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Saeed Rafay Writes Why is Malala, #Malala From Abdul Wali: Now carefully learn here, I have written it myself and I know her since 2008: 1) she is the greatest because she stood up for her education in the age of 11 years back in 2008 when the Taliban closed her school. 2) Taliban blown Up hundreds of schools in Swat and the remaining were closed especially the Girls schools, but Malala did not accept it and started protest against this in her town, and finally got back to school with other students. This was a time when a BIG General even could that openly protest in Swat and She did it. So she is the greatest again. 3) in the time of war in Swat, she went to Peshawar and Islamabad to protest nationwide against the Taliban and for the girls who's education was affected. 4) She secretly wrote a diary for BBC with the name of "Gul Makai" which later became a very popular diary in the local media of Pakistan. 5) Her struggles brought children back to school in 2009, and thus it was the courage that others boys & girls went to schools in Swat without any fear in the leadership of Malala Yousaf the Greatest. 6) After peace restoration in Swat in 2009, she began to appear on Pakistani Channels and started promoting tourism in Swat and she did struggles for bringing people back to Swat because she was the only greatest one who could speak so effectively. 7) after this all 3 years struggles in 2011, she was nominated for International children peace prize award which she didn't win, but she got international and local media attention. source is here: http://tribune.com.pk/.../swats-malala-runner-up-for.../ Malala this award again in 2013, but in 2011 she was run up, see the people comment there on the post who now are acting as idiots. 8) After this all till 2011 she was a national hero and given many Awards including the national Peace award for youth by PM Raza Gilani and Punjab biggest award by Shahbaz Sharif. everyone in Pakistan used to say her a hero till October 2012. She appeared on so many local channels in 2009, 2010, 2011. Source of award: http://www.thenews.com.pk/article-29002-Malala-Yousafzai... 9) She has a BIG rule in restoration of peace in Swat therefore she used to be invited by Universities, colleges, schools for speeches about peace and children in Karachi, Peshawar, Lahore and Islamabad, during that I met her once in Karachi and I found her the greatest. 10) At the age of 11 or 12 years a girl in Pakistan can not do this, parents protect their children inside the rooms for safety, but she said to her father that I would get my education even if I lose my life, because she was the greatest, and still she is. The above all facts are before the October 2012 Attack, because after the attack everyone knows why she was the greatest. And you would love to watch these videos of Malala the greatest from 2009 to 2012 before the attack. Interview on in 2009 when she was famous in PK: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6eT0PpQkRo interview in 2011 after getting Peace award: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaFpM8HKuak Interview when she was nominated in 2011 for International peace award: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB5OQaKIPuY there are a lot more to watch and read and explore about this greatest girl on the earth, this was just to give you a little small introduction what she has done. But remember this is all before the attack on Malala in 2012. Because everyone knows after she went UK for treatment she the more greatest Thanks

Aoa rehan bhai Please Share this on your wall. READ: Malala’s statement on the Gaza-Israel conflict, calling for restraint and peace. "I am deeply saddened and heartbroken by the bloodshed in the ongoing Gaza-Israel conflict which has led to the death of more than 260 Palestinians and 2 Israelis. Most of those killed and injured have been innocent civilians, with at least 59 Palestinian children killed. Four young boys simply playing hide and seek were killed in Gaza yesterday by an Israeli strike. We must join together to condemn all violence, especially violence against innocent civilians and children. I myself have suffered from the devastating violence of war and conflict in Swat valley, my beautiful hometown in Pakistan, where more than 400 schools were destroyed, education for girls was banned and many people were killed. Today children in Gaza are suffering through similar trauma from conflict. We all should stand up for peace. I call upon the international community to immediately broker a cease-fire between Gaza and Israel. The violence must stop now. I call upon Israel and Hamas to lay down their arms. Let us respect each other's religious beliefs and live together in peace, which is the message of all religions. I urge all parties involved to move forward with a peace process that ensures the dignity and prosperity of all people, without violence and terrorism." -Malala Yousafzai

I had the honor if meeting the prince of swat, the defendant of Peer Baba from Buneer Peer Muzafar Said sahib yesterday and today ! I told him about my pledge to myself on not going to engage myself in any money making activity for myself and he rose to give his blessing ! Please connect with him to help him help you grow your part of Pakistan 🇵🇰 with spirituality, wisdom and hard work ! May he stay blessed for ever !

