Pakistan Information & News

Archita Hegde has showed here a list of the top 100 most populated cities of the world.
The list shows that there are eight Indian cities present in the top 100 list.
The cities are as (Names of the Indian cities given with their ranks in the list of 100 cities of world)
3. Mumbai, India - 18,042,000
9. Calcutta, India - 12,900,000
14. Delhi, India - 11,680,000

31. Hyderabad, India - 6,833,000
32. Chennai, India - 6,639,000
39. Bangalore, India - 5,544,000
57. Almadabad, India - 4,154,000
77. Pune, India - 3,485,000

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Have you registered for the new site yet? As incentive, I even put my ugly picture up.

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Carrying God
No one can keep us from carrying God
Wherever we go.
No one can rob His Name
From our heart as we try to relinquish our fears
And at last stand — Victorious.
We do not have to leave him in the mosque
Or church alone at night;
We do not have to be jealous of tales of saints
Or glorious masts, […]

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Go there now. And from now on, only go there.

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Holla!
Aren’t you glad you wrote those letters?
Annie has more.

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…is not up yet…
…God intended that there be a missed flight out of Newark…a layover in Salt Lake…
I’m pushing the launch time back from midnight (which is in 8 minutes), to sometime during the day tomorrow.
When its up I’ll post a message here.

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Pakistan have won the first test match quite convincingly. The highlights were some great seam bowling from Umar Gul, Ashoka de Silva’s pathetic return to international umpiring, Lara’s resistance and Mohammad Yousuf’s knock.
We may have won the game by quite a big margin, but I was not convinced by overall strength of our bowling attack. Yes, Umar Gul and Shahid Nazir were marvelous. I hope they bowl like this throughout the series, but their supporting cast was shoddy.
Inzamam said Kaneria was unlucky not to have gotten more wickets, but I didn’t think he was very incisive. Even so, I know he is a match-winner and would definitely want him to play the next few tests. Said Inzy about Kaneria….
“He bowled very well and I think he was desperately unlucky. He picked up important wickets in the first innings and in the second he was very good, just not very lucky.” [...]

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From Imagining Ourselves project of the International Museum of Women:
Tune in now to our latest exhibit, War & Dialogue, where we take you beyond the headlines and show you how war is affecting the lives of young women around the world - both in conflict zones and outside them.
Conversations are becoming a central point of gathering […]

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Now this is Rajdeep Sardesai’s turn to speak on the issue of Ram Jethmalani’s decision to defend Manu Sharma in the connection with Jessica Lal murder case.

He is completely aware about the hue-n-cry over the issue in Indian Blogsphere as he writes that the matter appeared to have set off such an avalanche of comment in the blogosphere.

Rajdeep has chosen the sensitive issue to justify the often-criticized media role in this case. He writes under the title In the name of Ram as

What is distressing is the manner in which he chose to heap abuse on the media, while suggesting that an ignorant media, and pesky 24 hour news channels in particular, had no business to be “interfering” in the judicial process.

Jethmalani is not alone. In recent times, more and more highly influential Indians have discovered a new “enemy”: the 24-hour news channel. Everybody hates television news (ah, so superficial, so tabloid, so clichetic!) yet nobody seems to be able to stop watching television news. From edit page writers to self-appointed television critics, from top politicians to film and sporting celebrities, for a majority of them, the news channel is soft target practice.

Its ok Mr. Rajdeep, you and your organization is doing better but please don’t provide shelter to others, who often do wrongs…

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Now this is Rajdeep Sardesai’s turn to speak on the issue of Ram Jethmalani’s decision to defend Manu Sharma in the connection with Jessica Lal murder case.
He is completely aware about the hue-n-cry over the issue in Indian Blogsphere as he writes that the matter appeared to have set off such an avalanche of comment in the blogosphere.
Rajdeep has chosen the sensitive issue to justify the often-criticized media role in this case. He writes under the title In the name of Ram as
What is distressing is the manner in which he chose to heap abuse on the media, while suggesting that an ignorant media, and pesky 24 hour news channels in particular, had no business to be “interfering” in the judicial process.

Jethmalani is not alone. In recent times, more and more highly influential Indians have discovered a new “enemy”: the 24-hour news channel. Everybody hates television news [...]

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Ajmer continues to enchant me…these lines from the last discourse of Khwaja Mu’inuddin Chishti  manifest the poignancy of Sufi ways (tareeqat).
“Love all and hate none.
Mere talk of peace will avail you naught.
Mere talk of God and religion will not take you far.
Bring out all the latent powers of your being
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