A Bi-Lingual Newsletter from the Capital Region to the South Asian Community

Volume 2 ISSUE NO. 43 June 7th to June 20th 2013

Editor: Afaq Ahmed Khan Publisher: Waleed Khan
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Come refresh those memories of yester-years and relive those moments that are still green and will be evergreen.
Melodies of the past that still haunt your present with swatches of pain and patches of pleasure cascading and escaping
from your memory bank. Enjoy your favorite songs from the films and love-stories you grew up with. Ghazals and thumris
you said wah-wah too. Two famous and multi-talented artistes trained under stalwarts like Mehdi Hasan will enthrall and
enchant you. They sing from the heart, play with passion and make you dance. And transport you in a capsule with
Jagjit and Chitra Singh. It is rare to see, hear and enjoy such artistes in our backyard.
Munni and Afzal Subhani from Toronto Canada.
Event date: Sunday, June 16th
Time: 3:30pm to 7pm
Venue: GE Theater at Proctors
Ticket: $20 General Admission, $100 VIP
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Rafiq Bhatty 518-316-1221, Mehmood 518-961-3246 or Afaq Khan 518-596-6911 for your tickets.
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Senator Jeff Sessions:
Virtually No One Is Being
Deported From U.S.
WASHINGTON - Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL)
cl ai med t hat vi r t ual l y no one i s bei ng
deported from the United States, as part of his
case agai nst the Senate Gang of Ei ght
immigration reform bill.
Sessions, who is leading Senate Republicans
opposition to the bill, made the surprising
statement on the Senate floor Friday morning.
The federal government has reached a point
now where virtually no one is being deported
except those bei ng convi ct ed of seri ous
crimes, he later added.
Parade and Festival
Closes Out
Capital Pride Week
ALBANY - Capital Pride Week wrapped up
Sunday June 9, with a parade in Albany, and
festival in Washington Park. Proctors Theatre
was one of the supporters taking part in the
celebration. "Everything this group stands for
and this parade stands for is what we at
proctors stand for, we stand for diversity, and
creativity, and being yourself, and that's why
we're all here today," said Richard Lovrich, the
Marketing Director at Proctor's.
Roshni Albany Page 15 June 7 to June 20 2013
TRICIA Spring Festival 2013
By: Baswa Sekhar
Spring Festival of India was celebrated on
Sunday J une 2nd wi t h wonder f u l
perf ormances and great part i ci pat i on of
community and businesses.
The Spring Festival was celebrated at the
Empire State Plaza from 12.00 noon to 6.00
pm. There were around 2000+ community
members in attendance. The event was full of
music, dances, shopping and wide range of
Indian food served by Zaika, Spice Root of
MA, Swami Narayan Temple, ParadiseBiryani
Pointe of NJ and Karavalli. This year saw a
big jump in number of vendors with more than
40 businesses displaying a variety of items.
There were multiple raffles this time from
vendors like IIT and V Group along with one
from TRICIA Youth Organization.
The chief guest for the event was Dr. Gennaro
A.Daniels. Congressman
Paul Tonko also visited the event. Dr. Daniels
hailed the contribution of
Indian doctors in the Albany area and he
mentioned some of our doctors in his speech.
Congressman Paul Tonko gave a great
speech where he quoted Mahatma Gandhi's
words and their relevance today. The event
started with Guryam Singh, President of
TRICIA, welcoming the assembly.
Vice-President and event co-ordinator Baswa
Shaker Shamshabad delivered vote of thanks
to all volunteers. Volunteers worked with
great enthusiasm and were from various parts
of Indi a as wel l as Pakistan showing a
growing collaboration between the Southeast
Asia neighbors.
TRICIA is organizing another big event on
June 23rd at Proctors: Laughter Hangama.
It will be a Member Appreciation event with
free admission, food and drinks for all TRICIA
member s. Non- member s can become
members at the door to avail this benefit.
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Roshni Albany Page 14 June 7 to June 20 2013
Seat by Seat 2013 Election Result of National Assembly of Pakistan
Khairpur-III NA-217
Syed Kazim Ali Shah Lakyari PML (F)
Matiari-cum-Hyderabad NA-218
Mukhadoom Muhammad Ameen Fahim
Pakistan Peoples Party
Hyderabad-I NA-219
Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui MQM
Hyderabad-II (Old Hyderabad-III) NA-220
Syed Waseem Hussain MQM
Hyderabad-IV NA-221
Syed Amir Ali Shah Jamote
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Hyderabad-V NA-222
Syed Naveed Qamar
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Hyderabad-VI NA-223
Abdul Sattar Bachani
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Badin-cum-Tando NA-224
Sardar Kamal Khan Chang
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Badin-II NA-225
Dr Fehmida Mirza
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
NA - 226 Mirpurkhas-cum-Umerkot(I)
Pir Shafqat Hussain Shah Jilani
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Mirpurkhas-II NA-227
Mir Munawar Ali Talpur
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Sindh NA-228
Nawab Muhammad Yousif Talpur
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Jamshoro NA-231
MALIK ASAD SIKANDAR
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Dadu-II NA-232
Rafique Ahmed Jamali
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Dadu-III NA-233
Imran Zafar Leghari
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Sanghar-I NA-234
Pir Bux Junejo Pakistan Muslim League (F)
NA-235Sanghar-cum-Mirpurkhas-cum-Umerkot
Pir Sadaruddin Shah
Pakistan Muslim League (F)
Sanghar-II NA-236
Roshan Din Junejo
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Thatta-II NA-238