SDGs Academy of Pakistan welcomes you to the first ever SDG Hackaton in Islamabad Pakistan. It will take place 21-31st of March. The Hackathon will contain different activities such as a High Level Dialogue on the Sustainable Development Goals and a 24 hour stakeholder Hackathon where new partnerships will be built that will help solving the SDGs of Pakistan and the World. Program overview: 21st March - 22nd March 2020: Arrival of the foreign guests. Getting to know each other and the local context. 22nd of March - U4SSC: Training/workshop Hackathon (U4SSC - UNs implementation program for smart sustainable cities) 23rd of March 2020: Engaging the foreign guests in 23rd March Celebration so that they are well familiar with the philosophy of creation of Pakistan and the future plans of taking Pakistan into the 21st century 24th March 2020: A high level dialogue on Pakistans current readiness in SDG’s and identify the gaps along with fast track solutions. This will be a high level engagement with foreign experts, senior Government officials from relevant organizations and private sector stakeholders of SDG’s. 25th March 2020: SDG’s HACKATHON in Islamabad COMSTECH 26th March 2020: Closing Dialogue of SDGs Hackathon Venue: Ministry of Planning, Development and Reform hall Mr. Asad Umer (Guest of honor) 27th to 31st March 2020 - Deep Local During these four days all foreign guests would be taken to resorts and venues outside Islamabad for building deeper relations. Including: -SWABI KPK Trip to the Tarbela Dam -GIK Institute Ghulam Ishaq & Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology -SWAT Trip Visits to all the Buddhist Archeology sites -SWAT Museum -Churchill Picket. -Meet Up with the Royal Family Members of SWAT. Practical: For attending the SDG Hackathon Pakistan there is no fee. Moreover, accommodation and travel expenses SDGs Academy and local sponsors will take care of. Air ticket and VISA is to be paid by the delegates themselves. You will also be given a presentation slot for 10 mins in the high level dialogue on behalf of your organization and share how you are progressing on the SDGs UN agenda 2030 We are looking forward to your active participation in this very important event. Objective of this conference is to learn from the Global practices on SDGs. Hope to hear from your organization soon. Kindly send your confirmation/or and questions to: Mr Bert Ola : bertola.bergstrand@gmail.com (foreign delegation) Miss Sadaf Khalid: sadaf.khalid@sdgsacademy.pk Regards, Sadaf Khalid Khan CEO SDGs Academy Pakistan

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Who’s here from Mingora, Swat ? I am here ! Meet Raja Arshad , Ali Naeem Ur Rehman & Saad Allahwala

the original home of the Sanskrit is said to be the Northern Punjab and Swat valley in Pakistan which officially renounces its legacy. Panini, (600/500 BC) a Punjabi from Taxila (Takshshila), a few kilometers north of Islamabad, wrote his famous book Ashtadhyaya, the first book of grammar in the recorded history.

Attention video creators: Make these videos and earn from ad revenue on facebook and YouTube Assuming that each of the 48 videos receives 1 million views, and using the rough estimates provided earlier ($2,000 per 1 million views for both YouTube and Facebook), here's a potential breakdown of your income: YouTube: 48 videos x $2,000 per video = $96,000 Facebook: 48 videos x $2,000 per video = $96,000 Combined income from both platforms: $96,000 (YouTube) + $96,000 (Facebook) = $192,000 Please note that these are rough estimates based on average CPM values and can vary significantly depending on various factors such as audience demographics, content quality, ad placements, and platform policies. Actual earnings may be higher or lower than the estimated amounts. Rehan: I want to make 48 videos that would get me 5 million views each, each video will be 60 second long, language will be english, audience will be people around the planet, sun will be create desire to make a new friend online in pakistan Chatgpt: Discover the Hidden Beauty of Pakistan in Just 60 Seconds Meet the Friendliest Faces of Pakistan Online Unlock the Secrets of Pakistan's Rich Cultural Heritage Explore Pakistan's Majestic Mountains in One Minute Taste the Flavors of Pakistan: A Culinary Adventure Awaits Experience the True Essence of Pakistani Hospitality A Glimpse into Pakistan's Vibrant Street Food Scene Witness the Serenity of Pakistan's Pristine Valleys Travel the Karakoram Highway: The Eighth Wonder of the World Trekking in Pakistan: The Ultimate Adventure for Nature Lovers The Magic of Pakistan's UNESCO World Heritage Sites The Timeless Charm of Lahore: Pakistan's Cultural Capital Savor the Aroma of Pakistani Tea Culture Meet Pakistan's Incredible Wildlife in 60 Seconds Dive into the History of the Indus Valley Civilization Explore the Ancient Cities of Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa Unveil the Mughal Magnificence of Pakistan's Architecture One Minute Adventure: Paragliding in Pakistan The Mesmerizing World of Sufi Music in Pakistan A Quick Tour of Pakistan's Breathtaking Beaches Pakistan's Extraordinary Desert Landscapes in a Minute The Spectacular Snow Leopard: Pakistan's Elusive Treasure Celebrate Pakistan's Festivals: A Colorful Minute A Minute with the Incredible Artisans of Pakistan Experience Pakistan's Folk Music: A Harmonious Journey The Unexplored Gems of Pakistan: Hidden Wonders in 60 Seconds Balochistan: The Mysterious Beauty of Pakistan's Largest Province The Enchanting World of Pakistani Cinema in One Minute Fairy Meadows: A Minute in Pakistan's Heavenly Paradise Sindbad's Journey: Sailing Along the Coast of Pakistan Pakistan's Great Outdoors: Camping Under the Stars One Minute with Pakistan's Inspiring Women The Legendary K2: Conquer the World's Second Highest Peak Nanga Parbat: A Minute with the Killer Mountain Unravel the Mysteries of Pakistan's Haunted Places The Golden Sands of Pakistan: Discover the Thar Desert A Minute of Magic: The Art of Truck Painting in Pakistan The Spiritual Retreat of Pakistan: Sufi Shrines and Festivals One Minute with the Kalash: Pakistan's Unique Indigenous Tribe A Taste of Karachi: The Food Capital of Pakistan The Storied Silk Road: A Minute in Pakistan's Ancient Trade Route The Khyber Pass: A One-Minute Journey Through History A Minute in the Life of a Pakistani Farmer Experience the Serene Beauty of Skardu Valley in 60 Seconds A Glimpse into Pakistan's Emerging Fashion Scene The Miraculous Hunza Valley: A One-Minute Trip to Shangri-La The Swat Valley: A Minute in the Switzerland of the East Discover the Stunning Alpine Lakes of Pakistan in 60 Seconds These one-liner titles aim to pique the interest of a global audience, showcasing various aspects of Pakistan's culture, nature, history, and people while encouraging viewers to make friends online with locals from the country. Rehan: Now tell me top 4 you think will get most facebook and YouTube views Chatgpt: Discover the Hidden Beauty of Pakistan in Just 60 Seconds: This title plays on the curiosity of viewers to explore lesser-known breathtaking landscapes and tourist spots, which would likely attract a large audience seeking travel inspiration and natural wonders. Meet the Friendliest Faces of Pakistan Online: By focusing on the warmth and hospitality of the Pakistani people, this title encourages viewers to connect with locals and make friends online, fostering cross-cultural connections and understanding. Taste the Flavors of Pakistan: A Culinary Adventure Awaits: Food is a universally appealing subject that transcends cultural barriers, and a video showcasing the diverse and mouth-watering Pakistani cuisine would likely garner significant interest from food lovers around the world. The Magic of Pakistan's UNESCO World Heritage Sites: The allure of world-renowned historical and cultural landmarks is irresistible for many viewers, and this title promises a quick glimpse of the country's most iconic and awe-inspiring sites, likely attracting a wide audience of history and travel enthusiasts.

