Successful Pakistanis

[cntower]

Wow I've never seen PakBoy this confident before; maybe he is telling the truth.

If I can get something that says he is Pakistani from his website or something close then I will believe you.

pakboy confident, lol.

[Sultan]

Originally Posted by pakboy

who the hell would do that, thats dumb and not true, that would make pakistanis buy the album and indians will then boycott it. lol, no one will do that,

I agree with Pakboy, why would someone put a Paki flag on a door to sell the CD to Pakistanis ? haha.. that was pretty funny.

[Sultan]

Pakistani American Among Top Ten US Cops

NCPA

WASHINGTON: Oct 31 - Out of 23,000 police officers in the United States, ten were proud award recipients in 2003, one amongst them being a Pakistani-American, Police Officer Muzaffar Siddiqi of the Houston Police Department.
The ten top cops received the top Law Enforcement Awards at a ceremony held at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
“Officer Siddiqi represents both what’s good about America and how the Muslim and Asian communities are enriching our lives as Americans,” said Faiz Rehman, President of the National Council of Pakistani Americans (NCPA). Calling him a role model for the immigrant communities, Mr. Rehman said, “In a very short period of time, Officer Siddiqi through sheer hard work and good work ethics has made a name for himself at the national level.”
The Top Law Enforcement Award in the country is given in recognition of exceptional police work.
The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) and Parade Magazine have selected Officer Muzaffar Siddiqi from nominations submitted nationwide for recognition in their 2003 Police Officer of the year program. The police officer of the year award symbolizes the highest level of achievement among police officers in the country.

IACP is the world’s oldest and largest nonprofit membership organization of police executives, with over 19,000 members in over 89 different countries. IACP’S leadership consists of the operating chief executives of international, federal, State, and local Law Enforcement agencies of all cadres.

Siddiqi is a former inspector at the 'Eagle Squad' of Karachi, and has so far earned a number of distinctions. He migrated to the US in 1989, and is in the Houston Police Department since 1997.

Siddiqi is the first American Muslim and the first of Pakistani descent to earn this high Distinction. The award is a great honor for our community.

He has received numerous awards including Officer of the year in 2000 by Houston Police Department, U.S. Congressional Recognition, State of Texas Law Enforcement Achievement Award by Governor Rick Perry, Four Chief Commendations by former Houston Police Chief C.O.Bradford, Officer Of the Month Award from the American Society of Industrial Security, and the Bravo Award from the City of Houston Mayor Lee P. Brown.

[Sultan]

'Physician of the Year’ Award for Pakistani

Washington, DC: Dr. Attique Samdani, a noted physician of Pakistani origin, is to receive the ‘Physician of the Year Award’ says an announcement of the Physicians Advisory Board of the National Congressional Committee.

The selection is based on performance during the preceding year. The Award is presented to outstanding medical professionals at a formal ceremony, where Republican Members of the US Congress and Administration officials along with physicians are invited, followed by a daylong seminar on medical practice, medicare/medicaid reform.

[Sultan]

First Pakistani-American Mayor of Baskin Ridge

New Jersey: Mohammad Ali Chaudry has been sworn in as the first Pakistani-American Mayor of the town of Baskin Ridge in New Jersey State. Formal name of the township is Bernard Township.

The Mayor’s Reception was held at the Bernards Township Community Center, which Ali helped build in 1996-1997.

Ali has been active in local politics since 1988. Sahiwal-born Ali, left Pakistan in 1963 to study at the London School of Economics, and after completing his four-year course, came to the United States in 1967 and earned a Ph. D. in Economics from Tufts University in Michigan State (1972).

He served the long distant AT&T Company for 30 years and retired in 1998. He worked with AT&T from 1968 to 1998 in the Strategic Planning and CFO organizations, and also served as CFO of the Public Relations Division.

Ali entered politics in 1988 . Dr. Chaudry was elected to the Bernards Township Board of Education (1990 to 1995). He worked for the Board of Education long-range projection enrollment plan. In five years he was elected three times.

Ali contested the Township Council seat elections in November 2001, and despite the rise in hatred against Pakistanis after the Sep.11 attacks, secured 59% votes and won the Council seat till 2005.

The council involves rotation among its winning Council members every two years and public chooses five Council members to be elected as Mayor and Deputy Mayor. Ali was elected Deputy Mayor for the year 2003, and Mayor for 2004.He relinquished his Deputy Mayor charge on Dec.31.03.

