Indian Movie Holiday Banned in Pakistan

Lahore: A new Bollywood movie holiday is released on 8th June 2014 and it has been viewed in many countries till now. In Pakistan, the movie was viewed on the releasing day and the next day but when the people saw that there is negative material in movie about Pakistan, the patriotism raised and people asked the sensor board to ban the movie. The board took a quick action and order were given to ban the movie. The movie is featuring Akshay Kumar and Sonakshi Sinha. The Chairman of sensor board has stated that the film would be viewed once again and if the material and plot of the movie found going against the Pakistan, the movie will be banned forever. Otherwise, if no such thing would be found in the review of the movie, the cinemas will be given permission to show the movie once again.

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PTI criticises Nawaz for 'wooing' Modi

Islamabad:The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has criticised the Prime Minister Nawaz Shareef for constantly approachin his new Indian counterpart Narendra Modi.

Speaking to media on Thursday ,Shrieen Mazari said instead of focusing on deteriorating law and order situation in Pakistan,Nawaz has been writing letters and sending gifts to Modi and his family.

"He is continuing to woo hardliner Indian PM-the letter being a letter committing himself to furthering better relations with India",she said.

Unfortunately, Mazari continued ,Nawaz seems  oblivious to the fact that the Modi government has shown on positive response to his attempts.

She further added that it is evident that the PM's sole focus is on furthering his business interests,pointing the news of a possible joint venture between an Indian businessman and the Shareef family.

"That was painfully disappointing when he took his businessman son with him to India and met with a range of business tycoons and media houses but found no time to meet the kashmiri huriyat leaders",she stated.

Mazari alleged that the Nawaz family has become one of the greatest investors in the UK,saying that he refuses to bring his wealth back to Pakistan.

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A Pakistani Challenged an American Policy

Saint Louis: There are number of Pakistanis living in America nowadays and these have acquired different occupation. Among these thousands of people, there is a taxi driver named Raja Naeem. Raja Naeem is having a religious personality and he is 50 years old. According the law of Metropolitan taxi commission camp, a taxi driver should wear uniform which is black pant and white long shirt. Raja Naeem is not happy with this as he is use to of wearing shalwar qameez and Imama which reflects his religious point of views. The Metropolitan camp commission is continuously forcing him to wear uniform and for that he has to go against his will and he is unhappy with that. Thus Raja Naeem has decided to challenge the law and has filed a case against this unfair law of metropolitan taxi commission camp in the circuit court. Now the thing which we have to see is that either the policy will be changed or Raja Naeem would be forced to wear the uniform.

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Brazil President defends worldcup,says country ready

A file photo of Brazilian President

Brasilia:Dilma Roussef the Brazilian president on Tuesday said that her country was ready to host the world cup in two days,rejecting criticism of delays,chaos and overspending in the tournaments preparations.

Roussef admitted that organising world cup was tough but told that 12 stadiums were ready and Brazil would welcome the foreign fans with 'open arm'.

"Brazil overcame the main challenges and is now ready on and off the field",she said in nationally televised address.

Construction of the stadiums  and transport infrastructure was plagued by delays and cost overrun that left Brazil with $11 billion bill.

Workers were seen racing to finish up the venue for the opening  games, Corinthians Arena,just last weekend.

Spending on tournament fuelled sometimes violent protests last year over rising public transport prices and demands for the government to spend on health and education instead.

The demonstrations have been smaller in recent month but there are chances of greater protests when Brazil plays Croatia in the opening game on Thursday.

"For any country organising the cup is like playing a game,sweating and often suffering,with the possibility of extra-time and penalties",Roussef said.

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PCB to increase salaries of lower cadre employes

Lahore:The Pakistan Cricket board has announced increment for 442 employees who didn't receive any pay hike during the last three years.

A committee consisting of Zaheer Abbass,Shakeel Sheikh and  Sajid Hameed propesed the increase.

The PCB chairman approved the recommendations and they will be in effect from July 1.

Under these recommendations about 232 regional employees will receive an increment of about 14 percent and other employees will receive about 10 percent of it.

About 85% of PCB staff receives less than Rs.50000 per month.

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Pakistani Students paid Rs.2000 Million for CIE this Session

The Crumbling state of Education benefits the United Kingdom immensely.A poor country contributes to Kingdom's seventh largest export-the education in one session only.

In recent May/June 2014 session a rough estimated suggests that Pakistani students of O and A levels paid Rs 2000 Million for Cambridge International Examinations.
This session about 18000 students from all over the country appeared for examinations and according to a British Council spokes man 200000 entries for different subjects were received.
The single cost of an O levels paper Rs 8000 whereas an estimated cost of an A Level paper is 10000,where as registration Fee for 5 matric papers is only 1500 Rs.
Experts say parents are forced to pay huge  amounts for CIEs because of the failure of the
Local Education.

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Karachi Airport Attacked by the Terrorists: Indian Arms found on their body. Is RAW invloved in it??

Karachi: Jinnah International Airport was under attack by the terrorists. Late night, terrorists broke into the airport and tried to take charge of the airport but unfortunately for them, they were unable to succeed. They opened fire and as the result, 14 people including 12 security officers and 2 civilians were killed in this furious incident. Security forces started operation which lasted for more than 5 hours and finally all the terrorists were killed and the airport was cleared.
The reports say that there were 10 terrorists fully armed with the modern weapons entered from the old terminal gate and reached inside the airport and opened fires. The Airport Security Force (ASF) tried to resist them. The units of Rangers, Pak Army, Special units, Elite force and Police arrived on time and took part in the operation which lasted for more than 5 hours. The terrorists attacked with the guns and hand gernades. In this operation, 8 ASF officers, 2 police officers and two rangers soldiers were martyred. On the other hand, all the terrorists were killed. There are hand gernades, guns, ammos and rocket launchers found near the dead bodies of the terrorists.  Two suicide bombing jackets are also found.

After the attack, emergency is declared in the hospitals and there is a great threat of attacks in the city. The airport has been cleared by the search operation and there is a probability that till the mid time of the day, the airport would be handed over to staff for daily routine flight operations. The flights are cancelled till 12 O'clock night.
There is also a very noticeable thing. The arms owned by those terrorists were Indian made which at some place, give a slight indication towards the Indian involvement in this attack. The attackers seemed like

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