Syed Shafqat Hussain Shah Sheerazi
Independent
Karachi-I NA-239
Mohammad Salman Khan Baloch MQM
Karachi-II NA-240
Sohail Mansoor Khawaja MQM
Karachi-III NA-241
Syed Akhterul Iqbal Qadri MQM
Karachi-IV NA-242
Mehboob Alam MQM
Karachi-V NA-243
Abdul Waseem MQM
Karachi-VI NA-244
Sheikh Salahuddin MQM
Karachi-VII NA-245
Muhammad Rehan Hashmi MQM
Karachi-VIII NA-246
Sardar Nabeel Ahmed Gabol MQM
Karachi-IX NA-247
Sufyan Yousuf MQM
Karachi-X NA-248
Shah Jahan Baloch
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Karachi-XI NA-249
Dr. Muhammad Farooq Sattar
Muttahidda Qaumi Movement
Karachi-XII NA-250
Arif Ur Rehman Alvi
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
Karachi-XIII NA-251
Syed Ali Raza Abidi MQM
Karachi-XIV NA-252
Adbul Rashid Godil MQM
Karachi-XV NA-253
Muhammad Muzammil Qureshi MQM
Karachi-XVII NA-255
Syed Asif Hasnain MQM
NA - 256 Karachi XVIII
IQBAL MUHAMMAD ALI KHAN MQM
Karachi-XIX NA-257
Sajid Ahmed MQM
Karachi-XX NA-258
Abdul Hakeem Balouch PML (N)
Quetta NA-259
Mehmood Khan Achakzai
Pukhtoonkhwa Milli Awami Party
Pashin NA-261
Moulvi Agha Muhammad
Jamiat Ulam-e-Islam Pakistan (F)
Qilla Abdullah NA-262
Mehmood Khan Achakzi
Pukhtoonkhwa Milli Awami Party
Loralai NA-263
Molan Ameer Zaman JUI (F)
Zhob-cum-Sherani-cum-Killa Saifullah NA-264
Maulana Muhammad Khan Sherani
Jamiat Ulam-e-Islam Pakistan (F)
Dera Bugti/Kohlu NA-265
Mir Dostain Khan Domki
Nasirabad NA-266
Zafarullah Khan Jamali
Bolan NA-267
Khalid Hussain Magsi
Kalat-cum-Mastung NA-268
Sardar Kamal Khan Bangulzai ANP
Lasbela/Awaran NA-270
Jam Kamal Khan
Kharan NA-271
Lt.G.(r)Abdul Qadir Baloch PML (N)
Kech-cum-Gwadar NA-272
Sayed Essa Nori
Balochistan National Party
Roshni Albany Page 13 June 7 to June 20 2013
Seat by Seat 2013 Election Result of National Assembly of Pakistan
Yehari-III NA-169
Independent Tahir Iqbal Ch.
Vehari-IV NA-170
PML (N) Saeed Ahmed Khan Manais
D.G. Khan-I NA-171
Sardar Muhammad Amjad Farooq Khan
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
D.G. Khan-II NA-172
PML (N) Hafiz Abdul Kareem
D.G. Khan-III NA-173
Sardar Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari
Independent
Rajanpur-I NA-174
Sardar Muhammad Jaffar Khan Leghari
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Rajanpur-II NA-175
Doctor Hafeez ur Rehman Khan Drishak
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Muzaffargarh-I NA-176
Al Haj Malik Sultan Mehmood
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Muzaffargarh-II NA-177
Independent Jamshaid Ahmad Sandhu
Muzaffargarh-III NA-178
Independent Jamshed Ahmad
Muzaffargarh-IV NA-179
Makhdoomzada syed Basit Ahmad Sultan
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Muzaffargarh-V NA-180
Independent Ashiq Hussain Khan
Layyah-I NA-181
PML (N) Sahibzada Faiz Ul Hassan
Layyah-II NA-182
Pir Syed Muhammad Saqlain Shah Bokhari
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Bahawalpur-I NA-183
Makhdoom Syed Ali Hassan Gillani
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Bahawalpur-II NA-184
PML (N) Mian Nasibuddin Awaisi
Bahawalpur-III NA-185
Muhammad Baleegh Ur Rehman
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Bahawalpur-IV NA-186
PML (N) Mian Riaz Hussain Peerzada
Bahawalpur-V NA-187
PML Ch.Tariq Bashir Cheema
Bahawalnagar-I NA-188
Syed Muhammad Asghar Shah.
Independent
Bahawalnagar-II NA-189
Muslim League (N) Alam Dad Laleka
Bahawalnagar-III NA-190
PML (N) Tahir Bashir Cheema
Bahawalnagar-IV NA-191
PML (Z) Muhammad Ijaz Ul Haq
Rahiimyar Khan-I NA-192
Khawja Ghulam Rasool Koreja
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Rahiimyar Khan-II NA-193
PML (N) Sheikh Fayyaz-Ud-Din
Rahiimyar Khan-III NA-194
Independent Makhdoom Khusro Bakhtiar
Rahiimyar Khan-IV NA-195
Makhdoom Syed Mustafa Mehmood
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Rahiimyar Khan-V NA-196
PML (N) Mian Imtiaz Ahmed
Rahiimyar Khan-VI NA-197
Muhammad Arshad Khan Laghari
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Sukkur-I NA-198
Nauman Islam Shaikh
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Sukkur-II NA-199
Syed Khursheed Ahmed Shah
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Ghotki-II NA-201
Ali Muhammad Khan Mahar
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Shikarpur- I NA-202
Muhammad Ibrahim Jatoi NPP
Shikarpur-II NA-203
Ghous Bux Khan Mahar PML (F)
Larkana-I NA-204
Mohammad Ayaz Soomro
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Larkana-II NA-205
Nazir Ahmed Bughio
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Larkana-III NA-206
Mir Aamir Ali Khan Magsi
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Larkana-IV NA-207
Faryal Talpur
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Jacobabad- I NA-208
Aijaz Hussain Jakhrani
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Jacobabad- II NA-209
Mir Shabbir Ali Bijarani
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Kashmore NA-210
Ihsan Ur Rahman Mazari
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Naushero NA-211
Rais Ghulam Murtaza Khan Jatoi
National Peoples Party
NausheroFeroze-II NA-212
Asghar Ali Shah
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Nawabshah-I NA-213
Dr Azra Fazal Pechuho
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Nawabshah-I NA-214
Syed Ghulam Mustafa Shah
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Khairpur-I NA-215
Nawab Ali Wassan
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Khairpur-II NA-216
Pir Sadruddin Shah
Pakistan Muslim League (F)
Roshni Albany Page 12 June 7 to June 20 2013
Seat by Seat 2013 Election Result of National Assembly of Pakistan
Muslim League (N) Zahid Hamid
Norowal-I NA-115
PML (N) Mian Muhammad Rasheed
Norowal-II NA-116
Muslim League (N) Daniyal Aziz
Norowal-III NA-117
Muslim League (N) Ahsan Iqbal
Lahore-I NA-118
PML (N) Muhammad Riaz Malik.
