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The Lahore Chambers of Commerce and Industry second Vintage Car Rally started from the Liberty Market and ended outside the LCCI and provided Lahoris an opportunity to watch classic vehicles rolling in front of them on city roads. . . . →Read More:Vintage car rally held in Lahore  Leave a comment  Entertainment  Area 14/8,country’s most important cars,gathered along Gulberg’s Main Boulevard and Jail Road,Lahore Chambers of Commerce and Industry second Vintage Car Rally started,Liberty Market,participants and spectators,provided Lahoris an opportunity to watch classic vehicles,Vintage car rally held in Lahore Terry Spinks,who won boxing gold at the 1956 Olympics at the age of only 18,has died at the age of 74. East Londoner Spinks,the youngest Briton to win an Olympic boxing gold medal,died at his Essex home after a long illness. . . . →Read More:Olympic legend Terry Spinks passes away Leave a comment Sports Area 14/8,baby-faced Spinks,died at his Essex home after a long illness,join Great Britain's Olympic team,Olympic boxing gold medal,Olympic legend Terry Spinks passes away,remained a fixture at meetings of the London ex-Boxers,Terry Spinks,won 41 of his 49 professional fights,won boxing gold at the 1956 Olympics at the age of only 18 Pakistan’s economy grew by 3.2%,which is much below the official target and the required growth rate,leaving at least 1.3 million people jobless this year. “According to a provisional assessment,gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 3.2% in the financial year 2011-12 ending June 30,” said Sohail Ahmad,Secretary of Statistics Division,after chairing . . . →Read More:Pakistan’s low economic growth leaves 1.3 million people jobless By Faisal Bari THE Beaconhouse School System is among the largest private-sector schools systems in the region. There are some other for-profit private school systems in the country as well such as Lahore Grammar and City. . . . →Read More:Extending education systems Rising unemployment,especially for young people. Here’s a radical solution,says commentator on office and workplace life,Lucy Kellaway of the Financial Times (born 1959). . . . →Read More:How to solve unemployment? Most of Pakistan’s street children live in the teeming,southern city of Karachi. The latest estimate of numbers comes from 2005 when the UN said between 1.2 and 1.5 million children lived on Pakistan’s streets –but activists say their numbers are rising. The BBC’s Syed Shoaib Hasan investigates. . . . →Read More:The plight of street children When my favorite TV anchor got snubbed by a PPP minister (the party I blame for most of Pakistan’s problems),and I could only agree with the latter. Media bias remains one of the mainstream issues in political debate worldwide. We have seen Western media for instance promulgate wars for ‘peace’ and decades . . . →Read More:Kaira has a point By Alexei Oreskovic and Diane Bartz Facebook will pay Microsoft Corp $550 million in cash for hundreds of patents recently sold by AOL,the social networking company’s latest move to bulk up its intellectual property in the wake of a lawsuit filed by Yahoo. . . . →Read More:$550 million deal signed between fb and Yahoo after patent controversy Leave a comment Law &Order 0 million deal signed between fb and Yahoo after paten controversy,AOL,eBay,Facebook will pay Microsoft Corp 0 million,largest initial public offering in Silicon Valley history,Microsoft trumped Amazon,Microsoft's Bing search engine,patent applications,social network 650 patents,social networking company,video chat technology provided by Skype ISLAMABAD:A confused captain and a hostile cockpit atmosphere were to blame for the worst ever plane crash on Pakistani soil,when 152 people died,the official report on the disaster said on Wednesday. Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said the crew of the Airblue Airbus A321 “violated all established procedures” in trying to circle . . . →Read More:Pakistan’s worst plane crash was caused by ‘confused’ crew Leave a comment Speaker's Corner Airblue Airbus A321,CAA,Captain Pervez Iqbal Chaudhary,flight from Karachi slammed into the Margalla hills,killing all 146 passengers,Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Authority,Pakistan’s worst plane crash was caused by ‘confused’ crew,plane crash on Pakistani soil,plane’s safety systems What is Gilani's future? Multan:Regardless of what political and legal experts say,one astrologist is confident that Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani will be safe,whether the verdict is guilty or not. Renowned palmist,astrologist and numerologist MM Hussain said there were chances that the premier would be awarded ‘minor punishment’ but these . . . →Read More:Soothsayer predicts PM Gilani will stay safe and unharmed | |||
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