He is a member of the economics faculty of the University of Phoenix Online and Adjunct Professor of Economics at the Raritan Valley Community College.

Ali is a member of the Board of Directors of Somerset County Cultural Diversity Coalition and has been appointed to the Family Services of Morris County Board of Managers. Dr. Chaudry is a co-founder of the Islamic Society of Central Jersey, one of the first major Islamic centers in the state and served as President of the American Islamic Academy in Boonton for more than 10 years.

Dr. Chaudry served as President of the American Muslim Alliance New Jersey Chapter and led the efforts to educate the Muslim American community in political participation.

Since the September 11 tragedy, Dr. Chaudry has been active in interfaith dialogs and creating bridges of understanding among the American and Pakistani community at large

Speaking with NNI Ali said, “I am delighted to be in a position where I would be seen as an example of Pakistani- Americans. It’s the best way to serve as Ambassador of Pakistan.” He added, “We would be seen in a much more positive light.”

[Sultan]

http://www.raf.mod.uk/news/news_jan04_06.html

Pakistan Recognises Royal Air Force Sergeant

In recognition of his outstanding achievements in youth recruiting for the Royal Air Force Sergeant Mo Kahn was awarded an MBE in the 2004 New Year’s Honours List. Following the award of his MBE, Sergeant Kahn was invited to the High Commission for Pakistan in London on 28 January 2004 to meet the High Commissioner, Dr Maleeha Lodhi, together with the other Pakistan origin recipients of the New Year awards from the British Government.

Sergeant Kahn, a Royal Air Force Physical Training Instructor, works within the Royal Air Force North East Ethnic Minority Recruiting Team and is responsible for raising awareness of Royal Air Force careers among young people from the ethnic minorities. In this role, he has been instrumental in introducing and delivering a practical training initiative for schools groups, youth organisations and sporting teams, which encourages young people to learn to work together as a team and breakdown perceived cultural barriers.



In her congratulatory letter to Sergeant Kahn, the High Commissioner wrote

“I am delighted to learn that you have been given the award of Member of British Empire (MBE) by the British government. This is well deserved recognition of your strong commitment and dedication to help other people as it acknowledges your selfless devotion of time, commitment and energy for making a true difference in other people’s lives.

This award is also a source of pride for us because it underlines that members of our community are actively and positively contributing to British society.”

[Sultan]

This is
LONDON
26/02/04 - News and city section

Bashir lured to US by $1m deal
By Tariq Tahir, Evening Standard

Broadcaster Martin Bashir has been lured to the United States by a $1 million deal, it emerged today.

The 41-year-old, who made his name through controversial interviews with the Princess of Wales and Michael Jackson, is to leave ITV for the ABC network.

He will take over from veteran current affairs presenter Barbara Walters, who is retiring from ABC's long-running weekly news show 20/20.

Bashir will leave Granada when his contract expires in July and is expected to fill her role doing confessionalinterviews with high-profile public figures.

His Living With Michael Jackson - an edition of the Tonight show - was named programme of the year at the Royal Television Society's journalism awards on Tuesday.

In it the singer admitted sharing a bed with children at his Neverland ranch - a confession that prompted California prosecutors to investigate allegations of abuse against him. He has since been charged with molesting a 12-year-old boy he was seen holding hands with in the film.

But the programme, which attracted 14 million viewers in Britain and 27 million in the U.S, was dogged by controversy after Jackson claimed Mr Bashir induced him into making comments that were taken out of context.

The singer later released his own video footage of the interview in which Mr Bashir appeared to win his confidence by telling him how impressed he was with the love Jackson has for his children.

Jackson has since called the allegations of child molesting "a big lie," saying he did not share a bed with the boy. He faces up to 20 years in prison if found guilty.

Jackson has also launched a legal action against Mr Bashir, claiming he was betrayed by the portrayal of him in the programme.

During Mr Bashir's 1995 interview with Diana for the BBC's Panorama, the Princess famously revealed "there were three people in this marriage" - a reference to her husband Prince Charles's relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles.

That programme has also come under fire, with the Duchess of York last year claiming Mr Bashir duped her former sisterinlaw into giving the intimate answers she did.

Mr Bashir has worked for Tonight since it started in 1999.

Last year his Millionaire - A Major Fraud about the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire cheat Major Charles Ingram - was seen by 15 million people, the biggest audience for a factual programme since 1997.