Lahore-II NA-119
Muhammad Hamza Shehbaz Sharif
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Lahore-III NA-120
PML (N) Muhammad Nawaz Sharif
Lahore-VI NA-121
PML (N) Mehar Ishtiaq Ahmed
Lahore-V NA-122
Muslim League (N) Sardar Ayaz Sadiq
Lahore-VI NA-123
PML (N) Muhammad Pervaez Malik
Lahore-VII NA-124
PML (N) Sheikh Rohail Asghar.
Lahore-VIII NA-125
PML (N) Khawaja Saad Rafique
Lahore-IX NA-126
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Shafqat Mehmood
Lahore-X NA-127
PML (N) Waheed Alam Khan.
Lahore-XI NA-128
PML (N) Muhammad Afzal Khokhar.
Lahore-XII NA-129
Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif.
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Lahore-XIII NA-130
PML (N) Sohail Shoukat Butt.
Sheikhupura-I NA-131
PML (N) Rana Afzaal Hussain.
Sheikhupura-II NA-132
PML (N) Rana Tanvir Hussain
Sheikhupura-III NA-133
Mian Javaid Latif Pakistan Muslim Leag (N)
Sheikhupura-IV NA-134
Sardar Muhammad Irfan Dogar
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Sheikhupura-V NA-135
PML (N) Muhammad Barjees Tahir
Sheikhupura-VI NA-136
PML (N) CH. Bilal Ahmed Virk
Sheikhupura-VII NA-137
PML (N) RAI MANSAB ALI KHAN
Kasur-I NA-138
Pakistan Muslim Leag (N) Slaman Hanif
Kasur-II NA-139
PML (N) Waseem Akhter Sheikh
Kasur-III NA-140
Muslim Leag (N) Malik Rashid Ahmed Khan
Kasur-IV NA-141
Rana Muhammad Ishaq Khan.
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Kasur-V NA-142
Rana Muhammad Hayat Khan.
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Okara-I NA-143
PML (N) Nadeem Abbas Rebaira
Okara-II NA-144
Muslim League (N)Muhammad Arif Ch
Okara-III NA-145
Syed Muhammad Ashiq Hussain Shah
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Okara-IV NA-146
PML (N) Rao Muhammad Ajmal Khan
Okara-V NA-147
Mian Manzoor Ahmad Khan Wattoo
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians
Multan-I NA-148
PML (N) Malik Abdul Ghaffar Dogar
Multan-II NA-149
Makhdoom Javaid Hussain Hashmi
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
Multan-III NA-150
Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Hussain Qureshi
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
Multan-IV NA-151
PML (N) Sikandar Hayat Khan Bosan
Multan-V NA-152
PML (N) Syed Javed Ali Shah
Multan-VI NA-153
Dewan Ashiq Hussain Bukhari PML (N)
Multan-VII NA-154
Muhammad Siddique Khan Baloch
Independent
Lodhran-II NA-155
Independent Abdul Rehman Khan Kanjo
Khanewal-I NA-156
Muhammad Raza Hayat Hiraj
Independent
Khanewal-II NA-157
PML (N) Muhammad Khan Daha
Khanewal-III NA-158
Muslim League (N) Aslam Bodla
Khanewal-IV NA-159
PML (N) Chaudhary Iftikhar Nazir
Sahiwal-I NA-160
PML (N) Syed Imran Ahmad Shah
Sahiwal-II NA-161
Chaudhary Muhammad Ashraf
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Sahiwal-III NA-162
PTI Rai Hasan Nawaz Khan
Sahiwal-IV NA-163
Chaudhry Muhammad Munir Azhar
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Pakpatan-I NA-164
Sardar Mansab Ali Dogar PML (N)
NA-165 Pakpatan - II
Syed Muhammad Athar Hussain Shah Gilani
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Pakpatan-III NA-166
PML (N) Rana Zahid Hussain Khan
Yehari-I NA-167
Muslim League (N) Ch. Nazeer Ahmed
Yehari-II NA-168
Muslim League Sajid Mehdi
Roshni Albany Page 11 June 7 to June 20 2013
Seat by Seat 2013 Election Result of National Assembly of Pakistan
Attock-1 NA-57
Sheikh Aftab Ahmed PML (N)
Attock-2 NA-58
Muslim League (N) Malik Itehbar Khan
Attock-3 NA-59
Independent Muhammad Zain Ellahi
Chakwal-1 NA-60
Muslim League (N) Major R Tahir Iqbal
Chakwal-2 NA-61
PML (N) Sardar Mumtaz Khan
Jhelum-1 NA-62
PML (N) Ch. Khadim Hussain
Jhelum-2 NA-63
PML (N) Malik Iqbal Mehdi Khan
Sargodha-I NA-64
Pir Muhammad Amin Ul Hasanat Shah
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Sargodha- II NA-65
PML (N) Mohsin Nawaz Ranjha
Sargodha III NA-66
PML (N) Chudhary Hamid Hameed
Sargodha-IV NA-67
PML (N) Dr.Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti
Sargodha-V NA-68
PML (N) Muhammad Nawaz Sharif
Khushab- I NA-69
Muslim League (N) Sumaira Malik
Khushab- II NA-70
PML (N) Malik Shakir Bashir Awan
Mianwali-I NA-71
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan
Mianwali-II NA-72
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Amjad Ali Khan
Bhakkar- I NA-73
PML (N) Abdul Majeed Khan
Bhakkar- II NA-74
Dr.Muhammad Afzal Khan Dhandla
Independent
Faisalabad-I NA-75
PML (N) Ghulam Rasool Sahi
Faisalabad- II NA-76
Muhammad Tallal Choudhary
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Faisalabad- III NA-77
PML (N) Muhammad Asim Nazeer
Faisalabad-IV NA-78
PML (N) Rajab Ali Khan Baloch
Faisalabad-V NA-79
Choudhry Muhammad Shahbaz Babar
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Faisalabad-VI NA-80