You know you're Swiss when... 1. you complain if your bus/train/tram is more than 5 minutes late. Make that 1 minute 2. you've ever been confused with a Swede 3. you laugh when Americans believe that Swiss Miss is a Swiss product, but then have no clue that Nestlé and Rolex ARE 4. you get frustrated if you go grocery shopping abroad and there aren't at least 10 different kinds of chocolate and 15 kinds of cheese available 5. you have learned three to four languages and think this is completely normal 6. you have ever been asked - upon stating your nationality - whether you live in the mountains and whether you can yodel 7. you can pronounce "Chuchichäschtli" and you know what it means 8. you have ever been asked who the president of Switzerland is and then failed miserably trying to explain why you've lost track 9. you know what "Röschti" are and you have crossed the "Röschtigrabe" at some point 10. you went to a state-funded ski camp every year with your classmates in high school 11. to you, skis are like the extensions of your feet, because you've skied since you could walk 12. you are amused when people ask you what language is spoken in your home country and/or you have to explain that "Swiss" is not a language, that there are four national languages and none of them is called "Swiss"! 13. you owned a Swatch growing up... or still do 14. you've ever seen "Sandmännchen" dubbed into Romansch 15. you give all your friends three kisses on the cheeks as a greeting 16. you love Migros and you swear that some of their products are better than anything you've ever seen elsewhere 17. you've ever been asked by your non-Swiss friends to intervene in a fight and used "hey, I'm Swiss" as an excuse not to 18. your country has six different public television channels in three different languages - and you don't think this is unusual 19. you get amused when you see Swiss German people being subtitled on German television. 20. you firmly believe it is more important to do things accurately than to do them quickly 21. you were legally allowed to drink beer and wine at the age of sixteen 22. you walked to kindergarten without supervision, wearing a large orange triangle around your neck 23. you think it's normal that everyone has a bunker underneath their house, or is registered for one of the public bunkers under the school building, for emergency situations... by the way, here's a fun thing to do: invite over some of your foreign friends (Americans make very good candidates) and take a picture of the look on their face when they SEE the bunker. Priceless! 24. when being asked to explain how certain things work in your country, you have to use the phrase "it differs for each canton, so..." 25. you are asked to vote on a "Referendum" or "Initiative" at least 3 or 4 times a year 26. you are used to drinking from any public fountain in the street unless there is a warning sign that says "no drinking water" 27. you grew up believing all cows must wear bells 28. you think that driving somewhere for four hours is a hell of a long time 29. you get slightly irritated or at least confused if your foreign visitors ask to see a chocolate factory 30. you know what Betty Bossi books and products are and have bought one 31. you know someone that collects the tin foil lids from coffee cream tubs 32. you know what the SBB CFF FFS tones mean 33. you have to pay twice the price for museum entries because you're not a citizen of the EU, although you live in Europe! 34. you are in a non-European country and can hear people talking Swiss German and just go up and strike up a conversation with acomplete stranger 35. no matter how much of a "bad-ass" you think you are, you will still pick up your candy wrapper off the floor 36. you think everything is cheap abroad compared to Swiss prices