My Another Article on Daily The Post

Daily The Post has published my another article on HIV Epidemic in Pakistan, which could be accessed by clicking following link. http://thepost.com.pk/Previuos.aspx?dtlid=131889&src=Mansoor%20Qaisar&date=03/12/2007

Me! in deep thinking.........every time

Mall Road Muree................

Nadeem Akhtar ( a new friend at PC) and me at Mall Road Muree

Bhurban (Muree) Visit with District Health Leadership

I tried to captured few colours of nature, don't no how much i succeeded but guite happy to see....................................................

Pak - India Unity!!!!!!!!!!!!

With cooperation & advance thanks of Zaigam Muzzamil :)

Reducing Unemployment Through Capacity Building

I have written several articles on socio-political issues, published in different urdu newspapers and magazines. But this is my first article in English with the title of “Reducing Unemployment Through Capacity Building” which one is published in Daily The Post, Islamabad, could be find by clicking below mentioned link. Thanks! Daily Post To see article please click here: http://www.thepost.com.pk/aspe_vis.aspx

Islamabad to have network of new parks

ISLAMABAD: In addition to several development projects and the beautification campaign of Islamabad, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) has started setting up a network of parks throughout the city.The parks will offer a clean environment and space for healthy activities in all parts of the city. However, while this drive for new parks is on, the previously built community centres are still awaiting the CDA’s attention for maintenance....... More Details

Last Month Visitors Detail of My Page!

Not Bad --- :-)

Islamabad tops country in cost of living

ISLAMABAD: The cost of living in the federal capital is far higher than other cities of Pakistan as the Sensitive Price Index (SPI) is causing unbearable burden on the low-income groups, according to the latest statistics obtained by The News from the Federal Bureau of Statistics (FBS).The low-income groups are prime victim of rise in the food inflation. Most of their income is used for purchasing the essential food items, the prices of which are too much for people surviving on a fixed income.According to FBS most recent statistics, the average price of mutton is Rs 255 per kilogram in Islamabad whereas in Rawalpindi it is reduced a little bit and sold for Rs 243.33 per kg. In Gujranwala mutton is sold for Rs 245, Sialkot Rs 250, Lahore Rs 248, Faisalabad Rs 220, Sargodha Rs 220, Multan Rs 225, Karachi Rs 242.31, Hyderabad Rs 220, Sukkur Rs 200, Larkana Rs 200 and in Peshawar Rs 210 per kg. More Details

Always Speak The Truth - Interesting one

This Huqooq-e-Mardaan picture is published by the cooperation of Enayat ur Rehman, Assistant Program Officer, Population Council.

China Mobile connects to Pakistan

The first cross-border acquisition by China Mobile Communications sees it value Millicom's Pakistan telecom business at $460 million. China Mobile Communications is making its first cross-border acquisition, buying Paktel in Pakistan at an enterprise value of $460 million. It will pay Millicom of Sweden - which owns 88.86% of Paktel – a cash consideration of $284 million. The deal has been concluded in almost record time since Millicom announced it in November last year. Read Full Story

My New Colleagues !!!!!!!!!!!!!

After Successful completion of SMART Project, Population Council/ Pakistan, Islamabad organized a Dissemination Seminar on Marriott Islamabad. Participants of the project are happy after receiving shields from Country Director, PC Mrs. Zeb A. Sathar

Police stations in Islamabad to be electronically inter-linked

ISLAMABAD: All police, traffic, security and Rescue 15 stations in Islamabad will soon be inter-linked by software under a project titled ‘the e-Enablement of the Islamabad police’. Source: http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2007%5C01%5C19%5Cstory_19-1-2007_pg11_4

Chinese missile destroys satellite in space

By Toby Harnden and Alex Massie in Washington Last Updated: 2:30am GMT 19/01/2007 The prospect of "Star Wars" between China and the West loomed last night after Beijing used a ballistic missile to destroy a satellite in space. The missile, which hit a 4ft-wide obsolete Chinese weather satellite 530 miles above the Earth, is thought to have been launched from the Xichang space centre in -China's Sichuan province. Read Full Story

Disturbing picture!!!

The Lahore marathon is a sports event, which should only be projected as such. It does not symbolise or project an image of `enlightened moderation`, as the president or the Punjab chief minister were trying to claim. Pakistan`s so-called liberal honeymoon with a dictator does not seem to have ended. Read Full Story

War on Children in America . . . More Dangerous Than Iraqi War

January 17, 2007 Kaye Grogan Let’s forget about the Iraqi war for a few minutes and concentrate on the sexual war here in America that has targeted our children as innocent victims. Every single day sickening reports emerge of missing and murdered children-- as sexual assaults by teachers, coaches, strangers, and sometimes by the clergy and family members-- make headlines. But what is more sickening to stomach is the little pat on the wrist many predators are receiving by many judges who are allowing them back out on the streets to stalk and molest their next victim/victims--as if this practice should be accepted or tolerated. See Full Storry

Islamabad`s graveyards for VIPs!

Islamabad, Jan 08: Pakistan capital has another first to its credit -- a graveyard for its VIPs. Islamabad's 'status' conscious has made sure that there is a final resting place for their near and dear ones -- a prime location facing the Margalla Hills. Full Story

Happy New Year

The Cartoon Issue cost Denmark DKK 28 million

extra expenditure of DKK 28 million – this is the extra bill for the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs after the Mohammed crisis at the beginning of 2006, Jyllands-Posten wrote today.In total, evacuation, protection of embassies and intensive diplomatic activities have caused the extra expenditure of DKK 28 million after the cartoons published in Jyllands-Posten triggered trade boycots, violent demonstrations and attacks against Danish embassies in a number of Muslim countries. Read Full Story

MBA made mandatory for fresh DMG officers

ISLAMABAD — Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz has approved a proposal making it mandatory for every fresh entrant into country’s top bureaucracy, the district management group (DMG), to do a specially designed Master’s of Business Administration (MBA) from the prestigious Lahore University of Management Sciences (Lums). Read Full Story