PML (N) Mian Muhammad Farooq
Faisalabad-VII NA-81
Muslim League (N) Nisar Ahmad
Faisalabad-VIII NA-82
Rana Muhammad Afzal Khan
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Faisalabad-X NA-84
Pakistan Muslim League (N) Abid Ali
Faisalabad-XI NA-85
Haji Muhammad Akram Ansari
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Jhang-I NA-86
PML (N) Qaiser Ahmad Sheikh
Jhang-II NA-87
Ghulam Muhammad Lali
Pakistan Amn Party
Jhang-III NA-88
PML (N) Ghulam Bibi Bharwana
Jhang-IV NA-89
PML (N) Sheikh Muhammad Akram
Jhang-V NA-90
Independent Sahibzada Mohammad Nazir
Jhang-VI NA-91
Independent Najaf Abbas Sial
Toba Tek Singh- I NA-92
Chaudhry Khalid Javed Warraich
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Toba Tek Singh- II NA-93
Muhammad Junaid Anwaar Chaudhry
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Toba Tek Singh- III NA-94
PML (N) Ch. Asad-Ur-Rehman
Gujranwala-I NA-95
Muslim League (N) Usman Ibrahim
Gujranwala-II NA-96
PML (N) Engr Khurram Dastgir Khan
Gujranwala-III NA-97
Chaudhry Mahmood Bashir Virk
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Gujranwala-IV NA-98
PML (N) Mian Tariq Mehmood
Gujranwala-V NA-99
PML (N) Rana Umer Nazir Khan
Gujranwala-VI NA-100
PML (N) Azhar Qayyum Nahra
Gujranwala-VII NA-101
Justice R Iftikhar Ahmad Cheema
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Hafizabad-I NA-102
Muslim League (N) Saira Afzal Tarar
PML (N) Nawabzada Mazhar Ali
Gujrat-II NA-105
Pakistan Muslim League Ch. Pervaiz Ellahi
Gujrat-III NA-106
Muslim League (N) Ch. Jaffar Iqbal
Gujrat-IV NA-107
Muslim League (N) Ch. Abid Raza
M.B. Din-I NA-108
Muhammad Ijaz Ahmed Chaudhry
Independent
M.B. Din-II NA-109
Muslim League (N) Nasir Iqbal Bosal
Sialkot-I NA-110
PML (N) Khawaja Mohammad Asif
Sialkot-II NA-111
PML (N) Chaudry Armaghan Subhani
Sialkot-III NA-112
PML (N) Rana Shamim Ahmed Khan
Sialkot-IV NA-113
PML (N) Syed Iftikhar-ul-Hassan
NA-114 Sialkot-V
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Seat by Seat 2013 Election Result of National Assembly of Pakistan
Peshawar-I NA-1
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan
Peshawar-2 NA-2
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Hamid ul Haq
Peshawar-3 NA-3
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Sajid Nawaz
Peshawar-4 NA-4
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Gulzar Khan
Nowshera-1 NA-5
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Pervez Khattak
Nowshera-2 NA-6
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
Siraj Muhammad Khan
Charsadda-1 NA-7
Jamiat Ulam-e-Islam Pakistan
Maulana Muhammad Gohar Shah
Charsadda-2 NA-8
Qoumi Wattan Party Aftab Sherpao
Mardan-I NA-9
Awami National Party Amir Haider Khan
Mardan-2 NA-10
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
Ali Muhammad Khna
Mardan-3 NA-11
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Mujahid Ali
Swabi-1 NA-12
Awami Jamhuri Ittehad Pakistan
Usman Khan Tarrakai
Swabi-2 NA-13
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Asad Qaisar
Kohat NA-14
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Shehryar Afridi
Karak NA-15
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Nasir Khan Khattak
Hangu NA-16
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Khial Zaman
Abbottabad-1 NA-17
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
Dr. Muhammad Azhar Khan Jadoon
Abbottabad-2 NA-18
Murtaza Javed Abbasi PML-N
Haripur NA-19
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Amer Zaman
Mansehra-1 NA-20
PML (N) Sardar Muhammad Yousaf
Mansehra-2 NA-21
PML (N) Capt R Muhammad Safdar
Batagram NA-22
Jamiat Ulam-e-Islam Pakistan
Qari Mohammad Yousif
Kohistan NA-23
Indepedent Sarzameen
D.I. Khan Na-24
Jamiat Ulam-e-Islam Pakistan
Molana Fazal ur Rahman
D.I. Khan-cum- Tank NA-25
Jamiat Ulam-e-Islam Pakistan
Molana Fazal Rehman
Bannu NA-26
Akram Khan Durrani
Jamiat Ulam-e-Islam Pakistan
Lakki Marwat NA-27
Maulana Fazal ur Rahman
Jamiat Ulam-e-Islam Pakistan
Bunair NA-28
Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan Sher Akbar Khan
Swat-1 NA-29
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Murad Saeed
Swat-2 NA-30
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Salim Rehman
Shanglapar NA-31
Pakistan Muslim League (N) Ibadullah
Chitral NA-32
Iftikhar ud Din
All Pakistan Muslim League
Upper Dir NA-33
Sahibzada Tariq Ullah
Lower Dir NA-34
Shahib Zada Muhammad Yaqub
Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan
Malakand NA-35
Junaid Akbar...........Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
Tribal Area-I NA-36
Bilal Rehman
Tribal Area-IV NA-39
Syed Ghazi Gulab Jamal
Tribal Area-V NA-40
Muhammad Nazir Khan
Tribal Area-VI NA-41
Muslim League (N) Ghlib Khan
