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| Balochistan reaches boiling point [] |
January 8, 2010 02:05:47 AM |
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  Balochistan reaches boiling point By Aleem Maqbool BBC News, Gwadar There has been an insurgency in Balochistan for more autonomyThe threats to Pakistan's future do not just come from the recent wave of militant attacks, but also from discontent in communities around the country.Gwadar is almost as remote a town in Pakistan as you can get. On the coast of the country's largest province, Balochistan, close to the Iranian border, it is nearly 2,000km (1,250 miles) from the capital, Islamabad. Down on the shabby beaches, people earn a living the way they have done for generations, fishing and boat-building. It might, at first, feel like it is a world away from the violence elsewhere. But trouble's simmering here too. 'Fight for rights'In a small, dark, compound, we met members of various separatist groups - the Baloch National Front, Balochistan Republican Party and Balochistan Liberation Army. The Pakistani government doesn't do anything for us... nobody cares Shaukat, Gwadar fisherman We hear their grievances, and their threats. "What else do we have left," says Rehman Arif, of the BRP, "except our guns, and to fight for our rights? "This region of Balochistan, which has seen civilisation for thousands of years, is being oppressed by Pakistan. We're ready to accept assistance from anyone in our fight. We appeal to India for help." This public plea for help from the country's sworn enemy will alarm Pakistanis. So too might the fact that almost everyone we came across in the town supported moves for their province to break away from Pakistan. "The Pakistani government doesn't do anything for us," says Shaukat, a fisherman. "They only work for themselves. We just labour hard, but nobody cares," he says, before wading into the water and clambering onto his boat for another long day at sea. Poverty here, and right across the province of Balochistan, is on the rise. It is, once again, stirring decades-old feelings of resentment towards the country's establishment. Many Baloch feel they have been cheated, and that while Pakistan plunders their local resources, like natural gas, coal and copper, local people remain poor. "We've got nothing," says Tariq Ashraf, a businessman in Gwadar's old quarter. "You can see all the children, look at them, look at the dirt, look at the houses. The politicians just give us promises." ResentmentThe Prime Minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani, has a new promise, and he has come to Gwadar to make it. He tells us his government will develop the port, and bring business and jobs here, for the people of Balochistan. Haji Saleh Muhammed says jobs don't go to locals"They were not given their rights for the last 62 years [since the creation of Pakistan], therefore we have launched a package with the title 'Aghaze Huqooq-i-Balochistan' [The beginning of the rights of the people of Balochistan]. That is why I am here." And it is not just the prime minister. The entire cabinet flies in for, among other things, a meeting on a ship in Gwadar Port. It was meant to provide a boost to the area, and help attract investment. However, the sight of huge government convoys and reports of the millions of rupees of expenditure on the cabinet meeting did not impress some. Many in Gwadar supported the separatist's call for a strike. Even with new development projects there is resentment. Many here feel that any benefits that development brings will leave the area. By chance, not far from the port, clutching a folder, we find Haji Saleh Muhammed. "I am from Gwadar, I am a port crane operator," he says. He opens the file, that he says he always keeps with him, to show us his qualifications and certificates, received during 12 years working in Dubai. "I came back to work in my city, but they have brought people from outside. Karachi people are working here, I am just sitting around. "Gilani says jobs will come here, but most will go to outsiders." On the beach, we even found a policeman who said the poverty and injustice had got so bad, he would lay down his life for Baloch independence. Last chancePrime Minister Gilani reiterated to us his assertion that there was considerable evidence that India is already supporting the Baloch separatists, but accepted that the region had been neglected by Pakistan in the past. However, he also insisted that the general picture is much better than it appears. "Balochs are patriotic, 99.9% support Pakistan. There are maybe a handful of people who are towing the foreign agenda of somebody else - we are negotiating with them," he says. "The time will come when the people themselves will realise that we are on the right path, and they will start supporting us." Mr Gilani's going to have to work fast here, because it feels like the last chance people are going to give the politicians to reduce poverty and inequality. If they fail, Balochistan could quite easily become a focal point in Pakistan's destabilisation.
