Thursday, 29 November 2012

Sada E Haq Protest in Dadyal against the Sarkari Hospital




A big protest was held in Dadyal Bazaar on 29/11/2012 against the practices of the Sarkari Hospital. The public is not satisfied by the services provided and demands improvements. The protest was organised by the Sada E Haq group which is increasing in popularity in Dadyal.











Saturday, 24 November 2012

Google Pakistan Hacked




Google Pakistan’s Homepage ‘Google.com.pk’ on Saturday Morning was hacked and defaced by Turkish hackers and they placed a message in Turkish which did not make much sense. Hackers defaced the title of homepage to “Downed! By eboz”. At the bottom of the page, the hackers added a big question mark followed by the tag line that when translated read: “Hello friends who are still alive, not dead!” Meanwhile, officials from Google had announced that Google Pakistan was not accessible due to a possible PKNIC DNS poison hack. Officials suggested Pakistani users to use http://google.com/ directly without the trailing .PK. “Google teams are investigating and fixing the problem,” officials told Saturday Morning.

Tuesday, 20 November 2012

India’s Reluctance Towards Kashmir Settlement Dangerous




Srinagar, November 20th 2012: In occupied Kashmir, senior leader of the All Parties Hurriyet Conference, Professor Abdul Ghani Butt, has said that India’s continued reluctance towards resolving the Kashmir dispute will have dire consequences. Professor Abdul Ghani Butt in a media interview in Srinagar said that India and Pakistan could not come closer by entering into trade and business agreements but Kashmir resolution was the requirement for the amicable relationship between the two countries. The senior APHC leader said that the Kashmiri leadership must speak in one voice for resolution of the lingering dispute. “My faith is that Kashmiris’ sacrifices will not go waste and if it goes it will be because of our wrong policies,” he added. Professor Butt said that during his recent meetings with various political leaders of Pakistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir, he felt that they were serious about permanent and peaceful settlement of the Kashmir dispute.

Tuesday, 6 November 2012

Imran Khan leaves for India to attend World Economic Forum Meeting




Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan has left for New Delhi to attend the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting on Tuesday.
The PTI chairman will participate in special sessions related to health and education in South Asia and will also address the gathering.
Imran was accompanied by senior party leaders including Jehangir Tareen, Shafqat Mehmood and Naeemul Haq. The delegation is expected to return on Wednesday.
In the past, Imran had regularly attended WEF meetings in Davos, representing Pakistan.
Meanwhile, PTI Central Vice President Ejaz Chaudhary left for China to represent the party chairman in seminars and meetings arranged by the ruling Communist Party. The visit was arranged on the invitation of the ruling party.
Chaudhary will meet experts and communist party leaders to discuss poverty alleviation strategies and agriculture reforms introduced in China. Chaudhary will also visit industrial areas situated in the Hubei province of China.

Azad Jammu & Kashmir Women for Peace Organisation (AJKWPO) 3-Day Dialogue




The peace process between India and Pakistan has taken a forward stride, as both governments have accorded approval to Azad Jammu & Kashmir Women for Peace Organisation (AJKWPO) in organising a three-day ‘Intra-Kashmir, Cross-LoC Women Dialogue’ at Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir is scheduled to be held from November 5 to 7, says a press release.

Talking to the media AJKWPO Chief Executive Office Mrs. Nayyar Malik informed that during participation in previously held two intra-Kashmir Women Conferences at Srinagar and Gulmarg in 2007 and 2012, “We were extremely distressed through the narrations of victimised womenfolk, the atrocities womenfolk had suffered, during indigenous Kashmiri up-risings. The Kashmiri women have been subjected to gender based violence and suffer deep psychosocial trauma.”

AJKWPO will organise this dialogue having participation of about 50 Kashmiri women of substance, including nineteen from the Indian Held Kashmir (IHK), remaining from across AJ&K and GB.

Besides, participation in the dialogue, the women delegates from IHK, comprising of academia, media, and human rights activists will also visit the Department of Kashmir Studies, University of AJK in which the interaction will be extended to academia, media, activists and others, aiming at sharing the thoughts and ideas generated at the two-day dialogue sessions.

Mrs Nayyar Malik said: “Conducive environment shall have to be created in which inhabitants across the LoC can work together to develop a framework and action plan that supports and protects women against gender based violence of all forms, ensures women and girls increased access to education and health, and leads to greater participation of women in government and state institutions.”

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