Explain the Confucius quote “Learning without thought is labor lost”: “Good evening, Panama. Confucius was one of whom invented confusion and that’s why, uhh… One of the most ancient, he was one of the Chinese…. Japanese who were one of the most ancient. Thank you.”
What is the most important event in our nation’s history? “In [...]
Many people are sceptic about pageants and in Pakistan it’s unthinkable to hold one right now. Why did you get into this pageant thing?
I got into this as by mistake, when I was in the University of Ottawa trying to think of different concepts of bringing Pakistani culture to celebrate “Cultural Week” in my university. [...]
Do these women really represent Pakistan? Read the following story from a media source:
Tahmena Bokhari, the 4th woman in history to be crowned Mrs. Pakistan World 2010 was selected in Toronto, Canada. The pageant that started just a few years ago is now focused on finding role models for representing married women of Pakistan in [...]
I would like to put forward first and foremost that I don’t really subscribe to the very idea of holding these beauty contest just to show off the girls without clothes after measuring them from every angle publicly. These are just yet another method of chauvinistic male to show off that girls are just sex [...]
Natasha Paracha from Islamabad has been crowned the new Miss Pakistan World in an annual beauty pageant which, according to its founder, would enable Pakistani women “to stand up for change and progression” in a society that frowns on such events on its soil. The 23-year-old graduate from the University of California at [...]
On May 26th Natasha Paracha was crowned the 6th Miss Pakistan world. The event brought young Pakistani women from around the world to compete for what could be considered the most controversial crown in the pageant world. The event focuses on beauty, talent and cultural strength while allowing these young women to feel a part [...]
When Vaneeza Ahmed declared President Pervez Musharraf as the hottest man in Pakistan back in 2004 (in Herald’s Annual issue), Mush, indeed was a hot property, riding the popular wave, with no opposition to speak of. But I was shocked out of my skin (metaphorically of course) when I read that, because I thought Vinnie [...]
