Monday, 27 May 2013
Thursday, 23 May 2013
First Afghan Air force Female Pilot
“Have been made, I am very proud,” she said. “I am also very proud to be the first woman to do, I had to work hard, but to show that women in my country, we can do it.”
The new pilot explained that growing up in Afghanistan, dreams of becoming a pilot as a female, with many challenges, but all the sacrifice is worth it.
“To be the first one in any challenge,” Rhmani said. “I hope to be able to my brothers, shoulder to shoulder.”
She explained that as long as she can remember she has a passion for the sky to become a pilot knew exactly what she wanted to do.
“My father always wanted – it was his dream – to become a pilot, but 40 years ago, he could not do so,” she said. “I think for him to finish his dream to become a pilot.”
While her father was the driving force, she got where she is now, her entire family has been, from the outset, to encourage her.
“They always believe me, support me,” Rhmani said. “I can not do without my family and coaches.”
To be eligible to enter the UPT, students must complete courses in English as a second language, can be anywhere from six months to one and a half depending on the student.
Once accepted, the student pilots through a three-phase plan, which lasted about a year, is modeled on the coalition forces are using UPT.
Afghan National Army General Staff Gen. Mohammad Karimi, chief, “said:” Today is a good day for Afghanistan and the Afghan Air Force. “We not only graduated pilots today, but who better to lead, which is very important, it’s not like equipment, we can purchase, you can not buy people a lot of time and money into training them to become decision-makers I am proud of you everything and thank everyone who helped them here today. “
Even Rhmani and her new brothers have taken a moment to celebrate the achievements of sinking, she understands that this is just a long and challenging journey begins.
“It will be tough, but I am not afraid,” she said.
For someone who broke the boundaries, creating a new specification, is there a place where she would rather do than in the sky, to do what she likes.
“It was peaceful there, I only focus Yu Fei,” Rhmani said. “Now my goal is to help my country has a bright future, and for women to stand up, I can help break the door, I’m for them.”
Although lifelong dream has come true, an Afghan woman, her goal is to help those who come after her, and encourage them through the relay, the sky is the only limit what they can do.
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
I Bet You Never Know this about Pakistan!
Down the slopes of the Himalayas, till the shores of the Arabian sea, spanning the mighty Indus river, is my country, PAKISTAN. A land enriched by fertile plains, towering mountains, gushing rivers, and sprawling deserts, its multi color fabric sewn together by faith, and hope for the future. A country with youthful borders, but a nation of mature values. This is the story of my country …
Watch Video:
http://www.apakistani.com/i-bet-you-never-know-this-about-pakistan/
Monday, 20 May 2013
ECP directs NADRA to develop fingerprint verification software
ISLAMABAD: Secretary Election Commission Ishtiaq Ahmed said Monday the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) had ordered the National Database Management Authority (NADRA) to develop software for fingerprint verification as soon as possible.
While speaking to the media, Secretary Election Commission further said that election tribunals have been formed in each province, adding that NADRA will conduct fingerprint verification of votes wherever the tribunals order for verification.
Meanwhile Chairman NADRA, Tariq Malik said it will take two weeks to develop the fingerprint verification software, adding that a summary of the software and hardware cost has been sent to the caretaker government.
The NADRA chairman further said that the new software will be developed in integration with the Civil Fingerprint Automated Identification System and will be upgraded to verify at least 500,000 finger prints per day.
People defeated misleading minority by voting: COAS
RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani said Monday the nation had defeated the misleading minority by voting in the general elections.
Addressing a symposium against IEDs, Army Chief Kayani said the Pakistani people despite the threat of terrorism headed to the polls on May 11. “The Pakistani people have proven that they are moderate, brave and hard working.”
Kayani added that challenges being faced by the nation would be overcome.
Pervez Musharraf’s bail approved in Benazir murder case
RAWALPINDI: The Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) has approved the bail of former president, General (retd) Pervez Mushararf in the Benazir Bhutto murder case. The former president has been ordered to submit two bonds of Rs 1 million each.
Earlier, the ATC reserved its verdict over former president, General (retd) Pervez Musharraf’s bail plea in the case.
Pervez Musharraf’s bail plea was heard by ATC judge Habib ur Rehman. During the hearing, Musharraf’s counsel Salman Safdar said his client could not be held responsible for not carrying out Benazir’s autopsy as it was Asif Ali Zardari who had decided not to do it.
Musharraf’s counsel argued that it was the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) that had held the former president responsible for Benazir’s death, adding that investigation of Benazir’s murder was not the FIA’s mandate.
