Wednesday, 10 February 2016

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PAKISTAN

Pretty places in Pakistan:



  1. No, We are not Terrorists. Not 99.9999999% of us! :)
  2. No, Not every Pakistani is a Suicide Bomber.
    We wish their Triggers get faulty and they die of Frustration! :D
  3. Not every girl in Pakistan is Malala. Majority of them go to School, work, and they even own Businesses. Also follow fashion, tradition and live how they want to.

  4. Not every street or locality seems like a war-torn, bullet riddled place.
  5. No, We (All Pakistani citizens) do not want ANY foreign aid to survive.
  6. No, Pakistanis don't Hate India / Indians. We have a lot in common!
    Its the media/Politicians' habit to play dirt.. Lets keep them busy!
YES,
  1. The World's Largest Ambulance network is in Pakistan (- Edhi)
  2. The World’s youngest certified Microsoft Experts Arfa Kareem and Babar Iqbal are from Pakistan
  3. World’s largest deep sea port is Gwadar, Pakistan

    World’s Largest Deep Sea Port : Gwader
  4. About 50% of the world’s footballs are made in Pakistan
  5. Second largest gas infrastructure in the world
  6. Schools in Pakistan
  1. One of the World's most independent media`
  2. Pakistan holds four out of fourteen highest peaks in the world. K2 is the second highest mountain in the world
  3. Pakistan has world’s largest irrigation system.
  4. Roads
    The world’s highest paved international road, The Karakoram Highway, is in Pakistan which is the eighth wonder of the world.

    Crystal clear water, clean air and hospitality: This is the Makran Coastal Highway
  5. Pakistan is one of the few countries in the world where you'll find the majority of people who can speak more than one language.
  6. Pakistan has the World's 5th largest Copper & Gold Reserves
    Pakistan has world’s fifth largest deposits of gold and copper
  7. Pakistan is the World's 7th Nuclear Power
  8. Pakistan is the World's 5th largest milk producer.
  9. Pakistan is the World's 11th largest wheat producer.
  10. Pakistan is the World's 12th largest rice producer.
  11. We have given birth to most of the best Singers in the indian subcontinent.
  12. Pakistan is home to the Tastiest mangoes exported all over the World.
  13. You must have been at StarBucks, But you gotta visit the SATTARBUKSH CAFE, the Pakistani food outlet that's bound to beat Star Bucks before it opens in this region! :).

    This is a Foreigner's account of her Visit to SattarBuksh,Karachi
    (Video : Zsuzsanna Fajcsak DrZsu | Facebook )
  14. Pakistan is home to the most Energetic and Craziest cricketing fans in the World. (PS. We share this passion with our neighboring India on the same level)
  15. Sports
    We have given birth to the most talented Sportmen in various sports.

    Cricket:



    Tennis:
    Aisam becomes No 1 in Asian, 8th in World Ranking in doubles

    View/Read More: Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi Profile

    Squash:
    Jahangir Khan
  16. Pakistan is said to be the Genesis of the Indus Valley Civilization (Harappa and Moen-jo-Daro Remains)
  17. Pakistan has the World's second largest salt mine. Inside the salt mine so large it has a mosque and electric railway and where tourists can follow in footsteps of Alexander the Great.
  18. World's Highest Polo ground is in Pakistan at Shandur Plain.
  19. Transportation

    Trucks - Pakistani Truck Art is famous all over the World!

    Read/view more : Pakistani truck art: From axle to gigapixel

    Mini Buses - Usually found in Karachi


    Or these Large Sized Metro Buses

    These 3 Wheeled Rickshaws are a Must Ride!

    Read/View more: The Pakistani Rickshaw

    Motorcycles Modified to form Motored Trikes - Here comes "Chingchi"!
    Read/View more: The 'Chingchi' Way
  20. This is how an Average Pakistani Bride looks like on Wedding day. Girls are our Gems, Pakistanis devote all their energies to make marriages as memorable as they can.
  21. This is how our Weddings Take place.
  22. A glimpse of Pakistani Cuisine..


