[source: um-er] Shoaib Akhtar.
Because we miss our Rawalpindi Express!
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Bumbu Sauce - Mojambo (fan made video)
Moustache on Shahrukh Khan = WIN!
Guess I like Bumbo Sauce. (via umalik)
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Interact: Your favourite city results
So few weeks back we asked you about your favourite city in Pakistan and you got back to us. From Monday we will be posting picture/video/song from one city per day trying to show what you liked about the place.
Lahore: Home, Activities, Spirit, Passion, Food.
Islamabad: Home, Everything.
Karachi: Everything, Lights, New York of Pakistan/Metropolis.
Quetta: Home, people,
Rawalpindi: Shopping
Abbottabad: Beautiful
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Kashmir (Muzaffarabad)
delightful-dawn answered: Islamabad / Lahore / Muree / Kashmir
sugarandspice92 answered: Rawalpindi! I love the shopping :)
whatifweknew answered: Karachi because it’s the new york of Pakistan
shazlicious answered: Islamabad ….just everything!
renegadeinthemaking answered: Karachi! where the lights are
hanniballectered answered: Abbottabad because its beautiful.
rabiat answered: quetta, cause it’s my home,it’s so small and the people over there make it special for me.
shakattack answered: Lahore - there is so much spirit and passion in the city. And of course, the food is amazing. :)
theultimatenarcissist answered: Lahore, because it’s the only city I’ve known this thoroughly. Wesay bhi, Lahore Lahoye ay! :D
imrunningmymouth answered: Lahore!!
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love-tv answered: karachi everything
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sumaicaasad answered: Lahore…love all the activity that goes on plus its my hometown..
sowie answered: Islamabad, cause it’s where I grew up and experienced some of the lessons of life.
- muqmanii answered: lahore - cause its home
A little girl pumped water from a well outside her house in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Friday. REUTERS PICTURES/ Faisal Mahmood (via naxaf)
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Jacqueline Kennedy in Pakistan (via shootingcomics)
A news reel showing the “friendship” the two countries had long time back.
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Rawalpindi, Pakistan (flickr) (via autorickshaw)
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Rawalpindi Rams have won the Faysal Bank Super-8 T20 competition. The tournament went on for 10 days, with many Interesting matches, that had nail bitting finishes. The ground was Full on all days of the tournament, despite the absence of all the Superstars (Who’re busy with International… (via pagal-e-oye)
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Zahida Kazmi: Pakistan’s ground-breaking female cabbie
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-12680075
An excellent article showing hope, empowerment and the respect for women in a business mostly operated by men. A positive light on Pakistan and the liberty it promises if we work hard and work together.
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Amir Iqbal Khan (Punjabi, Urdu: عامر اقبال خان) is a British boxer of Pakistani descent, and currently the WBA World super lightweight champion. Khan won the belt at the age of 22, making him Britain’s third-youngest world champion after Naseem Hamed and Herbie Hide.
He was previously in the lightweight division, where he held the Commonwealth, WBO Inter-Continental and WBA International titles. He also became the youngest British Olympic boxing medallist when he won silver at the 2004 Athens Olympics at the age of 17. He is commonly known by the nickname “King Khan”.
His family originated from Matore, Kahuta in Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan. As well as speaking English, Khan also speaks Punjabi and Urdu. Khan has two sisters and one brother, Haroon Khan, who is an amateur boxer. His first cousin is the English cricketer Sajid Mahmood. Khan is a practicing Muslim. As well as boxing, Khan enjoys playing sports such as football, basketball and cricket.
(via carpe-cerevisi, pakistank2)
Follow us on Facebook | Twitter or Submit something or Just Ask!Jashn-e-Bahaaran (trans. Spring Festival and aptly called Basant). The celebrations of spring known as ‘Jashn-e-baharaan’ in Urdu, are carried on in the entire country for almost a month. Basant, in particular, is celebrated in eastern Pakistani Punjab especially Lahore. Lahore being the historic capital of Punjab celebrates Basant with a lot of vigour and enthusiasm. Although traditionally it was a festival confined to the old-walled city it has spread all through out the city. Other cities in which Basant is mainly celebrated are Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Jhelum, Kasur, Sialkot and Rawalpindi/Islamabad.
It was for many years officially backed by the government and sponsored by multinational corporations. Although Basant is celebrated throughout Pakistani Punjab, it is Lahore which made it popular not only in Pakistan but all over the world as the largest kite festival. Over the years, the Basant festival has drawn thousands of revellers to Lahore from all over the world. (via pakistank2)
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