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Showing posts with label Politicians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Politicians. Show all posts
Saturday, August 27, 2011
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Hina Rabbani charms Indian Papers
New Delhi: A flurry of flattering headlines yesterday greeted Pakistan's 34-year-old first woman foreign minister.
Hina Rabbani Khar's picture adorned the front pages of most Indian newspapers.
‘Pak Puts On Its Best Face', said The Times of India, the biggest-selling English-language daily, while mass circulation Hindi newspaper Navbharat Times said India was 'sweating over the model-like minister'.
‘Pak bomb lands in India', joked the Mumbai Mirror.
The Mail Today tabloid devoted space to Khar's choice of outfit and her fashion sense.
'Tasteful accessories — Roberto Cavalli sunglasses, oversized Hermes Birkin bag and classic pearl jewellery — added a hint of glamour to her look,' it said.
The Telegraph drew comparisons between Khar and her 79-year-old counterpart S.M. Krishna.
'In the unkind world of adjectives, the odds are stacked against SMK and in favour of HRK,' it said, using the ministers' initials. 'Khar carries with ease descriptions such as ‘stunning' and ‘petite'.'
India's style mavens estimate that her accessories alone -- a pearl necklace, Birkin bag and Cavalli sunglasses among them -- probably cost her upwards of $30,000, or 30 years worth of toil for the average Pakistani citizen.
'She dresses conservatively, conscious of the fact that she represents a Muslim state. Her brief to the designer is not to make body-hugging dresses. But she’s extremely stylish,' the Hindustan Times quoted Lahore-based Honey Waqar, who has designed for Khar, as saying. 'Politicians here are usually not aware about brands, but she knows a lot and loves accessorising with stylish bags,' the paper quoted Islamabad-based designer Sobia Nazir as saying. '
In case you didn't know already, Gandhian asceticism isn't exactly in here, either.
Hina Rabbani Khar's picture adorned the front pages of most Indian newspapers.
‘Pak Puts On Its Best Face', said The Times of India, the biggest-selling English-language daily, while mass circulation Hindi newspaper Navbharat Times said India was 'sweating over the model-like minister'.
‘Pak bomb lands in India', joked the Mumbai Mirror.
The Mail Today tabloid devoted space to Khar's choice of outfit and her fashion sense.
'Tasteful accessories — Roberto Cavalli sunglasses, oversized Hermes Birkin bag and classic pearl jewellery — added a hint of glamour to her look,' it said.
The Telegraph drew comparisons between Khar and her 79-year-old counterpart S.M. Krishna.
'In the unkind world of adjectives, the odds are stacked against SMK and in favour of HRK,' it said, using the ministers' initials. 'Khar carries with ease descriptions such as ‘stunning' and ‘petite'.'
India's style mavens estimate that her accessories alone -- a pearl necklace, Birkin bag and Cavalli sunglasses among them -- probably cost her upwards of $30,000, or 30 years worth of toil for the average Pakistani citizen.
'She dresses conservatively, conscious of the fact that she represents a Muslim state. Her brief to the designer is not to make body-hugging dresses. But she’s extremely stylish,' the Hindustan Times quoted Lahore-based Honey Waqar, who has designed for Khar, as saying. 'Politicians here are usually not aware about brands, but she knows a lot and loves accessorising with stylish bags,' the paper quoted Islamabad-based designer Sobia Nazir as saying. '
In case you didn't know already, Gandhian asceticism isn't exactly in here, either.
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Breaking News Governer Punjab Shot Dead
Breaking News Governer Punjab Shot Dead
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Kashmala Tariq In Seethrough dress pics
Kashmala Tariq entered the Pakistani Parliament on a seat reserved for women. The political party in direct proportion to seats won in the election gets a portion of its nominated women into parliament from the total pool of 72 women seats. On July 8 2008 her membership for the Pakistan Muslim League (Quaid-e-Azam) was cancelled since the Party President accused her of making the Forward Block of this party.
She was elected Students Union President at Lahore School of Economics (LSE) .She worked as corporate lawyer with a leading law firm Mandviwalla & Zafar for eight years and later got elected as Member National parliament in 2002. She got re elected as Member National Assembly of Pakistan (MNA) in 2008.
She was elected as Chairperson of Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians in CPA Annual conference held in India in 2007. She got elected by female MPs of 125 legislatures of 53 commonwealth member countries. Prior to this, she also served as Vice Chair of Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians (CWP) and member of steering committee representing Asian region.
She sits on three standing committees of parliament i.e Law, Justice & Human Rights, Finance and Revenue and Trade and Commerce.
She is the founding member and Executive Director of Parliamentarians Commission for Human Rights (PCHR), a cross party caucus of more than 60 members of the Pakistani parliament working together for Human Rights issues. During Earthquake 2005, she was the Chief coordinator of all parties Parliamentary committee established for relief and rehabilitation of earthquake victims.
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She was elected Students Union President at Lahore School of Economics (LSE) .She worked as corporate lawyer with a leading law firm Mandviwalla & Zafar for eight years and later got elected as Member National parliament in 2002. She got re elected as Member National Assembly of Pakistan (MNA) in 2008.
She was elected as Chairperson of Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians in CPA Annual conference held in India in 2007. She got elected by female MPs of 125 legislatures of 53 commonwealth member countries. Prior to this, she also served as Vice Chair of Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians (CWP) and member of steering committee representing Asian region.
She sits on three standing committees of parliament i.e Law, Justice & Human Rights, Finance and Revenue and Trade and Commerce.
She is the founding member and Executive Director of Parliamentarians Commission for Human Rights (PCHR), a cross party caucus of more than 60 members of the Pakistani parliament working together for Human Rights issues. During Earthquake 2005, she was the Chief coordinator of all parties Parliamentary committee established for relief and rehabilitation of earthquake victims.
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Monday, January 4, 2010
10 MUHARRAM KARACHI JULOOS BLAST ITS FACTS REVEALED
10th MUHARRAM KARACHI JULOOS BLAST ITS FACTS REVEALED.
Dunya Today program (10:00 pm PST Sunday) reveals that the Karachi explosion was not a suicide bomb. Instead, steel nuts laden explosive material was hidden in a sidewalk-mounted box used to collect old and damaged Holy Scriptures. Due to the sensitivity and sanctity of the box, bomb-sniffing dogs were kept away from it.
Initial arsons were amateurs using rocks and wooden planks to destroy shops but after 40 minutes of the incident organized gangs took over the matters with the distribution of Phosphorus and gloves. The rocks and wooden planks were replaced with iron rods and steel cutters. They were seen talking on the cell phones.
A must watch Dunya Today - 3 January 2010
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Dunya Today program (10:00 pm PST Sunday) reveals that the Karachi explosion was not a suicide bomb. Instead, steel nuts laden explosive material was hidden in a sidewalk-mounted box used to collect old and damaged Holy Scriptures. Due to the sensitivity and sanctity of the box, bomb-sniffing dogs were kept away from it.
Initial arsons were amateurs using rocks and wooden planks to destroy shops but after 40 minutes of the incident organized gangs took over the matters with the distribution of Phosphorus and gloves. The rocks and wooden planks were replaced with iron rods and steel cutters. They were seen talking on the cell phones.
A must watch Dunya Today - 3 January 2010
watch part2
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