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Wednesday, December 8, 2004

First Pakistani-Indian Joint Movie to Open Next Month

via www.canada.com

The first movie made jointly by producers from Pakistan and India will be ready for screening next month, a leading Indian film director said Tuesday. Nazar (Sight) is based on the life of an Indian woman who struggles against social injustices common in both Pakistan and India, rival nations who share more than half a …

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First Pakistani-Korean Auto Parts Venture Signed

via jang.com.pk

The first ever joint venture agreement for manufacturing of automotive parts was signed between JinKwang, a South Korean firm and JAZ Engineering of Pakistan in the presence of Minister for Industries and Production, Jehangir Khan Tareen on Monday night. The joint venture company, Jinkwang JAZ Ltd, has planned to start manufacturing operation with two production …

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Young Isloo Businessman Begins Early, Plans Big

via www.dailytimes.com.pk

Born in Rawalpindi, I completed my masters in information technology. After my education I worked as manager IT in a private company. Working with the private company for one year gave me enough experience about market trends in IT. With the financial assistance of my father, who works as consultant with a firm, I …

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Tuesday, December 7, 2004

Karachi Local Railway to Start from January

via www.dawn.com

The Karachi Circular Railways will start operating from January, 2005. A report presented to Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz on Monday said it had been decided that the KCR would be operated by an independent corporation , jointly owned by the Pakistan Railways, Sindh government and the Karachi city government. A task force was asked to …

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‘Labour City’ Planned for Gwadar

via jang.com.pk

Over 2,000 residential units would be established for labourers, workers and fishermen in the proposed “Labour City” in the Gwadar district of Balochistan, and the federal government would grant Rs 3 billion for the project from the Workers Welfare Fund (WWF). This was stated at a meeting here on Monday held under the chairmanship …

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Karachi Stocks Hit All Time High at 5,633

via www.dawn.com

The KSE 100-share index on Monday finished at an all-time high of 5,633.13 amid heavy buying boosted by the perception of more close ties with the US after the president’s visit. More than one positive developments, the president’s meeting with Bush and year-end considerations seem to have triggered buy stops on selected counters, although negative …

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Monday, December 6, 2004

Actors Seek Pakistan-India Relations Boost at Karachi Film Festival

via www.nynewsday.com

Amid a thaw in relations between Pakistan and India, two leading Indian movie stars on Saturday said actors and directors from the two countries should jointly produce films.
Indian films are immensely popular in Pakistan, and “Dhoop” - starring Om Puri - was screened Friday night at the opening of the 10-day Kara Film Festival …

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Pakistani CNG Buses for Iran Likely

via jang.com.pk

The two-day conference on Pak-Iran joint co-operation in the Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) sector has provided a chance to market Pakistani manufactured CNG buses in Iran owing to its exceptionally low cost. This was stated by Hilal A Raza, Director General Hydrocarbon Development Institute of Pakistan (HDIP), at the conclusion of the conference …

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Pakistani Firm Awards $32 Million Mobile Contract to Siemens

via www.moneycontrol.com

Siemens Communications Mobile Networks has won a $ 32 million contract with Pakistan’s U-Fone, to provide mobile telephone services in Pakistan.
The deal between U-Fone, a subsidiary of Pakistan Telecom Mobile, and Siemens enables Pakistan’s second largest mobile operator to increase its subscriber base by 500,000 from its present 1.3 million subscribers. The project will be …

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Abbas On the Roll as Pakistan Intensify Hockey Hunt

via foxsports.news.com.au

WORLD-record goalscorer Sohail Abbas continued his amazing run as hosts Pakistan came from behind to down New Zealand for a second consecutive win in the men’s Champions Trophy hockey today.
The Netherlands and Spain also recorded their second wins on day two of the elite six-nation tournament to set up a three-way tie at the top. …

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Saturday, December 4, 2004

Blind Swiss Tourist ‘Feels’ a Surprising Pakistan

via pakistantimes.net

A visually impaired person from Switzerland, Martin Naef is exploring Pakistan, not to enjoy its marvellous tourists’ attraction sites but to interact with different social groups. Martin Naef, who also a Ph.D in education, entered Pakistan via Turkey and Iran, extensively travelling in public transport to come across the people belonging to different walks …

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Pakistan an Eye-opener for Many Indians too

via www.tribuneindia.com

Wide roads like the magnificent Lahore-Islamabad motorway, broad avenues like the ones in Islamabad and modern houses with state-of-the-art furnishings as at Mirpur showed Pakistan in a good light.
The encounter opened my eyes to the misconceptions Pakistanis and Indians had about each other, though they had many things in common. When I narrated this incident …

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British-Pakistani is First Asian Regular in English Football

via www.mg.co.za

It has long been a source of debate why there are so few Asian players in English football and none at the top level — until now. Zesh Rehman, whose parents are from Pakistan, is the first British Asian to command a regular place in the top flight.
The Fulham defender broke into Chris Coleman’s …

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Friday, December 3, 2004

Karachi Int. Film Festival Opens Today

via www.dawn.com

The fourth Kara Film Festival opens on Friday with feature films, documentaries and short films lined up for showing at the Pakistan Institute of International Affairs Auditorium.
A number of delegates and international film-makers are in town to attend the 10-day festival that was formally initiated with Thursday’s opening ceremony at the Hindu Gymkhana with …

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