urdu newspapers you keep posting little clippings from kiddo.

The Toronto Star employs a 'public editor' - something your Urdu press probably doesn't even know about.

Such Urdu newspapers can only DREAM of becoming a newspaper like Toronto Star. Now crawl back under your Larkana rock.

Either way, it doesn't change the subject matter. Zardari chillin like a villain, Karachi sinking in pollution. Its citizens dying from deadly diseases from the river pollution. Mangroves being destroyed. PPP sleeping.

LOL the way your Toronto star has edited the original article is a blatant form of yellow journalism. You don't have to get hyper after being caught red handed. The article in Washington post has taken a somewhat neutral stance but the under tone message is that the writer is against nuclear power plants and therefore this piece was written. Remember he is an American and the nuclear power projects in future to be initiated will be Chinese backed.

But most importantly this article was written in March and the field work was done in winters when the fish generally stay away from the coastal area. So much for your knowledge about Karachi sea/fishing. Wait when summers arrive and the situation will be back to normal.

 

[Qalandari]

Govt jobs for minority youths pledged

HYDERABAD: Sindh Minister for Religious Affairs Gianchand Essrani has said that the government is committed to provide employment to the jobless youths belonging to the religious minorities in Sindh as well as all basic facilities to these communities.

Speaking as chief guest at a programme organised by the Hindu community at the local Circuit House on Sunday, he said that the youths would soon get government jobs on a merit basis.

He recalled that during Benazir Bhutto’s tenure, development works had been carried out for the welfare of religious minorities and now the incumbent government was planning more such works in the areas dominated by religious minorities. Once the planning was completed, the schemes would be executed, he added.

The minister assured leaders of the Hindu community that their demand of Rs10 million for a burial ground near the Tando Yousuf graveyard in Hyderabad would be met.

He said that 50 per cent of the amount would be allocated in the current year’s budget. and the remaining 50 per cent in the next year’s budget.

He also held out the assurance that the issue of marriage registration and related problems would be addressed soon.

 

[NaMaloom]

LOL the way your Toronto star has edited the original article is a blatant form of yellow journalism. You don't have to get hyper after being caught red handed. The article in Washington post has taken a somewhat neutral stance but the under tone message is that the writer is against nuclear power plants and therefore this piece was written. Remember he is an American and the nuclear power projects in future to be initiated will be Chinese backed.

But most importantly this article was written in March and the field work was done in winters when the fish generally stay away from the coastal area. So much for your knowledge about Karachi sea/fishing. Wait when summers arrive and the situation will be back to normal.

Caught red handed at what? If I had quoted the Washington Post article at first, you would've said 'oh my gaaawd! anti-Pakistani amreeekan newspaper? not credible'.. now that I quoted one of Canada's largest liberal newspapers, you still gotta whine about it like a child.

Summer or winter (ignorant runts like you actually think Karachi has a winter, lol), you have to be a total dimwit to argue that pollution is not an issue in Karachi or that its shorelines and marine biodiversity is not being devastated. What you call 'winter' in Karachi, is nowhere near 'winter' in areas that actually experience 'winter'. The waters off of Karachi's coast are pretty much warm throughout the year.

But its ok! Jiyalas are known to not accept responsibility for the sleeping administration of their Mr. 10%.

 

[Qalandari]

Caught red handed at what? If I had quoted the Washington Post article at first, you would've said 'oh my gaaawd! anti-Pakistani amreeekan newspaper? not credible'.. now that I quoted one of Canada's largest liberal newspapers, you still gotta whine about it like a child.

Summer or winter (ignorant runts like you actually think Karachi has a winter, lol), you have to be a total dimwit to argue that pollution is not an issue in Karachi or that its shorelines and marine biodiversity is not being devastated. What you call 'winter' in Karachi, is nowhere near 'winter' in areas that actually experience 'winter'. The waters off of Karachi's coast are pretty much warm throughout the year.

But its ok! Jiyalas are known to not accept responsibility for the sleeping administration of their Mr. 10%.

Not interested in your rants. Typical blind and ignorant PPP hater you are. There is no denial to the problems but you have over exaggerated the matters due to the jealousy and hate inside you.

Pakistan. Fishermen to begin annual fishing season from today — BlackSeaGrain

Like every year, the high-tide rough sea with gusty winds will welcome the fishermen while they go for hunting. The fishermen will be on hunting shrimp primarily. "Shrimp is available on the sea from August to mid-September every year and later the species disappears," fishermen say.


Just for general information, Pakistan has two fishing seasons. The August to November season is for shrimp, which are mainly caught for exports. The second one being March to May. Fishing is not allowed by Sindh government in the months of June-July due to breeding season. Other than this fishing is allowed from August to May.

 

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Are Un-Stoppable

 

[Ahmad Masood]

This thread proves that lunacy is still a force to counter.

 

[Qalandari]

Sharmila lays foundation stone of Sindh’s Cultural Village

Sindh’s Culture and Tourism Mininster Ms Sharmila Faruqui on Monday laid foundation stone of Cultural Village of Sindh and conservation, consolidation, shifting and preservation of stone carving of Badshahi Mosque Thatta at National Museum of Pakistan.

The ceremony was witnessed by dozens of people including students and women also. Talking to media, Faruqui said the main objective of the scheme was to promote cultural village life of Sindh to the people who were living in metropolitan city, especially to children and new generation. Further, this scheme aimed at introducing the village life of people of Sindh on national and international level through establishment of a bazaar, food court, huts, Otaq, music court and craft shops on the premises of the national museum of Pakistan.

She lauded that the establishment of SindhiVillage with all indigenous material, style and structure in museum will enhance the sector objectives of the government and furthermore the visitors may view and experience the daily life of peoples, working environment, their crafts culture and games in a one place established in open space with diorama.

She informed that the scheme was approved by the government of Sindh in February 2015, the cost of Rs 31,344 million. The village is designed on 10,000 square feet which will be completed by June 2016. The scheme will provide an open space, sitting area, food court with traditional style of Sindh.

Sharmila lays foundation stone of Sindh’s Cultural Village | Pakistan Today

 

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Microfinance bank in Malir starts functioning

 

[nomi007]

qalandari's mama
o sorry i mean bilawal zardari

 

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The project, with a total investment of $119 million, is located in Khutti Kun, Mirpur Sakro and Thatta in Sindh STOCK IMAGE

Wind power: Thatta project to generate 135GWh

ISLAMABAD:
A wind-power project in Thatta is expected to commence commercial operations in September 2016 and will add a minimum of 135 Giga Watt-hours of electricity each year into the national grid.

The project, with a total investment of $119 million, is located in Khutti Kun, Mirpur Sakro and Thatta in Sindh and is financed through local and foreign lenders that include the International Finance Corporation (IFC), Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), HBL and Soneri Bank Limited.

According to the Alternative Energy Development Board (AEDB), Tenaga Generasi Limited (TGL) has achieved the financial close of this 49.5MW project and the document in this regard was signed by TGL and AEDB.

TGL CEO Inamur Rahman lauded the dedicated and sincere efforts of the government institutions.