Veena Is Apologetic For FHM Photo Shoot 

Veena Malik, Pakistani nefarious actress is apologetic for her scandalous photo shoot for FHM, Indian magazine. She still affirmed that her photo shoot was not in entire nudity but its magazine editor has deceived her by morphed pictures

Speaking to media spokespersons, Veena told, “Yes, of course, both the images were morphed. My upper portion was covered with tattoos. I think if I could rewind this time, I would like to delete. I feel cheated.”

Moreover she regrets, “But we all make mistakes, I have made a mistake, learned from it and want to move on.”

It is also reported that her father had disowned her for such outrageous photo shots which are really shameful and disgraceful for him. On taking such strict action of her father against her, Veena felt sorry and said, “It has been tragic and traumatic, really sad. It has been very difficult.”

Youngest IT Specialist, Aarifa Karim hospitalized

Aarifa Karim, the youngest Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) is hospitalized as her health condition is very sensitive, reported by his father. Her father told that her brain and heart are damaged by epileptic attack.

Aarifa had renowned for qualifying Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) Exams in very young age of nine years in 2004.

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Dengue outbreak should be affirmed a natural disaster: Health Experts

A conference of National Epidemic Management Cell was held to evaluate the dengue outbreak across the countryside. The dengue is more deadly than other viruses, for that reason it should be affirmed a natural disaster, experts supposed.

Dr Shoukat, NEMC Chief added if the administration had valued local experts plan, there would have been no need to hunt for Sri Lanka and Indonesia’s medical assistance.

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Shoaib Akhtar Has Revealed Some Sensational Stories In His Memoirs ‘Controversially Yours’

The memoirs of Shoaib Akhtar, who has been renowned for the world record of having the best delivery in cricket ever clocking 161.3 km/h (100.2 mph), is no not as much of conflict-ridden with his confessing to ball tampering and also arrogantly claimed that “Sachin Tendulkar chickened out during the Faisalabad Test.” In his manuscript Shoaib has supposed, “I bowled (Sachin) a particularly fast ball which he, to my amazement didn’t even stroke. He walked away! That was the first time I saw him walk away from me-that, too, on the slow track at Faisalabad.”

Telling about old hand Indian batsman Rahul Dravid, he remarked that “The Wall and Master Blaster are not match winners.”

“I think players like Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid weren’t exactly match winners to start with, nor did they know the art of finishing the game,” Shoaib added,  he was also was swindled by Shah Rukh Khan and earlier IPL Chairman Lalit Modi.

He supposed, “Shahrukh and I talked about my not being happy with the money settled on me. Shahrukh and Modi got me to agree. I should have never listened to Modi and Shahrukh.”

He has also exposed that he tampered with the ball saying, “everyone tampers with the ball. I did so too. Tampering should be legalised.”

‘ Controversially Yours’  also exposes some events of his early childhood life. It records his journey from financially underprivileged, yet joyful babyhood, into a youth driven by his pursuit to break into Pakistani cricket. “Born flat-footed, suffering whooping cough, Akhtar describes the blood, sweat and tears that took him to breaking the 100 mph barrier, playing as Pakistan s Rawalpindi Express.”

Comfort continued indescribable. Akhtar expresses the harsh class favoritism maiming Pakistani cricket, the superciliousness of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), his degradation and his failures – including ball-tampering and even aggressiveness with teammates with a bat.

Along with, he criticizes Pakistani and international players, selectors, coaches and the media. Disparaging Shoaib Malik, Akhtar has mentioned in his manuscript that the Pakistani all-rounder was “PCB s stooge.” “Shoaib Malik doesn t deserve to be captain and was made captain because he was a stooge of the PCB Chief Naseem Ashraf,” describes Akhtar.

Not just this, the ex- Pakistani pacer also carries on the claims that renowned Pakistani pacer Wasim Akram efforts to end his career. He affirms, “Wasim Akram threatened to walk out with half the team if I was included in the team. General Tauqir Zia backed Shoaib against Wasim.”

A year before, he was trapped in a drug scandal after “testing positive for stimulants.” Akhtar was barred in September 2007 for picking up a scuffle with coworker Mohammed Asif, and in the subsequent year he was banned for five years for disparaging the Pakistan Cricket Board.

In October 2008, the Lahore High Court poised the ban. Akhtar retired from international cricket after the 2011 World Cup. His remarkable run started in the 1990s.

Mullen’s statement concerning ISI’s ties with Haqqani network is unjustifiable: Kayani

General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) repulsed that Michael Mullen, US Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral’s statement concerning ISI’s associations with Haqqani network is unjustifiable.

He believed that Mullen discerns very well which state was in touch with the Haqqani network, emphasizing that “singling out Pakistan was neither fair nor productive.”

The COAS supposed that such testimonials would not merely influence Pak-US relations but also “war on terror”.