[Hope]

Great stuff from cntower and Sultan.....I feel proud of these Pakistanis.

[Sultan]

Pakistani engineer gets award in USA

The St. Louis Chapter of the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers has given the “2004 Outstanding Engineer in Private Practice” to a Pakistani. He is Mir Hadi Ali, a graduate of NED Engineering University, Karachi, who is serving as a Structural Engineer for a national company in St. Louis. The award was given to Mr Ali on February 27, 2004, at the Sheraton Westport Chalet Matterhorn Ballroom. The awards ceremony is part of the annual engineers’ week celebrations.

The award citation says: Mir has more than 25 years experience in the consulting engineering industry. He received his Bachelor of Engineering in civil engineering from Karachi University, Pakistan, Master of Science in concrete structures from London University, UK and Post Graduate Diploma of Imperial College (DIC) in concrete materials and structures from Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, London, UK.

Mir holds the professional engineering licenses in 12 states including Missouri. Mir moved to Saint Louis in 2000 from Boston where he was responsible for managing the design of various parts of the Central Artery and Tunnel project.

Presently, Mir is a Senior Principal Engineer with MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc. and manages the company wide bridge design groups. Mir is also responsible to arrange the PE refresher Courses for the St. Louis Chapter of MSPE.

[Sultan]

Pakistani scientist rejects money, UK nationality: "Man of Year award" verdict today

LAHORE, Feb 11: Prof Dr Aurangzeb Hafi, a Pakistani scientist contesting for the prestigious international title "Man of the Year 2003 in Interdisciplinary Sciences" has rejected the "unofficial" offer that he accept British citizenship to be a winner.

He also turned down the offer of two million pounds sterling (or Rs210 million) for providing the original manuscript of his magnetosectorial model, on the basis of which he has joined the race, saying the invention was a trust of his country which he would not like to barter for personal gains.

The offer was made by the London-based International Scientific Council on Tuesday, only hours before the jury -- the council itself -- was due to sit in judgment on who should be decorated.

Dr Hafi was told that he should approach the British High Commission in Islamabad and get nationality within half an hour. However, the contestant for the award rejected the bait on the plea that he is a Pakistani and would like to win or lose the race in the same capacity.

The International Scientific Council is reluctant to honour a Pakistani, arguing that Islamabad is not a member of the Commonwealth. A Pakistani citizen, Jalil Khurshid, moved the relevant authorities in London on Tuesday and got the verdict stayed for two days.

Jalil reportedly said that the reservations expressed by the jury could be answered legally and thus he should be given time to prepare the case. The request was granted and now the name of the winner would be announced on Thursday (today).

Dr Hafi made a breakthrough in the modern scientific research by developing the magneto sectorial model for the first time in the world. His research would vivid far-looking and long lasting effects on agriculture, environmental and medical sciences, space biology, magnetohydrodynamics and multi-disciplinary sciences

Dr Aurangzeb Hafi is one of the six scientists shortlisted out of 1,376 from 900 universities in 60 countries by the International Scientific Council, headquartered in Britain.

The shortlisted contestants in addition to Prof Dr Hafi are; Prof Dr J.A. Walker, Dr I.J. Richards (UK), Prof Dr Okada (Japan), Dr J.F. Larson (Denmark) and Dr S. Nevelli (India).

Dr Hafi thinks that scientific research should not be judged on the basis of political considerations and inventors should be encouraged irrespective of their nationality.

http://www.timesofoman.com/newsdetails.asp?newsid=50856

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The guy even refused 2 million pound sterling and British citizenship (which was being offered in half an hour)!!!!!!!
http://www.dawn.com/2004/02/12/nat19.htm

[Sultan]

'American Dream’ Award for Pakistani

Hollywood, CA - Sheeraz Hasan, Founder and CEO of Tinseltown TV, has been adjudged as the winner of the prestigious “American Dream” award by the Bollywood Awards Committee.

The Bollywood Awards of 2004, like the Oscar Awards, will be the sixth gala event of international stature honoring the outstanding achievements of movie stars, and fashion designers.

Sheeraz Hasan is being recognized internationally for achieving the “American Dream.” Coming to the United States without money, connections, or experience, Hasan founded “Tinseltown TV” in January of 2002. Based in Hollywood, CA, the 30-minute show features Hollywood news updates, clips from upcoming feature films, action from exclusive premieres and award ceremonies and insightful interviews with today’s hottest celebrities, as well as Tinseltown TV’s Exclusive segment “The Spiritual Side of Hollywood”. After two brief years, Hasan was featured in Fortune Magazine as the film industry’s ambassador to South Asia for building the bridge between Hollywood and Bollywood.

