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25 July 2011

Microsoft Professional Award for 9 Year Old Pakistan Girl

The Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) credential is for technology professionals who have the skills to successfully implement a Microsoft product or technology as part of a business solution. At just 9 years old, Arfa Karim Randhawa , of Faisalabad, Pakistan, is one of the youngest MCPs in the world. She recently received her credentials from [...]

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Emirati Sheikha Plans to Settle in Pakistan and Learn Pashto

Sheikha Mohammad Hamoud Alhamdi, a 21-year-old from UAE, who has married a local of Karak and considers Pakistanis loving and caring, is learning Pashto to share Arabic folktales and stories with her in-laws. Ms Alhamdi is hopeful she would get a Pakistani citizenship like two Indian girls before her, a few months ago. “I am [...]

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Major E-Government Plan Likely to Boost Pakistan Software Industry

The country’s software industry is set to taste a windfall as the federal government has decided to award projects of the e-government of around one billion rupees to local companies. The federal government launched the e-government programme in 2002, with an aggressive campaign to put all public service departments online, but plans almost failed to [...]

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Tracing Historic Links Between Pakistan and Central Asia

The existence of links between Pakistan and Central Asia at the end of 3rd and the beginning of 2nd millennium B.C is beyond doubts. Pakistan and Central Asia are seats of original cultures and centers world’s earliest civilizations. Pakistan’s cultural contacts with central Asia can be traced back to the Prehistoric times. In the Indian [...]

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Pakistan’s 1st Literary Review for Young Creative Writers Launched

The first volume of Alhamra Literary Review is a successful attempt to break the silence of people who are inhibited or reluctant about expressing themselves and publishing their works. This unique collection of unpublished English writings by individuals both young and old is a refreshing blend of creative expressions in the form of poetry, fiction, [...]

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Aisam Creates History as Pakistan Qualify for Tennis World Group Playoff

Aisamul Haq created history when he booked a World Group playoff berth for Pakistan after a thumping straight set triumph over Taiwan’s Lu Yen in reverse singles in the Davis Cup Asia Oceania Group-I on Sunday. With brilliant passing shots, anticipation and court coverage, Aisam prevailed over the Taiwanese. Both Aisam and Yen were tied [...]

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Dutch-Pakistani Flute-Tabla Fusion Dazzles Lahore Concert

Stephanie Bosch performed on the flute. She is a disciple of Pandit Hariparsad Chaurasia, a master of classical Indian music and well known for his command of the bansuri. She studied with him in Mumbai and Rotterdam. She has given solo performances on the flute in Germany, Netherlands, India and Sri Lanka. The artist, together [...]

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Wolves Beat Dolphins to Win First Pakistan Twenty20 Title

Faisalabad Wolves held their nerves to defeat a generous but spirited Karachi Dolphins by two wickets in the final of Pakistan’s inaugural Twenty20 Cup at a packed-to-capacity Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. Pakistan Cricket Board could not have hoped for a better script to the grand finale that went to the wire as the Wolves, chasing [...]

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