Rehman Malik Meets PEER paghara in his Kingri house:karachi

Karachi: Interior Minister of pakistan Rehman Malik meets MLF's president PEER pagara  Kingri house on Saturday:

according to Geo News,Rehman Malik visited Kingri house to meet Famous PEER pagara(President MLF) to discuss the current situation of karachi and the rest political situation of the country.The meeting continued for at least 2 hours.Talking to the Media ,in a press conference after the meeting,  PEER pagara said that Rehman Malik needs advice from the president of pakistan,not from me.

He also said that now the time is not suitable to discuss PPP's remaing 18 months,its a time to take serious action against militancy.We need to adhere the murders going on in karachi from last few months.PEER pagara also said that "ARMY IS MUST NOW TO TAKE HOLD OF KARACHI".He advised Rehman malik to give the the command and control of karachi in the hands of ARMY.

However rehman malik said that we are taking serious action by using the RANGERS.we have not Let away MQM from our partenership.but its democracy which has ups and downs.we are talking to MQM and we are hopefull that we will solve the matter.However anybody who is responsible for Ongoing killings in Karachi will be dealt swearly.

PEER pagara is considered to be very famous in pakistan politics and his views/perdictions are of Great importance amongst pakistan Politicians.

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Mike Mollen's Remarks are extremely ir-responsible,says Pakistan:BBC

BBC news: According to BBC news ,pakistan government has shown serious anger on mike mollen's remarks about journalist saleem shehzad's murder.Pakistan termed it as ir-responsible

The Top Official of America had said that "It seems that some of the pakistani officials has permitted agenices to saleem shehzad's murder" admiral Mike Mollen given these remarks during an address to Pentagone press association's journalists.However he added that he can not give any proof against ISI or any other agency's involvment in the said murder.

Pakistan Government seriously condemnd Mike Mollen's remarks

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11 killed as Karachi violence continues unabated

KARACHI: Violence in the metropolis has claimed eleven more lives till Friday morning since midnight, Geo News reported. Miscreants attacked several houses with rockets and hurled hand grenades into residential area of Baldia Town, injuring four people including a woman and a child. Terror gripped the area after the attack. Residents of these areas took to the streets and staged protest demonstration against the attacks. They said that law enforcement agencies have failed to control law and order situation. Meanwhile, police conducted raids in these areas and held five suspects. Police also recovered weapons and motorcycle from the miscreants. According to police sources, one man was killed in Iqbal Market of troubled Orangi Town while one was injured. Firing incidents also took place in Dalmia, Kharadar, Baldia Town, killing three people while a child also lost his life in the firing incident. Two persons were shot dead in Lee Market and North Karachi areas of Karachi while one was killed in Orangi No.10. Several people were injured in indiscriminate firing incidents including one policeman in Quaidabad and Gulistan-e-Johar. Miscreants have also burnt eight shops of Aligarh Market in Orangi Town early on Friday morning, president of Aligarh Market told Geo News.

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The Online Earning:Scams and Legal Ways:Report

Internet News: Now a days ,we here about lot of ways to earn money online.But most of the people get scammed by the money making websites.This all happens because nobody know where from the site operates?where is its owner?who is running the web?and against whome one can take a legal action if it goes scam.
A lot of frauds and internet scams are ongoing in the name of Paid to click sites,Investment sites (HYIP),money clubs,online surveys,Form filling,and ETC.people who want to earn online try their best to get something out of the internet hours but they scammed in the end.
how one should come to know that the website which i am going to join is legal?and i will get money surely.The answer to this question is very simple...
1.DO not get impressed by such programms/offers which say that make your money 400% or so on in one day.......
JUST THINK WISELY....IS IT POSSIBLE?
2.Paid to Click Sites/Bux sites are mostly scam......some sites even offer 1 dollar per click
JUST THINK...CAN ANYBODY GIVE YOU 1 DOLLAR FOR JUST 30 SECONDS AD?
3.Survey offers are often scams.......
JUST THINK ......IF THE SURVEY IS DONE BY 100000 PEOPLE...CAN A COMPANY PAY 100000 DOLLARS FOR JUST FIVE MINUTES SURVEYS?
4.Investment sites are mostly scam...
JUST THINK .....CAN ANYBODY GIVE YOU A PROFIT OF 100% OR MORE OR 60-70% PER DAY?IS IT POSSIBLE
FEW HINTS FOR WORKING ONLINE...................YOU CAN TAKE THESE POINTS AS GUIDE
1.IF you want to start earning online....just once check the credibility of the website or the programme by writing in google and search by adding scam word with the web or programme.you will get an idea of the experinces of the other people of internet.and internet investigation teams.
2.If you are going to start Paid to Click ads visting on some website.then do not join such website without varifying from google search about its current status.
3.never join a ptc site which needs investment before cashout.or pays more than 1 cents per click.
4.try to join the PTC websites which are more than 6 months old and they are paying.
5.if You have writing capabilities,then join freelancer.com and place bids to the offered jobs of your intrest and get money,which is gaurented.
6.Avoid to take part in daily rich programmes.who say invest 1 dollar and get 100 dollars in one day or such offers.
7.The best way of getting money from internet is to contact companies on freelancer.com and do the work for them which is offered ,and get bid and make money
8.if you want to earn money from PTC sites then visit this website
http://www.pkonlineprofit.webs.com
and click PTC earning page.i have given the banners of the websites which have paid people a lot of money.and are working from last 3 years with good rating.
regards

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Canada ends combat mission in Afghanistan

Commander of Canadian forces in Afghanistan,Brig.-Gen Dean Milner,declared the End of Canadian Participation during a ceremony marking the Canadian handover of forward fire base Masum Ghar to US forces in Panjwaii district in Kandahar province southern Afghanistan.

