Wednesday 5 September 2012

Defense Day-The Spirit of 6th september

6th of September is celebrated each year as the Defense of Pakistan Day. It was on this day in 1965, that India launched her forces and attacked Pakistan across the international border without a warning or a declaration of war. this action of India, which claims to be the largest democracy in the World, was in utter violation of International law, charter of the United Nations and norms of civilized behavior among states. India arrogantly swept aside her international commitments in her desire to subjugate the region.
Even after a lapse of many years when a new generation in Pakistan are the decision makers, the memory of Indians treachery is vivid and uncompromising. At dawn on 6th September Indian forces crossed the border, pushed back the Pakistan Rangers and advanced towards Lahore on two axis. The Indian Army Chief, Gen. J. N. Chaudhry was so confident of defeating the Pakistani troops guarding the area and capturing Lahore that he announced to all and sundry that he would have a large peg of whisky at the Lahore Gymkhana Club in the evening of the 6th. He had reason to be confident as he was known in India as the Conqueror of Hyderabad in Deccan. It was 17 years earlier that Gen Chaudhry had attacked the princely state of Hyderabad in Deccan, at the head of an armored division. This was part of India’s multi-pronged attack by three divisions, inspite of a stand-still agreement that India had signed with the state. But Nehru’s (First Prime Minister of India) new-India had started to proclaim that her agreements and commitments national and international could be violated at will to suit her purpose.
India’s attack against Lahore was held and beaten back with heavy losses to the attackers. The Pakistan Army units defending on the ground, supported by the Pakistan Air Force were able to blunt the Indian offensive and roll it back. Two days later on 8th September India launched its main attack against Sialkot using its armored division and other strike formations. What ensued has been described as the largest tank battle since the second World War. It was a hard and bitter struggle fought over many days and night’s resulting in casualties on both sides. In the end the Indian main attack was held and severely mauled. Its armored division was force to withdraw owing to very high losses in men and material. South of Lahore, Pakistan launched its own counter attack and captured India’s Khem Karan and beyond. This posed a serious threat to the rear of Indian troops facing Lahore.
In the South Pakistan took the initiative to push back Indian troops and enter Indian territory. During the operations India captured about 400 square miles of Pakistan territory but lost around 1600 square miles of its own to Pakistan. The war ended with the mediation effort of the USSR and a peace agreement was signed at Tashkent.
During the 1965 war every citizen of the country was solidly united behind the government, although it was a military one, of Field Marshal Ayub Khan. The national priorities were clear and unambiguous in those days, any danger to the country called for unity and unstinted support to the government and the armed forces. There was no question of any political party or leader taking advantage of the war to berate the government for political or personal gain. This came much later when President Ayub’s health suffered a set back and personal ambitions of those he had brought into prominence came to the fore.
Pakistan emerged from the September 1965 war with India, a strong and self-confident nation, proud of itself and its armed forces. It was a nation that was united in facing the danger from India. National unity and full support for the armed forces in the field is essential for success in war. With the nation’s support the Armed Forces of Pakistan repulsed India’s naked aggression across the international border and made her pay a price for it by capturing four times more territory than India and forcing her to accept a ceasefire, return to the negotiating table and to vacate each others territory. It was certainly their finest hour of glory and a day to be remembered by future generations of soldiers and civilians.
After the September 1965 Indo-Pakistan war and the Tashkent Agreement Pakistan relaxed, as peace had been restored. But India prepared anew and six years later in 1971 again attacked across the international border, this time in the Eastern Wing of the country and succeeded in dismembering Pakistan while the World and the United Nations stood by and watched. India has consistently used force as an instrument of her foreign and domestic policy against all her neighbors including China, and internally against her own small states and occupied Kashmir to the detriment of her religious and ethnic minorities. This has been reflected by all the main Human Rights organizations of the World. Recently the New York based Human Rights Watch released its report condemning India for its atrocities in Indian-held Kashmir. This was released during the Kargil War.
Kargil had added a new chapter to the Kashmiris 52 years old struggle for emancipation from the suppressive and brutal Indian rule. They have demonstrated their ability to force a decision on Kashmir. Any form of status quo is not acceptable to them any more. It is the opinion of neutral experts at home and abroad that the Kashmir dispute cannot be forced back into cold storage again in view of the determination to fight and die as shown by a few hundred Kashmiris on the outskirts of Kargil under the shadow of a larger conflict. It should now be the concern of the World community to find a solution to the Kashmir dispute under a democratic process, of the will of the people of Kashmir.
During the Kargil conflict the Pakistani troops deployed on the Line of Control in the area came under constant Indian pressure and repeated attacks. They gave a good account of themselves and many were killed defending the frontiers of Pakistan and the honor of their homeland. They fought with great determination and courage blunting and repulsing every enemy attack with considerable losses to the Indians. Pakistan Army COAS has  mentioned Indian Army losses at about 1700 killed and therefore 3 to 4 times that number wounded. The officers and men of the Pakistan Army and para-military forces fought with the spirit of the September 1965 Indo-Pakistan war, and should be included in our prayers on the 6th of September along with all those officers and men of the Forces killed in action since 1948.
The 6th of September should also be a day of thanksgiving. We should all pray for the safety and solidarity of Pakistan and also that God gives us the strength, courage and determination, to protect and safeguard at all costs, the freedom and honor of our homeland.
source:defense journal