The Bollywood Group has a long tradition of honoring Americans at their events for outstanding accomplishments in various fields. It has honored Michael Jackson, Richard Gere, Sir Andrew Lloyd Weber, Sharon Stone, Tyra Banks, Jerry Hall and Diane Von Furstenberg.

Sheeraz is originally from Pakistan.

[Aryan]

And Basit, that Christian airline guy....

[Sultan]

Pakistanis use global ties to make inroads on used cars
The Asahi Shimbun
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The surge to 300 billion in annual sales is just the start.

Selling used cars abroad, once a minor business, has become a 300 billion yen a year industry-and the driving force behind more than half the deals are Pakistani dealers living in Japan.

The booming niche business is led by entrepreneurs with global connections. The secret to their success? Small profits and quick returns. Arrangements are easily made via cellphone, and hardworking dealers do not shy away from even the tiniest of business transactions.

Their Japanese counterparts are feeling the crunch. ``There is no profit,'' says one dejected Japanese used-car exporter in Yokohama. ``I want to quit.''

Until five years ago, the man exported about 100 cars a month. Now, he scrapes by on about 10 transactions a month. He once raked in 100,000 yen to 200,000 yen per car. His profit margin is now slashed by half. He believes his business is suffering from the effects of the wave of Pakistani dealers who he says will export anything-even if there's as little as 10,000 yen to be made.

There are now more than 800 used-car exporting businesses-and over half are Pakistani owned, industry sources say. There were several dozen Pakistani businesses about a decade ago.

A 42-year-old Pakistani used-car exporter, based in Saitama Prefecture, is one such success story.

With a crew of three Japanese and Pakistani employees, he sells about 200 million yen in used vehicles annually.

When he set up his company seven years ago, about 40 of his fellow countrymen were doing business in the area. Now there are more than 300.

He says a worldwide network of Pakistani entrepreneurs contributed to the rise in dealers from his home country.

Another dealer agrees.

``I trade with 20 countries around the world,'' he says. He does business with compatriots in nations such as the United Arab Emirates, Iraq and South America from his trusty cellphone, he says.

According to the Finance Ministry, 720,000 used cars were shipped abroad in 2003, a 50-percent increase in five years. The average price per car was 500,000 yen. The export market pales before the 7 trillion yen domestic used-car market. But it's growing.

``Pakistanis are versatile in languages and have good marketing acumen,'' says Hiroki Fukamachi, a senior researcher at the Institute of Developing Economies at the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO). ``Their business is just starting to take off.''

JETRO researchers note the network of 50 million Pakistanis around the world, and shipping cars through virtually duty-free Dubai in the Middle East, have given the entrepreneurs in Japan leverage. But it has not all been smooth going.

According to Saitama prefectural police, three Japanese men allegedly belonging to a political group disrupted a used-car auction sale in Koshigaya, Saitama Prefecture, on Feb. 28. The men drove onto the site in sound trucks blaring, ``No illegal parking.'' They also uttered ethnic and racial epithets and fired air rifles into the air. Offended foreign pedestrians threw stones and kicked the vehicles. It was not the first time the trucks appeared.

``As foreigners living in Japan start establishing themselves, they begin to specialize in a specific field, promoting a level of independence,'' says Yasuo Kuwahara, former president of Dokkyo University and professor of labor economics. ``There will be plenty of scenarios in the future in which Japan's level of tolerance will be tested.''(IHT/Asahi: April 6,2004) (04/06)

[Sultan]

Originally Posted by Aryan

And Basit, that Christian airline guy....

Yeah, the Guy who owned "Atlas Air" which has the second biggest fleet of 747's after FedEX, he was a Pakistani-Christian, Micheal Choudry, he died in a plane crash in 2000.

[Sultan]

Abid Ali Kazi declared ‘Statistician of the Year 2004’

KARACHI: Pakistan’s Abid Ali Kazi has been declared the ‘Statistician of the year 2004’ by The Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians, the world’s foremost body which documents the game’s statistics and history. The award was announced by the President of the ACS, Eric Midwinter, at the 31st annual General meeting of the association held in the Long Room, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, Nottingham, England last week.