KANDAHAR: Thursday, closing the War after nine years and the death troops Appx 157 in number, Gen Dean Milner saying it was “extremely proud” of gains made against the Taliban.

The departure of nearly 3,000 troops, who took on some of the heaviest fighting in the southern province of Kandahar, comes as Western forces begin to announce gradual drawdowns of troops ahead of a full withdrawal in 2014.
After spending more than $11 billion dollars on the war and with popular support sapped at home, most of the nearly 3,000 Canadian soldiers, based mainly in the dangerous battleground of Kandahar, have packed up and gone home.
A change of command ceremony was held at Kandahar airfield to mark the formal end of combat operations, although hundreds of other troops are being sent to work in a training role in the Afghan capital.
Afghan, Canadian and American national anthems were played to a small group of soldiers from each country, before commanders addressed the crowd and formally handed control of the mission to the United States.
“Over the years Canadians, both military and civilian, have made the ultimate sacrifice,” Brigadier General Dean Milner, head of the Canadian combat mission, said in his speech to the assembled troops.
“All of these comrades would be proud to know of your accomplishments.”
“Although there is still work to do, (we) are extremely proud of what has been accomplished.”
Canadian soldiers first deployed to Afghanistan in early 2002, several months after a US-led invasion of the country to oust the Taliban in the wake of the September 11 attacks.
In recent weeks they have been completing their final patrols, packing up dusty outposts and gathering at the giant Kandahar airfield military base to debrief before starting to catch their flights home.
Britain is among other countries to have also announced partial troop withdrawals after nearly a decade of war, but the Canadians were the first major troop contributor to start sending forces home this year.
On Tuesday, Canada handed control of their last district to US forces in a flag-lowering ceremony, a key symbolic step in the drawdown process, although the Americans had been in place for weeks.
Last month, US President Barack Obama announced that he would withdraw 33,000 troops from Afghanistan by the end of 2012, while France and Belgium have joined Britain in stating that they will soon bring some soldiers home.
All foreign combat forces are due to leave by the end of 2014 and hand security to Afghan forces.
Canadian commanders insist they have made strong gains since they moved into Kandahar, the Taliban’s birthplace and one of the war’s fiercest hotspots.
Public opposition to the war in Canada has grown, with a poll earlier this year by Vision Critical/Angus Reid indicating that 63 per cent of Canadians opposed it, compared to 47 per cent in 2010.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper first pledged in 2008 that troops would leave this year.
After US forces killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in May, he said he believed Afghanistan was “no longer a source of global terrorism.”
A separate Canadian training mission involving 950 troops will work in Kabul with Afghan security forces.
Canada will continue to aid Afghanistan, with its overall involvement between now and the end of 2014 expected to cost around US$700 million a year.

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NICL scandle: Supreme Court stops FIA official's Transfers

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court (SC) has issued the orders to stop the transfer of four FIA officials and the inquiry against investigating officer, Zafar Qureshi, Geo News reported.

During proceedings in the NICL scandle, Chief Justice of pakistan Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry showed anger after listening reports and reasons behind Qureshi’s suspension published in local media and newspapers

In his remarks the Chief Justice said that why the courts orders were not followed and asked what was the fault of Zafar Qureshi’s . The Chief Justice added that six newspapers had stated that the decision to suspend Qureshi was made in a meeting between Prime Minister Gilani,  Pervez Elahi and Rehman Malilk ,and a retired Judge would investigate this and make the facts clear.CJ said that whats the drama going on in this regard?

Political leaders are interfering in the court matters, the Chief Justice remarked. He told the Attorney General that the investigation in the NICL scandle would be conducted and the money would be retrieved. The Chief Justice also instructed the DG FIA to stop the transfer of four officials who were investigating the case alongside Qureshi.

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MQM and PMLN again unite after degrading each other

ISLAMABAD: MQM and PML-N leaders meeting held on Wednesday and they decided that both parties would work together as a joint opposition in both National and Provincial assemblies on all national issues.
Raza Haroon, Waseem Akhtar Haider Abbs Rizvi represented the MQM in the meeting while Ishaq Dar, Saad Rafique Mushaidullah and Pervez Rashid represented PMLN
after the meeting a joint communiqué was read before the media , MQM's Haider Abbas Rizvi said that the two parties would work together on all national issues such as loadshedding, law and order, corruption, the political situation in the country,inflation,poverty ‘corrupt elections of Azad Kashmir, ‘excessive use of authority’ by the PPP government and boosting the business activity in the country

“It was decided for the national interest that the two parties would play a strong joint political role against PPP's government.

To a question, Ishaq Dar said Pakistan and India had fought three wars ‘so should we stop engaging in bilateral talks?’

He said there was no use talking about what happened in the past. “Now is the time to look forward,” he added.

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