Monday 28 November 2011

Pakistan Army Documentary wins First Prize in International Film Festival “Eserciti-e-Popoli”


Rawalpindi - Inter Services Public Relations documentary has won the first prize in the recently held International Film Festival “Eserciti-e-Popoli” (Army and People) held at Bracciano, Rome (Italy).  The festival saw the participation of NATO and 24 Countries with 60 Films grouped into several categories: from ‘Institutional training information, from environmental protection to the humanitarian mission for peace. The films, produced by renowned film makers were evaluated by the international highly qualified and experienced jury.



Based on true events, Glorious Resolve highlights the events took place when a group of around 1500 miscreants attacked Pakistani Check post of  an Infantry Battalion in South Waziristan Agency on the eve of 29th May 2009 . It focuses on the courage displayed by the Infantry Soldiers and the Punjab Regiment , 43 men of Punjab regiment laid their lives, they were the part of the reinforcements .


Glorious Resolveiss the joint venture of ISPR and Mindworks Media.Brigadier Syed Azmat Ali was the Executive Producer whereas Brig Syed Mujtaba Tirmizi was the Executive Director of the film. Lieutenant Colonel Irfan Aziz was the project director and the writer of this film which was amicably directed by Sarosh Kayani. Dr Hassan Waqas Rana of Mindworks Media was the producer whereas Bilal Lashari was the Director of Photography.

The Short Film can we watched here



Part 2

Thursday 24 November 2011

WHY I KEEP SPREADING POSTIVE IMAGE OF PAKISTAN !!!!!!

WHY I KEEP SPREADING POSTIVE IMAGE OF PAKISTAN !!!!!!
SEE AND BELEIVE
WORLD LARGEST FLAG


5th largest Gold Mine


7th largest copper mine


We Are 7TH country of world which have NUCLEAR BOMB 



6TH Largest Army


11 largest wheat producer



 12 th largest Rice producer

4th largest exporter of rice

 2nd Largest coal reserves




6th largest Milk Producer




AND MANY MORE REALLY TRUE
 Pakistan Agriculture Products Production/Exports - World's Ranking