Tribal Area-VII NA-42
Muhammad Jamal ud Din
Jamiat Ulam-e-Islam Pakistan
Tribal Area-VIII NA-43
Bismillah Khan
Tribal Area-IX NA-44
PML (N) Shahab-ud-din Khan
Tribal Area-X NA-45
Alhaj Shah Jee Gul Afridi
Tribal Area-XII NA-47
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Qaisar Jamal
Islamabad-1 NA-48
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Javid Hashmi
Islamabad-2 NA-49
PML (N) Dr. Tariq Fazal Chudhary
Rawalpindi-1 NA-50
PML (N) Shahid Khaqan Abbasi
Rawalpindi-2 NA-51
Raja Muhammad Javed Ikhlas
Pakistan Muslim League (N)
Rawalpindi-3 NA-52
PML (N) CH. NISAR ALI KHAN
Rawalpindi-4 NA-53
PTI Ghulam Sarwar Khan
Rawalpindi-5 NA-54
Muslim League (N) Malik Ibrar Ahmed
Rawalpindi-6 NA-55
Sheikh Rashid Ahmed
Awami Muslim League Pakistan
Rawalpindi-7 NA-56
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan
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Pakistans Strengths and Weaknesses
in Light of the New Elections
By: Khalid Mehtabdin, PhD
Recent elections in Pakistan have been held
with an ebullient tone. The country has been
going through convivial joy; however, it faces a
lot of headwinds. Looking at the strengths, this
country possesses a lot of natural resources,
which includes farmable land, water, and
natural gas: it employs about 42% of the labor
force in agriculture. Pakistan is home to the
worlds second largest salt mine, 5th largest
gold mine, 5th largest coal reserve, and the
7th largest copper mine. There is also a large
consumer market . In addi ti on, Paki stan
possesses a wel l - t r ai ned, compet ent
work-force, which is a great asset to business
in Pakistan and abroad. Another strength is
the geography: Pakistan is surrounded by the
Middle East, China, Iran, Afghanistan, the
Central Republi cs, and the Asian-Paci fi c
region. Finally, a relatively free media helps
business.
On t he ot her hand, Paki st an f aces
considerable weaknesses. Corruption is very
rampant at all levels of government. According
to the Corruption Perception Index, Pakistan
was ranked at 142 out of the 163 countries
l i st ed. Br i bes and ki ckbacks ar e qui t e
common, which impedes any foreign direct
investment. 54% of Pakistanis remain illiterate:
it is estimated that a whopping 74% of females
are among this, even though the government
has been ini tiati ng programs to promote
literacy. Still, there is a long way to go. Another
weakness is the electricity shortage, which
continues to be a debilitating problem. There
are massive power shortages which have
hampered manufacturing and other economic
activities in the nation.
Pakistan faces numerous opportunities. The
World Bank recently rated Pakistan as the 2nd
best country in the Asian-Pacific region to do
business in. Trade activities are underway
through USAID to promote Pakistan and its
business activities in a more effective manner.
The growth of the Halal food market is another
opportunity which is creating a demand for
Halal foods internationally. This is one area
where it is expected that Pakistan may thrive.
I sl ami c banki ng i s anot her area wher e
Pakistan is thriving. Pakistanis are trying to be
financially successful while being religiously
correct and the global financial crisis and
mortgage crisis have only helped to spur the
popularity of Islamic banking. People are
accepting it wholeheartedly.
Pakistan is not without the threats it faces.
Inflation i s expected to be high. Massive
flooding destroyed about 15% of the farm land
and storage facilities. The long-standing war
wi t h I ndi a over Kashmi r has been and
continues to be a serious threat to Pakistan. A
lot of Pakistans resources have been diverted
from economic development to fighting wars
with India; this is one area of big challenge for
the new Pakistani government. Finally, political
assassinations are a huge threat to business.
These must be stopped. An affiliation with the
Taliban must be controlled; it would be nice to
enter into peace talks with them instead of
fighting with them.
Given Pakistans current situation and their
ability for economic growth, it is expected that
the new government would keep in mind the
last five years where there was a lot of turmoil
and volatility. The challenge they are facing is
horrendous, but at the same time I am hopeful
t hat t he l eader s woul d r eal i ze t hese
impediments to the system and work together
to create a viable nation and not a fractured
country.
This writer is Professor of Economics
Huether School of Business, The College of
Saint Rose, Albany New York.
Email: mehtabdk@mail.strose.edu
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from our neighborhood, we can't go back to
business as usual in Afghanistan and Kashmir.