The award is aimed at acknowledging outstanding work in the field of cricket statistics and history for specific projects or over a period of time. The award was initiated in 1987 and by far has been given to 17 statisticians and historians including Bill Frindal, Philip Bailey, Gordon Ross, Richard Lockwood, Victor Isaacs and Brian Croudy.

Speaking at the occasion Eric Midwinder said "the annual award for the Statistician of the Year 2004 is being awarded to Abid Ali Kazi in recognition of his great services in the compilation of Pakistan cricket’s records and history. The committee and the members of the ACS join with me in congratulating him on this achievement."

Abid Ali Kazi becomes the first Asian and the second non-British person to receive this award. He has extensively researched on first-class cricket in Pakistan and has already compiled and edited the first five volumes of a monumental publishing endeavour titled "First-class Cricket in Pakistan", statistical works that have put into black & white scores and other details of every match played within Pakistan and by the country’s teams abroad, from 1947-48 to 1974-75.

Abid was instrumental some years ago in publishing the Asian edition of "The Cricketer International", is the Pakistan correspondent of "The Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack", assists a large number of cricket websites at home and abroad, organises sporting events professionally in his capacity as a qualified marketing man and helps out cricket statisticians worldwide whenever they require information regarding Pakistan cricket’s history and its scorecards.

He also had a stint with Pakistan Cricket Board as their Director Marketing in 2002.

Link

[Sultan]

Pak scientist makes breakthrough in fertiliser technology
Friday April 16, 2004 (1754 PST)

FAISALABAD, April 17 (Online): A soil fertility and plant nutrition expert Dr. Muhammad Yaseen of Institute of Soil and Environmental Sciences at University of Agriculture, Faisalabad has invented Narali and Micropower that can significantly increase crop yield.

Development of fertiliser technology for sustainable agricultural production being the focus of his research, Dr. Yaseen has utilised the concept of calcium carbide to invent Narali, a nitrification inhibitor and potent source of ethylene for improving the crop yield.

Micropower is a major breakthrough that improves the crop yield by providing micro nutrients to cuticle layer of plants through spray. The organic components act as appetizer and enhances plants’ capability to utilize the fertilizer and micro nutrients properly, he added.

Dr. Yaseen told the Online that during the last four years the new technology has been used by the progressive farmers Javed Raza Gardezi (Kahnewal), Dr. Muhammad Safdar (Jaranwala) and the United Cooperative Farms Faisalabad run by M. Shahid.

“The results obtained so for reveal increase in yield from 15 to 25 %. It is also a bio- stimulant that helps to generate antibiotics in plants to produce resistance against unfavourable environment,” he added.

University of Agricultural, Faisalabad, has recommended Dr. Yaseen’s name for the Izaz-e-Fazilat Award, 2004 for making breakthrough in fertiliser technology.

Dr. Yaseen did his Ph. D. in soil sciences (plant nutrition) from University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Besides contribution of more than 100 research papers, he is working as reviewer/referee for some national journals. He has also been honoured as a principle investigator for a calcium carbide technology project by ALP-PARC.

[Sultan]

Pakistani doctor makes neural cell, microchip connectivity possible

Toronto: A Pakistani medical scientist has made possible neural cell connectivity with microchip, which is considered as great achievement in the world of medical science.

Dr, Naveed Syed , Head of Cell Biology Department, University of Calgary made the direct connection of microchip with cerebral cell and microchip with neural cell.

The connection between signals of this silicone chip neural cell is so powerful that any body part can be controlled with them. In other world, any artificial thing could be controlled by human brain.

GEO.tv

[Sultan]

The Master of Bio-Magnetism
Prof. Dr. Aurangzeb Hafi

The Master of Bio-Magnetism

The world is progressing fast. The introduction of new technologies and ideas is the essence of getting synergy in the universal development process. This is particularly true for developing nations who have lagged behind in the latest technology process. In this scenario Prof. Dr. Aurangzeb Hafi is a glittering star who not only gave a new theory and model to this world but also gave rise to Pakistan on the top of this globe of technology.

Bio-magnetism is a branch of science that deals with the effect of magnetic field on living and non-living things.

Scientist from all over the world i.e. NASA, USSR and leading European countries worked on it from last 2-3 decades but no one exactly find out the positive results. Finally a brilliant Pakistani scientist Prof. Dr. Aurangzeb Hafi solve this mystery and gave his own theory of Bio-magnetism named as "Aurangzeb Hafi's Model of Sectorial Biomegnetics ".