  1. A rare specie of Dolphin known as Indus River Dolphin or Blind Dolphin lies in waters of Indus River
  2. Pakistan is a multilingual country with more than sixty languages being spoken. English as Official and Urdu as National
  3. Sugar cane is national drink of Pakistan.
  4. Pakistan is ranked 4th in terms of broadband Internet growth in the worl
  5. Synchronization of Qawwali and western music was done by the world renowned Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan of Pakistan.
  6. “Faith, Unity, Discipline” – Emblem of Pakista
  7. Pakistan National Anthem tune ranks 1st in top 3 tunes of world.and first in world national anthems
  8. Largest Volunteer Ambulance Organization in World Belongs to Pakistan – founded by Sattar Edh
  9. River Indus of Pakistan is the 21st Longest River of World
  10. Pakistan is the twice World Champions in Cricket
  11. 4 times in Hockey
  12. Several times in Squash and Snooker
  13. Some of the earliest relics of Stone Age man have been found in the Soan Valley of the Potohar region near Rawalpindi Pakistan
  14. Porus, the king of Punjab, fought the battle of the Hydaspes River against the Macedonian king Alexander. Pakistan
  15. Polo
  16. Sohail Abbas of Pakistan holds the record of highest no. of goals in int. hockey
  17. Among 4 provinces Pakistan also has a small pre-Islamic Animist community with the name Kalash, in Chitral Valle
  18. Ancient Civilizations of Mohenjo-daro, Harappa, Ashoka and Taxila lies in the lands of Pakistan
  19. K2 second highest peak in the world is in Pakistan
  20. Pakistan has Youngest civil judge Muhammad Ilya
  21. 80% of the worlds soccer balls are made in Pakistan.
  22. Takht Bhai listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site is a Buddhist monastic complex dating back to 1st century BC. Pakista
  23. “Menander I” was one of the rulers of the Indo-Greek Kingdom which existed in present-day Pakistan.
  24. World’s second largest salt mine can be found in Khewra Mines. Pakistan.
  25. Pakistan has the world’s largest irrigation system.
  26. Thar desert of Pakistan is one of the largest in the world.
  27. Worlds largest deep sea port is located in Gwader, Baluchistan. Pakistan
  28. Pakistan has 7th largest collection of scientists and engineers in the world.
  29. Pakistan had the first woman leader of a Muslim country in modern history.
  30. The white fields of Pakistan’s national flag represent minorities in the country, while the green symbolizes the Muslim majority. Pakistan
  31. Pakistan is proud world record holder of over 500,000 trees planted in a day
  32. Ultimate Inventors of Reverse Swing Bowling in Cricket Pakistam
  33. Pakistan is proud of 12 Years Old Youngest Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist “Babar Iqbal”.
  34. Pakistan is proud of Ali Moeen Nawazish A-Levels World Record
  35. Youngest Cricket Test Player Hasan Raza aged 14 years belongs to Pakistan
  36. Pakistan is proud owner of Largest tea bag World Record
  37. Pakistan is proud owner of Largest Kurta World Record.
  38. Pakistan is proud owner of Largest Football World
  39. Pakistan is proud owner of Most Men’s Squash World Team Titles
  40. Pakistan is proud owner of Tallest cake World Record
  41. World 6th and Asia’s 1st biggest mosque “Faisal Mosque” is in Pakistan
  42. Pakistan is a founding member of Organization of the Islamic Conference & South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
  43. Mehrgarh, on the Kachi plain of Balochistan, dates back to 6000 BC and one of the earliest known farming villages of Indus Valley Pakistan
AND THERE IS MUCH MORE THAT YOU CAN SEE ON MY BLOG AND FACEBOOK PAGE www.facebook.com/Pakability

Wednesday 23 November 2011

Children’s rights activist – Malala Yousafzai

Many people have landed on this blog for the update on Malala Yousafzai who is a Children’s rights activist hailing from Mingora, Swat. There is a post on my blog which has some links to the videos about her that were published in NYtimes.
Malala Yousafzai is the first Pakistani child who has been nominated for the Peace award on Universal children’s day. This year a total of five children have been nominated from around the globe and Malala is the only one from Pakistan.
We truly salute your efforts, Malala. May you continue to work for the betterment of Pakistan and for the children who are denied the basic right to education. Pakistan needs people like you.
Here’s the updated article from Urdu BBC news: http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/pakistan/2011/11/111118_swat_girl_award_bbc_nj.shtml .
credit http://pakeezahs.wordpress.com/tag/malala-yousafzai/

Sunday 6 November 2011

✿✿✿✿✿ ~HAPPY EID UL ADHA~ ✿✿✿✿✿

 Eid -Ul -Adha is one of the special festivals celebrated by Muslims irrespective of the fact, that wherever a Muslim person is, the festival of Eid -Ul -Adha is celebrated with lot of enthusiasm. This year it is falling on 7th November, 2011.