    Stop Drooling! ;)

    Read/View more:
    Best Restaurants in Karachi
    Best Restaurants in Lahore
    Pakistan Restaurants
    Cuisine in Pakistan
  23. Karachi, Pakistan is the World's Cheapest City to live in
    The City of Lights, as Karachi is also known, is this year’s cheapest city to live in in the world. According to The Economist’s Worldwide Cost of Living Index for 2013 survey, the price of a kilogram of a loaf of bread is around 1/5 that of how much the same weight of bread is in Tokyo, the most expensive city to live in in the world.
    (25 Of The World's Cheapest Places To Live)
  24. Some Glimpses of Pakistan's Cities
  25. Mosques - The Beauty of Islamic Architecture
  26. Pakistan's talent
    Pakistan top oDesk’s “value for money” outsourcing rankings - oBlog
    Pakistan 3rd-highest user of freelancer as self-employment rises

    Pakistani entrepreneur launches airline in UAE

  27. Minorities in Pakistan
    Hindu Community



    Welcome to Swaminarayan Temple Karachi Pakistan

    One Thousand years Old Shive Varon Dev Mandir of Manora Beach in Karachi.

    Hindu youth paying tribute to Lord Ganesha at the Sawami Narayan Temple, photo by Yasir Kazmi, Karachi, Pakistan.

    Family members of Hindu Community doing ritual of Lord Ganesha at Sawami Narayan Temple, Photo by Yasir Kazmi, Karachi Pakistan.

    Ganesh Chaturti Rituals Observed in Karachi.

    Zoroastrian/Parsi Community in Pakistan

    The Navroz in March is mostly celebrated by people of Iranian descent and Saturday’s special day was mostly celebrated by the Parsis.
    (Above) The stalls set up in the afternoon at Beach Luxury Hotel. All the proceeds go to charity. PHOTO: AYESHA MIR/EXPRESS

    A Zoroastrian Fire temple in Karachi, Pakistan

    A parsi girl in Parsi Dare Meher, Karachi- Keep The Fire Ablaze!


    Nauroz Mubarak: In true Karachi Parsi style
    Being Cyrus in Karachi
    Prominent Parsis of Karachi
    Simple and symbolic Parsi Temple in Karachi
  28. Famous Pakistanis that you may know about:

    Boxer Amir Khan: The Most Interesting Champ in the World

    imran khan the legend of the cricket

    Dr. Abdus Salam - Pakistan’s first Nobel Laureate


    Mahbub ul Haq
    United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

    Ansar Burney is much than a social worker and human rights activist. He has worked on several international missions and has set up several organizations which continue to help the underprivileged and others in distress. He is recipient of honorary PhD in Philosophy.
    Ansar Burney Trust

    Dr Adeeb Rizvi worked day and night for decades and has come a long way in developing his institute as a leading urology and transplantation facility in this region. He and his team have worked with dedication to provide complete medical care from treatment to medicine, surgery and post-treatment care complete free of cost. They have a history of treating the elite in the society and have asked for their support in return for their services. Such is the dedication of this amazing Pakistani that despite all the odds against him, he has been able to provide best medical care to the poor and deserving.
    Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation

    She was a prodigy who stunned the world by achieving Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) status at mere age of 9. Her achievement was recognized personally by Bill Gates, who invited her to Microsoft Headquarters. She also received national and international recognition including the prestigious Pride of Performance award by Government of Pakistan. She continued working hard for achieving more success in her field until she suffered from a medical condition in December 2011. Unfortunately, she could not recover from this condition and breathed her last on January 14, 2012, less than a month from her sixteenth birthday.

    In her life and death, Arfa Karim became a beacon of hope and an inspiration for Pakistani nation specially girls. Whole nation praised her achievements and even till today, Arfa Karim shines as an example of a bright Pakistan.

    Arfa Karim Randhawa - Biography, Awards, Poems, Pictures

    Aleem Dar  brought Pakistan laurel and respect in an arena where not many people from this region are famed for. In September 2011,  he was named ICC Umpire of the year third time in a row. An award for which only the best are nominated from around the world, Aleem Dar has won it consecutively 3 years. This speaks for his accuracy and skill in umpiring which has come under watchful eye of technology.

    His successful handling of tense situations and giving right decisions has earned him respect of many in the game. Mr Aleem Dar also serves on ICC's Elite panel of umpires.

    Kamila Shamsie 

    Lord Nazir Ahmed (Muslim member of House of Lords UK
    Shahid Khan

    Aitzaz Ahsan - The World’s Top 20 Public Intellectuals

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