A business in Malir, Saudabad (Karachi) is selling working Computers by weight. The ad guarantees Pentium IV microprocessor PCs available in 10 or 15 kilogram versions.
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Adil Najam
Following its spectacular success with the Independence Day tribute to Mehdi Hassan and his iconic song ‘Yeh watan tumhara hai’ (2006) and to Farida Khanum with the new song ‘Hum bolain mohabat ki zabaan‘ (2007), the telecom company Mobilink and filmstar Shaan (of Khuda Key Liye fame), who is the moving force and director behind this wonderful series of tributes, have now released a third musical tribute to mark this year’s Independence Day celebrations. This year, the musical maestro being celebrated is Ustad Amanat Ali Khan and the song is his heart-moving rendition of ‘Ai watan, piyare watan.’
It is yet another iconic song. Yet another moving tribute. Yet another inspirational production that gives one goosebumps, makes ones heart beat faster, and transports you to that moment where the pettiness of the politics of the moment fades in the potential of that which could have been. In that magical moment, no matter what your political persuation might be, no matter how good or bad a singer you might be, you too want to sing out loud and join in: “Aye watan, piyare watan… aye mairey piyare watan!“
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Adil Najam
A mobile phone version of All Things Pakistan is now available for readers who might wish to catch up with ATP while on the go (please don’t try doing so while driving!).
The mobile address for ATP is http://pakistaniat. mofuse. mobi/ and iPhone users can use http://pakistaniat. mofuse.mobi /iPhone for a version designed for the iPhone.
Those interested in subscribing can also do so by sending themselves an SMS through the (green) widget displayed on our right hand column.
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