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No Compromise On Autonomy: PM Gilani

Syed Youuf Raza Gilani, Prime Minister assumed that Pakistan sought to uphold first-rate relationships with the US and reports detrimental to them should not be disclosed.

He was speaking to the journalists after an opening ceremonial event at the Karachi Port Trust (KPT). The prime minister said that Pakistan and the US cannot survive without each other and we require avoiding strengthening misinterpretations. He added, ‘There will be no compromise on national sovereignty.’

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A Top US Senator Pressurized Secretary Of State To Include Haqqani Network To A Official Terrorism Blacklist

Dianne Feinstein, the US Senate Intelligence Committee chairwoman pressurized Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to append the belligerent Haqqani network to a official terrorism blacklist, refering current assaults in Afghanistan.

“I request that the State Department take the additional step of listing the network as a Foreign Terrorism Organization and look forward to receiving your response,” held Dianne Feinstein.

Feinstein, a Democrat, supposed “there is no question that the Haqqani network meets the standards” for joining the catalog.

“It conducts attacks against US targets and personnel in Afghanistan, and poses a continuing threat to American, Afghan, and allied personnel and interests,” she held in a report.

Her notes appeared after the high US military official, Admiral Mike Mullen, alleged that the Haqqani network “acts as a veritable arm of Pakistan s Inter-Services Intelligence agency.”

Washington charges Haqqani militants for an attack on the US embassy in Kabul previous week, a June assault on the Inter-Continental Hotel in Kabul, and a blood-spattered September 10 truck bombing in Afghanistan s Wardak region.

The Haqqani network is almost certainly the most hazardous group in the Afghan Taliban. A CIA plus point turned Al Qaeda collaborator, the United States in the 1980s funneled arms and money to the Haqqani group to defy Soviet forces.

Dollar Evaluates On By Now Downward Rupee

Rupee against dollar has devalued even further as it arrived at as sky-scraping as Rs89/dollar in the open market.

Exchange corporations speak a order point led to a 10 percent mount in the worth of greenback against rupee.

On the other hand, after commercial banks traded dollar in the interbank marketplace at the request of State Bank of Pakistan, the USD turned down by Rs0.20 to close at Rs87.55.

Dealers declare the disparity in dollar worth between open and interbank market has now exceeded Rs1.25.

The rupee has, so far, in the recent fiscal year (FY11) deflated by 3 percent

Zardari & Gilani Have Brushed Aside Admiral Mike Mullen’s charges

Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani met President Asif Ali Zardari at the Blawal house. Both the chiefs brushed aside Mike Mullen, US chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral’s allegations that Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) was at the back of assaults on US Embassy in Afghanistan.

President and the Prime Minister held Pakistan wants to live with harmony and self-esteem in the region. Both the leaders also talked about law and order and political conditions in the state.

The Prime Minister also informed the President on his short visit to Afghanistan on Thursday to condole the demise of ex-Afghan President and Chairman of the High Peace Council Prof Burhanuddin Rabbani who was killed in Kabul in a suicide assault on Tuesday. The President also arranged dinner for the Prime Minister.

US military’s apex official indicted Pakistan of “exporting” radicalism to Afghanistan

In a scornful and first-time public denunciation of Pakistan, Admiral Mike Mullen alleged the state‘s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) was aggressively behind Haqqani network activists who he said have embattled US military forces in Afghanistan.

“The Haqqani Network, for one, acts as a veritable arm of Pakistan s Inter-Services Intelligence agency,” Mullen informed the Senate Armed Services Committee.

With ISI patronage, Haqqani radical group executed a September 10th truck bombing assault on a NATO base in Afghanistan that injured 77 Americans, Mullen alleged.

He also charged Haqqani uprising millitants for an attack preceding week on the US embassy and NATO head offices in the Afghan capital and a June 28th assault on the InterContinental bar in Kabul.

“In choosing to use violent extremism as an instrument of policy, the government of Pakistan — and most especially the Pakistani Army and ISI — jeopardizes not only the prospect of our strategic partnership, but also Pakistan s opportunity to be a respected nation with legitimate regional influence,” he held.

“By exporting extremism, they have battered their in-house defense and their role in the region. They have destabilized their intercontinental integrity and endangered their financial interests.”

His unswerving speech follows a chain of hard-hitting notices from top US officers on Pakistan s stoppage to split down on the Haqqani network, raising the opportunity of independent US action.

The CIA already executes drone terror campaign raids on Al-Qaeda and other activists in Pakistan s northwest tribal regions, which US spokespersons do not openly admit.

Washington s dealings have grown gradually more stressed with Pakistan, which was infuriated and discomfited by a US attack on May 2 that killed Al-Qaeda leader, Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad.

US officials did not inform their Islamabad corresponding persons in advance of the nighttime action by Navy SEAL commandos deep inside Pakistan, alarming that Pakistani officers might tip off bin Laden s ring.