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| Today's Pakistan [] |
December 29, 2009 12:53:08 PM |
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  Pakistanis recount horror of suicide attacks Two Pakistanis who have lost loved ones in recent suicide attacks share their stories and describe the impact terror has had on their lives. ALI MUSTAFA, DOCTOR, ISLAMABAD Ali Mustafa lost his best friend during the attack on a mosque in Rawalpindi on 4 December. Me and Bilal have been together for the last 19 years. We were together in everything, we were like brothers. He was studying electro-engineering in London and came back home to get married. The wedding was planned for 15 December. Bilal (right) returned to Pakistan to marryYou can imagine the grief of his parents and his fiancee. I visit them every day. I think it's been a particularly difficult time for his father, who witnessed his death. Bilal was in the mosque during Friday prayers when it was attacked by gunmen. He was there with his five-year-old nephew. He covered his nephew with his body in order to protect him from the gunfire. He was shot and died on the spot. The child escaped with a few minor injuries. When the number of victims in such attacks gets reported in the news, it doesn't really reach your heart. But these people are real people, they are not just numbers. I lost someone I love, he is not here any more and it's unbearable at times. It's such a loss, not just for the family, but for the country. He was an exceptional human being, a professional who had so much potential. 'Horrendous year'The situation these days is horrifying. In the past, when we would hear about bomb attacks, it would be in remote places, far away from the big cities. What we are experiencing is similar to post-traumatic stress disorder Ali MustafaBut when it hits home, that's when you really start to get worried. What we are experiencing is similar to post-traumatic stress disorder. You are wary every time you go out. There's so much fear around here, people have stopped going out in the evening for fun. I work here in the government hospital and every time a bomb goes off, I am the first one to receive the injured. You can't not be affected, it hits you hard every time. We are thinking about shifting the whole family to the UK. My father once worked as a doctor in Britain and we are all British nationals. But there are many people who don't have that option, who are stuck here. At least 35 people died during the attack on the mosque in RawalpindiWe are told that it is the Taliban doing this as a revenge for the army operation in Swat and Waziristan. Some people say it's the fault of America, others think that India is behind it. There are even those who blame the Israeli lobby. There are many conspiracy theories. I am an educated person, but I fail to understand why this is happening. The Western media says that the Taliban are Islamic militants. That's wrong. They have nothing to do with Islam. There is no provision in Islam for killing innocent people. The last couple of years have been horrendous and I have very little hope that things will get better. Our government is the worst kind of government you can imagine. Our politicians are corrupt politicians. All they are concerned about is making money and enforcing the American agenda. The war on terror is not our war and it shouldn't be our war.
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| Daddy ... it hurts." .......condemn CHILD abusing [] |
December 23, 2009 12:18:13 PM |
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     This is A TRUE STORY AND IF YOU DON'T PASS THIS ON YOU DON'T HAVE A SOUL!!!? My name is Chris ,? I am three,? My eyes are swollen..? I cannot see. I must be stupid,? I must be bad,? What else could have made,? My daddy so mad?? I wish I were better,? I wish I weren't ugly,? Then maybe my mommy,? Would still want to hug me. I can't do a wrong,? I can't speak at all,? Or else I'm locked up,? All day long. When I'm awake,? I'm all alone,? The house is dark,? My folks aren't home. When my mommy does come home,? I'll try and be nice,? So maybe I'll just get,? One whipping tonight. I just heard a car,? My daddy is back,? From Charlie's bar? I hear him curse,? My name is called ,? I press myself,? Against the wall. I try to hide,? From his evil eyes,? I'm so afraid now,? I'm starting to cry. He finds me weeping,? Calls me ugly words,? He says its my fault,? He suffers at work. He slaps and hits me,? And yells at me more,? I finally get free,? And run to the door. He's already locked it,? And I start to bawl,? He takes me and throws me,? Against the hard wall. I fall to the floor,? With my bones nearly broken,? And my daddy continues,? With more bad words spoken. 'I'm sorry!', I scream,? But it's now much to late,? His face has been twisted,? Into a unimaginable sh ape. The hurt and the pain,? Again and again,? O please God, have mercy!? O please let it end!? And he finally stops,? And heads for the door,? While I lay there motionless,? Sprawled on the floor. My name is Chris ,? I am three,? Tonight my daddy,? Murdered me. And you can help,? Sickens me to the soul,? If you read this,? And don't pass it on. I pray for your forgiveness,? You would have to be,? One heartless person,? Not to be affected,? By this Poem. And because you ARE affected,? Do something about it!? So all I ask you to do,? Is pass this on!?
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| khanwars multipalyer online game in Urdu Now [] |
December 21, 2009 05:19:52 AM |
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| This is a browser-based game - you don't need to download anything! Play the history with one of the 9 unique nations. Complex real-time strategy with 16 battle and siege units, 9 unique units, buildings, skills and many other game elements, which will entertain you, but may also sweat you a little, while you compete with the thousands of real players all over the world. Show what tactical skills you have and change the history! Register now and join in one dynamic virtual world of affairs, battles and find many new friends.
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| Urdu online multiplayer game khanwars [] |
December 21, 2009 05:03:05 AM |
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December 21, 2009 04:21:27 AM |
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December 16, 2009 03:22:49 AM |
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| FLYING CAR [] |
November 24, 2009 01:56:45 AM |
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We all know that aircrafts can fly and carry you from one city to other in few hours. However, the drawback is that they cannot be driven on city roads. Likewise, the car can take you within a city but takes too much of time when travelling between cities.Terrafugia's Transition® is World's first aircraft-cum-car. This amazing feature of this vehicle is that it provides you the features of an aircraft as well as a car. This state-of-art aircraft gives a mileage of 30 miles per gallon with fuel tank capacity of 20 gallons. As of now, there is only one aircraft available which is owned and used by the CEO of Terrafugia company. However, the look and convenience of this wonderful aircraft has already attracted many rich and businessmen who are ready to be its proud owners. When this will be available in market, it cost would be around $200,000
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