Muslims celebrate the festival of Eid -Ul –Adha in remembrance of prophet Abraham’s readiness to sacrifice his son Ishmael to God. On Eid -Ul –Adha Muslims sacrifice their domestic animals,

like goat, sheep, cow, camel etc. This sacrifice of animals is made by Muslims to pay a tribute to prophet Abraham, as he was ready to sacrifice his son but God gave him a Sheep to sacrifice.
Eid -Ul –Adha celebrations occur after the Hajj and the festival of Eid -Ul –Adha is celebrated on the tenth day of the last month of Islamic year, Duhl- Hijja. Eid -Ul –Adha is known through several names across the world and this festival of sacrifice is celebrated for several days in some areas of the country. It is seen that Muslims celebrate this festival with great excitement no matter where they are.

⊹⊱✿ Sunnah of Eid ✿⊰⊹
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Keeping with the tradition of Prophet Muhammad (saw), Muslims are encouraged to prepare themselves for the occasion of Eid. Below is a list of things Muslims should do in preparation for Eid:
... ✿ Wake up early.
✿ Offer Salat al-Fajr.
✿ Prepare for personal cleanliness, take care of details of clothing, etc.
Take a Ghusl (bath) after Fajr.
✿ Brush teeth with miswak.
✿ Dress up, putting on best clothes available, whether new or cleaned old ones.
✿ Use perfume or attar (men only).
✿ Have breakfast on Eid al-Zuha before leaving for prayer ground (Eidgah). One can take breakfast after Salaat also or after sacrifice if he is offering a sacrifice.
✿ Go to prayer ground (Eidgah) early.
✿ Offer Salaat-al-Eid in congregation in an open place except when whether is not permitting like rain, snow, etc.
✿ Use two separate route to and from the prayer ground.
✿ Recite the following Takbir which starts from Mughrib on the 9th Dhu al-hijah and last until the Asr on the 12th Dhu al-ilhijah:
ALLAHU-AKBAR, ALLAHU-AKBAR. LA ILA-HA ILL-LAL-LAH. ALLAHU-AKBAR, ALLAHU-AKBAR WA-LILAHILL HAMD.
(ALLAH is great, ALLAH is great. There is no god but ALLAH. ALLAH is great, ALLAH is great. And all praises are for ALLAH).

✿✿✿✿✿ ~HAPPY EID UL ADHA~ ✿✿✿✿✿
MAY ALMIGHTY ALLAH BLESS ALL OF US .. MAY ALMIGHTY ALLAH FORGIVE OUR TRANSGRESSIONS AND BESTOW HIS MERCY ON US ...FORGIVE OUR SINS AND GUIDE US TO THE STRAIGHT PATH TO JANNAH .... AAMEEN

"And the Budn (cows, oxen, or camels driven to be offered as
sacrifices by the pilgrims at the
sanctuary of Makkah.) We have made
for you as among the Symbols of
Allâh, therein you have much good.
So mention the Name of Allâh over them when they are drawn up in
lines (for sacrifice). Then, when they
are down on their sides (after
slaughter), eat thereof, and feed the
beggar who does not ask (men), and
the beggar who asks (men). Thus have We made them subject to you
that you may be grateful. 37. It is neither their meat nor their blood that reaches Allâh, but it is
piety from you that reaches Him.
Thus have We made them subject to
you that you may magnify Allâh for
His Guidance to you. And give glad tidings (O Muhammad ) to the Muhsinûn (doers of good)".(Surah Hajj)
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