This freelance cloth-merchant built up a good deal of trust with his wholesaler, whom he impressed with his honesty and fair-dealing. The wholesaler began to grant cloth on credit to the vendor, who always made an effort to settle his debt before the due date. This habit made him even more trustworthy in the eyes of the wholesaler, who granted him more and more cloth on credit. After just a few years, the wholesaler was giving this street vendor Rs. 150,000 (approximately US$ 5000 at that time) worth of cloth on loan, an amount which he would not have given anybody else except on the basis of a considerable cash down-payment. 
This is amazing news for the people of the third world. Our governors do not need any license. Even if they do require one, the head of the respective department will bring that license to him. The matter is not limited to the driving license; there is no law in our countries for the ruling class.
Since the day MQM joined opposition, not even a single day passed having no news related to killings in Karachi. Its an obvious fact that whatever happens in Karachi, MQM has something to do with it. After leaving the government seats in Federal and provincial assemblies, MQM is continuously exerting pressure on PPP by disturbing the situation of city. They want to set an image that without MQM, no other party or government can control Karachi. MQM is been reflected as the necessity of this city. But doing in so hundreds of lifes are wasted. Even those who have nothing to do with any political party or group. The life of an Karachi'ite is not safe. Everyone leaves home on their own risk. This issue is not going to settle until and unless MQM is not brought in confidence by government. Karachi is economic hub of Pakistan. Government has to do with it alot. We all have seen PPP bending infront of MQM many times. And I think you all understand why is that.
Olpers strives to be closer to its consumers and there is no better way to do that then to be a part of their religious and cultural festivities. Each year Olpers looks at Ramadan as an opportunity to set itself apart from all the other brands in its category and last year’s communication can be considered as a job well done.
There’s been a flurry of economy related news about Pakistan recently, and I’ve tried to hit the highlights at least. Another positive development is the substantial growth in Pakistan’s foreign reserve position which has now reached an all time historic high of $18.25B. This increase is due to many factors, the two most important being the increase in foreign exchange remittances being sent to the country by Pakistani workers abroad, and the improvement in the import/export gap. That this high has been achieved at a time when global oil prices are relatively steep, is even more expensive. One would imagine that as oil prices ease – which seems to be an almost universal expectation – the rate of growth of the national foreign exchange reserve would accelerate further. The implications of this rise are interesting. In the near-medium term, one would imagine this addresses any fears of weakness in the Pakistani Rs. So for near/medium term investments of foreign moneys into Pakistan, value loss due to a depreciation in the Pak Rs. presents a much reduced risk. Experts believe that the projections for Pakistan’s economy and investment potential in the country over a 5-year time horizon remain stellar. During this time, regional stability is expected to heighten with the announced withdrawal of NATO forces from Afghanistan. The financial burden of the War on Terror is expected to thus diminish within Pakistan and a return to the country’s “natural” GDP growth rate of 6-8% can be counted upon. With the backdrop of rising exports, an officially declared if rather conservative goal of bridging the power gap over a 5-7 year time frame, and rising remittances, the prospects for Pakistan’s economy are sound. Now its very very shocking kind of info to me. Everyday every Pakistani is getting more and more stressed due to financial and economical situation of the country. See... there is a brighter side also. There should be a good policy to lessen the effect of inflation. We still have good basis to develop...!
Just a year later, Cristiano Ronaldo took the number seven jersey for Real Madrid leaving the number nine which he wore the previous season. This move further made fans buy the Cristiano Ronaldo number seven replica jersey which would again boost the kit sales.
I’m sure over the past year you may have accidentally stumbled across the word Stuxnet, it is technically a simple computer virus that has started infecting Microsoft Windows computers since July 2010, I too heard some reports of the virus, but as usual shrugged it aside as just another scare, little did I worry any any further until I heard Ralph Langner speak about it at TED 2011 Cracking Stuxnet, a 21st-century cyber weapon. Only recently after reading a blog post by Amit Agarwal who shared an animated documentary on the Stuxnet Virus prepared by ABC1 Australia on Jun 8th 2011, that made me realize the implications of this mere virus to have the devastation power of becoming a Cyber Weapon of Mass Destruction, im not talking sci-fi, this weapon is being used, carried around on hundreds, thousands and millions of USB’s with the potential force of causing a meltdown in any [or possibly a certain series] of nuclear power plant around the globe. Be prepared for this or secure yourselves(PC's)....!