Safdar also questioned why Chaudhry Pervez Elahi, Former IB chief Ejaz Shah and Hamid Gul were not part of the investigation even though Benazir Bhutto had told American journalist Mark Siegel that they should be held responsible for her death if something happens to her. Safdar further demanded that the court be told who was responsible for plotting to kill Benazir Bhutto.
Meanwhile the FIA’s prosecutor Chaudhry Azhar said if Musharraf’s bail plea is accepted he will flee from the country.
Geo Pakistan British PM takes notice of PTI protest in London
LONDON: British Prime Minister David Cameron has taken notice of the protest demonstration staged by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) at 10 Downing Street against the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Chief Altaf Hussain’s telephonic addresses in Pakistan.
According to sources, Mr Cameron came out of his residence and witnessed for five minutes the demonstration being held outside.
The British PM inquired from his staff about the demands being made by the PTI demonstrators.
Responding to the call of PTI, hundreds of demonstrators staged a protest against Muttahida Qaumi Movment (MQM) Chief Altaf Hussain’s telephonic speeches in Pakistan.
As many as 1500 PTI and JI supporters and other demonstrators gathered at 10 Downing Street in London to lodge protest against MQM chief Altaf Hussain. The PTI protesters claimed that Altaf Hussain had threatened its anti vote rigging demonstrators in Karachi with dire consequences during a telephonic speech.
The participants of the demonstration demanded of the British government to put a curb on any interference by any kind of group or organization from Britain into the politics of Pakistan and provocation of the latter’s people.
Meanwhile, the London Police earlier rejected arresting activists of a Pakistan-based political party here.
According to sources, the London police came up with this clarification in the wake of a news item claiming the arrests that went viral on the social media.
It is pertinent to mention here that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Sindh senior vice president, Zahra Shahid Hussain, was gunned down in Karachi on Saturday night.
Soon after her killing, the PTI Chairman Imran Khan held MQM Chief Altaf Hussain “directly responsible” for the murder, saying that the MQM chief had openly threatened the PTI leaders and workers.
“I hold Altaf Hussain directly responsible for the murder as he had openly threatened PTI workers and leaders through public broadcasts,” Imran Khan said.
The British PM inquired from his staff about the demands being made by the PTI demonstrators.
Responding to the call of PTI, hundreds of demonstrators staged a protest against Muttahida Qaumi Movment (MQM) Chief Altaf Hussain’s telephonic speeches in Pakistan.
As many as 1500 PTI and JI supporters and other demonstrators gathered at 10 Downing Street in London to lodge protest against MQM chief Altaf Hussain. The PTI protesters claimed that Altaf Hussain had threatened its anti vote rigging demonstrators in Karachi with dire consequences during a telephonic speech.
The participants of the demonstration demanded of the British government to put a curb on any interference by any kind of group or organization from Britain into the politics of Pakistan and provocation of the latter’s people.
Meanwhile, the London Police earlier rejected arresting activists of a Pakistan-based political party here.
According to sources, the London police came up with this clarification in the wake of a news item claiming the arrests that went viral on the social media.
It is pertinent to mention here that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Sindh senior vice president, Zahra Shahid Hussain, was gunned down in Karachi on Saturday night.
Soon after her killing, the PTI Chairman Imran Khan held MQM Chief Altaf Hussain “directly responsible” for the murder, saying that the MQM chief had openly threatened the PTI leaders and workers.
“I hold Altaf Hussain directly responsible for the murder as he had openly threatened PTI workers and leaders through public broadcasts,” Imran Khan said.
Sunday, 19 May 2013
A Pakistani Mechanic from Peshawar
capital of Pakistan Province Khayber PakhtoonKhaw (KPK) has made a plane by him self. This is really a great innovation from a person who is illiterate and never went to school or any institution. Watch the detailed video by clcik on below link :
http://www.apakistani.com/a-pakistani-mechanic-made-plane-by-him-self/A Pakistani Mechanic from Peshawar
Saturday, 18 May 2013
Our Favorite Dessert
Every once in awhile Danny and I will make dessert for special occasions. Ever since our friends made us this chocolate tart,
this has been one of our favorite desserts ever. And I'm telling you,
it's one of the easiest things you could make. I don't really cook that
much these days so I get rusty with that stuff - but this recipe just
turns out perfectly every time and just WOWS everybody. (Our friends
who introduced us to this even won a very competitive pie cook-off with
it in Brooklyn one year.)
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