That was the big mistake we made in the
1990s. Keepi ng t err or out f i t s gai nf ul l y
employed elsewhere so long as they don' t
attack the securi ty forces and citizens of
Pakistan will be a terrible choice. The linkages
between terror organizations are such that we
can't deal with the TTP or any single terror
outfit in isolation. You can't take on the TTP
and let the LeJ and the LeT carry on. If we are
committed to routing terror, the policy will have
to be uniformly applied.
To formulate a coherent anti-terror policy we
need the federal government, provi nci al
governments, the army, the ISI, the IB, the
Nacta and provincial home ministries on the
same page. Our anti-terror policy will need to
be in sync with our policy toward India and
Kashmir and our desired regional role as the
future of Afghanistan unfolds. We will need to
sever all links between intelligence agencies
and mi l i t ant gr oups and al so devel op
zero-tolerance for patrons of terror outfits
whether they are rel i gious parti es withi n
Pakistan or benevolent foreign friends (who
generously finance Pakistan and maybe even
its terror outfits).
And once we have a coherent policy some
parts of which don't contradict other parts, in
order to narrow the gap between policy and its
i mpl ement at i on, we' l l have t o f ocus on
institutional capacity, delivery and governance:
rebui l d our pol i ce force as the frontl i ne
law-enforcement agency; develop a statutory
f ramework f or oversi ght of i nt el l i gence
agencies (to provide for checks and balances
wi t hout compr omi si ng or gani zat i onal
ef f i ci ency) ; and f ocus on gover nance,
education and social safety nets especially in
areas used as recruitment grounds by terror
outfits.
The proposed talks will be a tactical maneuver
By: Rauf Kadri
Elections are over. Government has been
formed. It is now time to fulfill the election
promises. The Roti, Kapra aur Makan slogan
has today changed to Bijli, Pani aur Dollars
(Electricity, Water and Dollars).
The PML(N) manifesto has a whole chapter
( Ch. 2) devot ed t o Ener gy Secur i t y.
Interestingly, the Urdu manifesto names this
chapter " Tawanai ki musalsal aur munasib
qi mat per f arhami ". The est i mated cost
required to produce an extra 10,000 MW in the
manifesto is $ 20 billion. Half of this will come
from coal fired plants from Thar coal. First of
all, present cost of a 1000MW coal plant is abt.
$ 3.7 billion, making the coal plants cost abt. $
18.5 billion for 5000MW. If we take the cost of
other plants and for renovating existing plants
at 60% of the coal plant costs, the projected
cost for their scheme will be about $ 30 billion.
AND GIVEN MASSIVE CORRUPTION, THIS
IS CONSERVATIVE.
And where does the government plan to raise
this kind of money for their 5 year program? It
appears that the financial advisors of the party
have told the PM that this will come mostly
from foreign investment and some from
eliminating electricity subsidies. This fits well
with the IMF recommendation for the
IMF/World Bank trained financial advisors of
the government. But even if all subsidies are
withdrawn, at best we can generate an extra 3
billion dollars, of which 60% will go to other
budget heads, leaving $ 1.2 billion/year for the
$ 30 billion required for 5 years. It appears that
the "Munasib Qimat" in the PML (N) manifesto
was just an election gimmick ( or maybe a
translation error?)
I will not talk much about foreign investments.
It appears that the financial advisors have
once again misguided the PM that like his first
term economic reforms in the early ninety's the
floodgates of foreign investments will once
again open( even than it was mostly
MOU's-Memorandum of Understandings rather
than cash inflows).
Pakistan's need for dollars is alarming and not
just for energy investments. The state bank of
Pakistan dollar reserves has fallen to 6.4
billion from 14.8 billion in July 2011. As one of
our engineer party members has suggested,
using hydel energy (Dams) could be a viable
alternative (Pani). The operating cost of a
hydel plant is about 1/10 of a coal plant and
has much less environmental and technical
issues. The biggest opponent to this is KP and
Sindh. Both have opposition governments.
Can the PM pull through a consensus?
Unlikely!
The main problem is that the government and
even the opposition (PPPP and PTI) do not
have sufficient knowledge, expertise and the
right type of economic advisors to tackle the
energy or the other economic problems of
Pakistan.
I hope that the government completes its term
and the people of Pakistan realize for the next
elections that we need a new party with a
concrete economic agenda.
This writer is a founder of:
Pakistan Economic Reform Party (PERP)
Bijli, Pani aur Dollars, NOT, Roti, Kapra aur Makan?
for both the army and federal government,
and the TTP. As we move forward to talk to
our home-grown killing machines, let's
simultaneously put together a policy, a strategy
and a plan to disassemble them by force so it
is readily available once talks fail.
This writer is a Lawyer based in Islamabad.
Email: sattar@post.harvard.edu
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The Talk of Talks
By: Babar Sattar
Can there be anything more tragic than a
Muslim killing a Muslim in the name of Islam?
Can there be anything more abominable than
a citizen killing a fellow citizen in the name of
rel i gi on? Can t here be somet hi ng more
dangerous for the future of state legitimacy
than i t s i nabi l i t y to guarant ee t he most
foundational right of a citizen - the right to life?
Can there be something more damaging to the
notion of state responsibility than its inability to
ensure that its territory isn' t used to plot,
admi ni ster and export t errori sm? And i f
changing all this requires the state to request
those in the business of terror to close shop,
what's wrong with such talks?
If all that was required to shut terror factories
and their patrons and profiteers was asking
them politely to stop, there would probably be
realpolitik arguments in support of such talks
that would trump arguments against them.
Let's assume for a second that there was a
guarantee that talks would succeed and there
would be no more deaths and acts of terror
thereafter. Would we still oppose them? The
point is that if the choice was between killing
the killers or preventing any further killing (of
the killers and their prospective victims), the
r at i onal mi nd woul d choose t he l at t er
notwithstanding countervailing principles.
