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Urdu Dictionary and Urdu Translator Online

By Sher Ali • Feb 24th, 2010 • Category: Misc

Urdu is the national language of Pakistan and it is understood and spoken in many countries of the world. Billions of people speak it across the planet, and yet there is very little online work regarding this global language.
There are some websites which are offering English to Urdu and Urdu to English dictionary and there [...]



Haq Wazeh hai!

By Faraz Beg • Nov 14th, 2009 • Category: Politics

Recently, a dear friend of mine, Abdul Ahad, was martyred while resisting a mobile snatching attempt. He was a young lad and was truly the personification of “good” in these selfish times. He was polite, obedient, studious, caring and above all, a true practicing Muslim who considered Islam to be a system of life instead of a set of rituals.

His brother Farrukh Hassan, who is one my dearest friends and whom I’ve known for a decade now, is a management consultant and an instructor at a local business school, he’s also persuing his research for PhD with Karachi University. Farrukh wrote this writeup after Abdul Ahad’s martyrdom. It’s a moving piece of writing which not only makes one cry but also a practical one giving something to act upon instead of leaving a void of helplessness.

This is all about change that starts from one’s own self. Nothing extraordinary. No fancy fanhood, no need for donation. Just one request, don’t let anyone oppress you. Let’s not let Abdul Ahad’s blood go in vain and say no to street crimes and oppression!



Mobile Shops & Police

By The Pakistani Spectator • May 29th, 2007 • Category: Uncategorized

It is reported that in Taxila and Wah police raids on the mobile phone shops, put all the sets displayed in a bag and take the shop keeper with them. This practices has become very common now a days and shop keepers are getting loss due to this activity.
This might be the same case with [...]