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April 17, 2012

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An ISPR Presentation - Tribute to Fallen Heroes

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Respect : For my Fallen Comrades

By Hammad Anwar Follow @manihammad The recent tragedy at Gayari Sector which recently cost us 135 precious lives has again highlighted the Sachin issue. The highest battlefield in the world, where both countries have lost almost 6200 lives and most of them at the hands of the cruel weather there. It is another tragic day for the country whose media spent most of time highlighting a "private trip" to our neighbors which was carried out by using 2 planes, carrying 40 people and $1million. Regardless of the fact who was at the fault in 1984 at Siachin issue, it is a sad day in the history of country. We are already losing lives of our people on daily basis through suicide bombers, target killings, blasts, military operations, ethnic murders and even suicides. The last one is probably the most under rated one but the rate of suicides due to troublesome economic conditions is alarmingly high. Coming back to the Gayari Incident, it is true that most of o

To Rozee, With Love

Dear Rozee! We never met Rozee but my love for you goes way back. Initially it was more of relation of respect and as I grew up, I simply fell in love with your work more and more. It all begun when in my childhood I became kind of a big television freak. At that time, we used to have Friday off and every Thursday night, PTV used to telecast shows, movies & special long plays. Back then PTV Awards were one of the most prestigious and highly awaited annual events of the year. It was an occassion where the industry`s most talented artists came to perform. It included versatile singers from Alamgir to Rona Laila to the great comedians like Saleem Nasir. That is my first memory of you! You were an energetic young man hosting the show with a great command over the Urdu language with an amazing accent. You were speaking in tricky yet simple language which, at times was tough for a teen like me to understand at that age. But the smooth and fluent way you delivered the statements

Living The Life

By Hammad Anwar Follow @manihammad --> --> Living the Life, this is what we all do till the day we die, because after all as the saying g oes, “dying is the day worth living for”. Call your life a failure or a success, whether you are rich or poor, it doesn’t matter because at the end of the day, in whatever conditions and circumstances you ARE living the life. Let’s talk about my life, started about two decades ago; the first thing I noticed around me was my family. And to be honest till today, my family is the important thing for me. Growing up with a caring and lovely parents and having a fine childhood may not be a thing worthy to be noticed by many of us, but lets stop for a moment and think about the people of countries like Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia or Ethiopia. There half of the children are born orphan or loose their parents even before they even learn to say dad and mom. Let it be the war we have imposed on them or the hunger and lack of basic necessiti

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