The issue of those opposed to talks is that
they have no faith in the prospect of their
success. And in doing a cost-benefit analysis,
the sense of naysayers is that failed talks will
further hurt the interests of the state and
jeopardize the lives of its citizens and soldiers,
and benefit the terrorists. Logically speaking,
negotiations are about give and take. What is
it that the TTP wants and the state of Pakistan
can give as part of such negotiations?
No responsible state will be able to live with
such a deal. If the TTP is seen as the new de
facto government in any tribal agency, its
recrui tment dri ve wi l l go up, i ts cri mi nal
franchi ses wi l l become more brutal and
effective and its tyrannical ways will become
mor e obvi ous t o al l and sundr y. The
capitulation of the state before the TTP will
make i ts leaders even more pi g-headed.
Allegiance to their ideology and expansion of
their programme will necessitate that they
violate terms of the deal struck with the state.
And they will. Essentially we'll see a replay of
Swat.
It is here that we find the real difference
between the advocates and the opponents of
talks. The argument of informed advocates is
that our nation is still confused about what to
do wi t h t he TTP. I f not backed by
overwhelming public opinion, the use of force
to rout terror is not an option. Talks with the
TTP and the state's compromising posture will
nei t her di l ute the hat eful and renegade
ideology of the TTP nor its murderous ways.
But it will project its ugliness and expose the
danger it poses to Pakistan and its citizens.
And this will help build the required public
support to take the TTP on.
The opponents believe that in the process the
state will compromise principles, confuse
law-enforcement personnel fighting the TTP
and becoming its victims and the eventual fight
that the state will have to fight against the TTP
will be bloodier. Thus the costs of talking to the
TTP as a means to building public opinion to
eventual l y fi ght i t out wei gh i ts benef i ts.
Notwithstanding their pros and cons, with the
PML-N and the PTI's commitment to talks, and
given the army' s Swat success story and
lessons learnt there, talks with the TTP will
take place.
Some of those who claim to know Nawaz
Sharif argue that he is neither a closet Taliban
nor entertains any romantic ideas about their
ideology and its roots. They argue that the
PML-N's policy in Punjab - hobnobbing with
terrorists where it made political sense, and
letting terror outfits alone on the condition that
they do their business elsewhere - was one of
pragmatism in a situation where Nawaz Sharif
couldn't control all the pieces of the puzzle.
Now that the PML-N will be running the federal
government, the story will be different and
Sharif won't shy away from using force against
terror outfits if the less violent options don't
work.
A couple of hundred years ago, John Austin
explained that a sovereign is someone who is
habitual ly obeyed within hi s territory and
doesn't habitually obey anyone else within
such territory. State sovereignty entails two
related requirements: control over territory and
monopoly over violence. In negotiating with
the TTP, shoul d Paki stan agree to cede
control over some of its territory or choose to
share monopoly over violence with an armed
militia that practices an ideology of hate and
wi shes to export i t across Paki stan and
beyond, it will dilute its sovereignty.
The concept of state responsibility is equally
relevant in this equation. You cannot claim
respect for your territorial sovereignty and
simultaneously argue that you exercise no
control over territories used by non-state
actors to plan and execute attacks on your
own citizens and plot attacks on other states
and their citizens. Whether lack of control or
influence over non-state actors is a faade to
di sown responsi bi l i ty for thei r acti ons or
whether it is real, until we make zero-tolerance
for non-st ate mi l i t ant act ors - t he TTP,
sectarian outfits or militant wings of political
parties - a central plank of our anti-terror
policy, it won't click.
And this brings into focus our foreign and
security policies. As the US starts packing up
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A Step Back..But Miles Ahead
Continued from page 4
Countries or 1 bed for 80 people in Japan.
Apollo is surging ahead regardless in cancer
care and research, stem cell research and
meeting the challenges of today, tomorrow
and day after. A state of the art cancer center
was inaugurated in Chennai in 1994.
Daughters and Leaders
In a country obsessed with male-child for
continuing family businesses, Dr. Reddy sets a
remarkable example in this area. With four
daughters the line of succession is strong and
formi dabl e. The daughters have taken a
variety of tasks and fulfilled them with ease
and finesse. Preetha Reddy (MD), Suneeta
Reddy (Joint MD), Sangita Reddy (Executive
Director-Operations) and Shobana Kamineni
(Executive Director-New Initiatives).
Recipient of Padma Bhushan in 1991, Dr.
Prathap C. Reddy's step back has put India
thousands of miles forward in quality health
care. He continues the march treating hearts
and winning hearts.
Glimpse of Mehfil-e-Musique
Pakistan Association of NYCAP
Singer Sadiq Ashraf MC Ejaz Bhatti
Muna Lakandari from Nepal Azhar Hussain from Pakistan
ALBANY - Pakistan Association of New York Capital, organized a Musical Concert for the
Community at RPI West Hall on June 1, 2013. President of the Association, Mr. Akbar Khan and
his team tirelesly worked around the clock to make this program quite successful. For the first
time, they invited Nepali couple to sing in front of the Pakistani and Indian Community.
On this occasion, a small Mehfil-e-Mushaera (Poetry Gathering) was also held. Well known poet
Mr. Ejaz Bhatti was the Master of Ceremony on both occassion. Food was served from Mr. Tikka
Kabab Restaurant. Mr. Akbar Khan highly obliged to the community who attended this function.
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A Step Back..But Miles Ahead
By: M.A. Waheed
In 1972, Dr. Prathap C. Reddy, li ving his
American dream, left his practice in the US to
go back home and revolutionize health-care in
India forever. This son of Chitoor, a backward
district in Andhra Pradesh is Chairman, Apollo
Hospitals Group that runs 49 hospitals with a
total capacity of 8020 beds. Apollo is on an
expansion spree creating five hospitals every
18 months. The doctor turned entrepreneur is
passionate about quality health care and has
positioned India as a preferred destination for
medical tourism. During my advertising career,
I was fortunate to interact with him as a client.