Leon Panetta, Defense Secretary coming into sight at the similar Senate trial, exposed nuisance over Haqqani militant safe havens in Pakistan and promised the United States would defend its troops.

But when inquired by Senator Carl Levin to explain in detailed manner, Panetta repudiated to declare what steps the administration might take.

Mullen, who is owing to step down at the last week of the month as chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff after four years, watched over his efforts to put up a discourse with the Pakistani armed forces.

He supposed more than a dozen summits with army chief General Ashfaq Kayani were decisive regardless of Islamabad s denial to convene Washington s stress.

“Some may argue I have wasted my time, that Pakistan is no closer to us than before — and may now have drifted even further away. I disagree,” he added.

“Indeed, I think we would be in a far tougher situation today, in the wake of the frostiness which fell over us after the bin Laden raid, were it not for the groundwork General Kayani and I had laid — were it not for the fact that we could at least have a conversation about the way ahead, however difficult that conversation might be.”

While Pakistan has upheld ties to some belligerents as circumvent to oppose its arch-foe India, the stake has showed a collapse, Mullen thought.

“They may believe that by using these proxies they are hedging their bets, or redressing what they feel is an imbalance of regional power. But in reality, they have already lost that bet.”

No Proxy War Against US In Afghanistan Via Haqqani Network: FO

During the weekly update, Tehmina Janjua, Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson has thrusted aside US charges that the Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) is engaged in proxy war against US via Pakistan-based militant network.

She affirmed that Pakistan had no associations with the Haqqani network and was not combating any battle via the Haqqanis in Afghanistan, telling the details how Pakistan was also sufferer of terror campaign and had referred the cross-border assaults from Afghanistan with the United States and other meetings.

Previously, US administrators asserted that there were authentic proofs that Pakistan’s head intelligence agency ISI has been supporting the Haqqani network to assault the US targets.

Responding to a question about the existence of the Haqqani network in Pakistan, Janjua held the query was not within the constraints of the FO.

Talking about the Clinton and Khar conference in New York, Janjua said that the foreign ministers expressed the desire to collaborate and talked about a variety of features of the joint venture.

US Senate panel has issued $53b foreign aid bill, imposing restrains on aid for Pakistan.

Reflecting the financial stress, the bill is $6.2 billion less than President Barack Obama demanded, with slashes and restrictions on funds Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq.

In general bill, the US Senate panel presented $1 billion for the Pakistan Counterinsurgency Capability Fund, $100 million less than Obama ‘s demand. It restrained aid on Pakistan s collaboration against the Haqqani group, al-Qaida and other activist organizations, with some waivers. The board also took the remarkable tread of not specifying other aid to Pakistan.

The bill would offer $5.2 billion for State Department and USAID processs and aid in Iraq, $960 million less than Obama s demand.

Afghanistan would obtain $1.6 billion for support and $1.1 billion for State and USAID, with a slash of $74 million from the administrative panel’s appeal.

The US Senate Granted $1 Billion Aid For Pakistan As Counterinsurgency Targets Funding

The US Senate jury granted one billion dollars for pakistan to counter terrorism in the affected areas.  The US Senate Appropriations Committee granted $1 billion aid for Pakistan Counterinsurgency Capability Fund, $100 million below Obama ‘s plea.

The US Senate approved this financial grant on the conditional basis to have pakistan’s collaboration against the Haqqani network, Al Qaeda and other radical groups with consistency.

The foreign funding review would either spruce or enforce restrictions on U.S. aid to Pakistan, an indication of the annoyance among lots of lawmakers about an incompatible collaborator in the U.S. clash with terrorists.

 The Senate Appropriations Committee accepted the bill Wednesday on a 28-2 vote. The jury also took an extraordinary step of not identifying other support to Pakistan.

Gujranwala Anti-Terrorism Court Issued Verdict In Sialkot Killing Case

Seven criminals have been hanged four times, six sentenced to life in prison while 5 accused have been released. earlier DPO Waqar Ahmed Chohan and 9 policemen have been imprisoned for three years.

The grandfather of the assassinated youth Muneeb and Mughees is very thankful to the media and the Chief Justice for such justified decision.

He believed the day (of the judgment) comes as a gloomy day as it replicates on the overall decline of social values. He added, his (grand) sons were hanged in front of the entire rural community while not a sole voice for raised to prevent the vindictiveness.

The event took place in Sialkot Saddar police station bounds on 15 August 2010 when two brothers, Muneeb and Mughees were openly hanged and murdered by a crowd while police officials stood by and watched.

Sialkot Saddar police station filed two FIRs, the first was lodged on 15 Aug, in which the two brothers were charged of massacre and burglary.

While, the second FIR was filed after the video of the killing was released on news channels leading to a suo motu notice by the Supreme Court.

The FIR was filed against 28 including previous DPO Sialkot and other police representatives.

The accused were alleged on November 3, 2010 and the testimonials of 31 witnesses were confirmed as evidences.