Prathap C. Reddy
His boundless energy, contagious enthusiasm
and lofty vision impacted everyone around
him. His leadership style made one feel secure
and hence brought out t he best i n you.
Sometimes one felt that Carnegie, Ford and
Drucker were cloned and embedded in his
DNA. Nothing is impossible and giving-up is
not part of Dr. Reddy's vocabulary. In spite of
bureaucrati c hurdl es and manuf actured
obstacles in India, he responded to his father's
call to go back to India as a dutiful son to
serve the country of his birth.
Creative, dynamic and prolific the Apoll o
Group Revenues in 2012 rose to 855.79
crores with a net profit of 80.63 crores. Today,
Dr. Reddy's challenge is not raising capital but
finding human capital to fulfill his expansion
plans. With about 1400 pharmacies, Apollo is
a profitable and the largest player in the
pharmacy market. Dr. Reddy launched health
insurance in his own Chitoor "One rupee a
day" and partnered with Munich Insurance in
2008.
Dr. Reddy has taken a South Indian company
to new heights of growth not only in other parts
of India but outside IndiaSri Lanka,
Dubai and Saudi Arabia.
Doctor's Hospital
Dr. Reddy wanted doctors to have more than a
professional stake in Apollo. He met 10,000
doctors from Southern states of India and
about 470 doctors from the UK and US. These
doctors i nvested together to share a 24
percent stake i n the company. Apol l o i s
instrumental in getti ng a law passed that
all ows hospital s to functi on as corporate
entities thus enabling them to venture in the
market to raise capital. In a country of India's
si ze t here i s 1 bed f or 1000 peopl e as
compared to 1 bed for 250 people in Western
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PTI Submits Anti-drone
Resolution in Punjab Assembly
LAHORE - The Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaaf (PTI)
submitted a resolution in the Punjab Assembly
calling for the stopping of drone attacks.
The resolution, submitted in the assembly
secretariat by PTI leader Mian Aslam Iqbal,
said US drone attacks were a violation of
Pakistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The resolution added that innocent civilians
were dying in these attacks and demanded the
federal government to abolish all agreements
pertaining to drone attacks with the United
States.
No Room for Dictatorships in
Pakistan: President Zardai
SLAMABAD - In his historic sixth address to
the joint session of Parliament, President Asif
Ali Zardari congratulated the newly elected
members of parliament as well as the speaker
while also praising the last parliament for
passing historic amendments and laws.
President Zardari said there was no longer
any room for dictatorships in today's Pakistan.
The presi dent stressed the need to fi nd
solutions for issues such as loadshedding.
"Pakistani Christian community demonstrate at Washington Park in Albany
against black-laws that are opposing minorities in Pakistan"
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SUR SANGEET - KAL AUR AAJ SUR SANGEET - KAL AUR AAJ SUR SANGEET - KAL AUR AAJ SUR SANGEET - KAL AUR AAJ
Woh bhi ek zamana tha... woh they, hum they, afsane they...
kaise bhoolenge?
Come refresh those memories of yester-years and relive those moments that are still green and will be evergreen. Melodies of
the past that still haunt your present with swatches of pain and patches of pleasure cascading and escaping from your memory
bank. Enjoy your favorite songs from the films and love stories you grew up with. Ghazals and thumris you said wah-wah too.
Two famous and multi-talented artistes trained under stalwarts like Mehdi Hasan will enthrall and enchant you. They sing from
the heart, play with passion and make you dance. And transport you in a capsule with
Jagjit and Chitra Singh. It is rare to see, hear and enjoy such artistes in our backyard.
Munni and Afzal Subhani from Toronto, Canada.
Event date: Sunday, June 16th
Time: 3:30pm to 7pm
Venue: GE Theater at Proctors
$20 General Admission | $100 VIP
Participate in raffles and win prizes worth up to $1000!!
To reserve your tickets, please call Waheed at 518-795-5894, Saleem Bhatti 518-221-5075,
Harish Bhatia 518-878-8384, Jarrar Hussain 518-364-3171, Shams Tabrez 518-300-5779,
Rafiq Bhatty 518-316-1221, Mehmood 518-961-3246 or Afaq Khan 518-596-6911
Albany Native Killed in Afghanistan
ALBANY - An Albany native and father of two
was killed Saturday June 7 2013, while serving
in Afghanistan.
Lt. Colonel Todd Clark, 40, died during an
attack in an eastern province of the war-torn
country. Clark's family confirmed his death.
Todd Clark had served in the Army for more
t han 17 year s and was on hi s second
deployment in Afghanistan, his father said.
Clark also had completed three tours in Iraq.
A graduate of Christian Brothers Academy,
Clark went to Texas A&M after high school
and then entered the military, said his father,
Jack Clark, himself an Army veteran.
According to media report, Todd Clark was
killed in an attack near the Pakistan border. a
man dressed in an Afghan army uni form
opened fire on American soldiers in the volatile
Pakt i ka pr ovi nce, ki l l i ng t wo Ameri can
servicemen and a civilian.
Todd Clark had not lived in the Capital Region
since 1990, Todd Clark is survived by his wife
and two young children who live in Jefferson
County.
Former RPI Employee Indicted
TROY, NY - A former RPI employee accused
of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars
from the school, is indicted for second-degree
grand larceny.
Chri sti ne Di ckson, 55, al l egedl y used a
RPI-issued credit card to steal $350,000
between 2003 and 2009.
The money was apparently used for cash
advances, car rentals, travel , and onl ine
purchases.
Dickson was originally arrested three years
ago, but had been in plea negotiations.
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