Interview by Pakissan Team at the residence of Dr. Aurangzeb Hafi

Q1. What is the basic Theory of “Model of Sectorial Bio-magnetic”

Ans. On the way of scientific evaluation, the concepts of utilizations and interconnections of different phenomena’s, things and disciplines are seemed to be being continuously changed day by day. Numerous disciplines overlap the others to form and shape ' a new science'.

Bio-magnetics--a newly developed science is also a result of the overlapping of two sciences i.e. Biology and Magnetism (Physics). It deals with the scientific study of the biological effects of magnetic fields.

In past, water was only used for (pun chakee), then moving to Boilers, after that man got electricity from it. Same as for air in past history, man just thinking that it is only used for breathing and most of the people could not imagine at that time that air can be used for transferring data, text and pics etc.

Similar in case of magnet, it’s only used to attract the iron (past), and then China used it in Compass.

Recently we are talking about the effects of Magnetic Field on living organism in relevance with growth. At the right time one, who is talking about this phenomena looking funny that magnetism can effect the growth of living organisms by enhancing growth, reducing cost of production, reducing use of pesticide and fertilizers by increasing viability of seed.


Q2. Is any one from all over The World get success in this Field of Bio-magnetism?

Ans: No one in this world can solve the above mention theory The NASA as well as The USSR Scientists, It is only a young and energetic research scholar of Pakistan who solved this mystery and gave his Model Magneto-Agricultural Development Model and Sectorial Magnetic Model' & also called as "Aurangzeb Hafi's Model of Sectorial Biomegnetics".

Q3. How long you worked on this Model?

Ans: Dr. Hafi told us that he is working on this theory since 1990’s and finally in 2002 he got the results of his dreams.

Q4. How this model can boost the Agriculture of Pakistan and its Economy?

Ans: By replying this question he said that through this Model we can reduce the cost of production and get benefits up to 40 - 60 % by reducing or even no use of fertilizers and pesticides and better results can be obtained even in barren lands. Seed production by using this technique are viable and resistant to disease and drought conditions.

Q5. Can the model particularly be implemented in the Pakistani Environment?

Ans: It is a perfect model which can be used in any environment and atmospheric conditions. It is equally and easily use on perfect soils as well as on hilly areas and barren lands. This model can be easily handled.

Q6 Can the model be in easy access by a common farmer?

Ans: Yes! Even a common farmer can purchase the required equipments easily. As for its handling, it is the most trouble-free technology and one can effortlessly operate it. It is modified in such a way that it can be put into practice at any place simply.

Q7. In which way it works?

Ans: To answer this question he replied; this tecnology actually works in two directions or fields

1. Seed Production
2. Treated water

For seed production the idea can be easily implemented on any place of farm, it needs a very small place according to the farm area and requirements. These seeds are disease resistant, drought tolerant, less need of fertilization.

As far as the second one i.e. Treated Water one can be confused by this; it means that you implant this tecnology on tube-well or even on irrigation channels very easily, so, water pass through this machine and thus treated water have supremacy to contribute much more as compare to normal irrigation water (which also contain clay and diseases along with it) to fill up the channels and to destroy the crops up to some extent. So this treated water has more power to boost up the crop growth and reduce the cause of diseases as spread by irrigated water.

Q8. What expectations you have from the Government of Pakistan with regards to the implementation of your Model for the improvement of Agri. Production?

Ans: Dr. Hafi told us that he is expecting much more from the Govt. Of Pakistan, and being a true Pakistani he thinks that first right of this model is to use it in Pakistan, and then rest of the world. And it is the Pakistan who is sole in this branch of science that is Bio-magnetism and by this we can’t only boost up our agriculture production also we can earn and give a stand to our economy in a way to provide consultancy and products (products of Model).

As he thinks that if he becomes something and invents new technology it’s just because of Pakistan. Its only the well wishes of Muslims and his people that he get success in the field of Bio-magnetism.

He also said that if any one from Pakistan either the Government or Private sector wants to collaborate with him he is ready to do work with them.

He told us that he is still waiting from any good response from the Govt. of Pakistan so that he would start his work for the welfare of agri-community of Pakistan and once it would be the strongest in all over the world.

[Sultan]

Pak Scientists Introduce New Diagnostic Test

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan : May 03 (PNS) - The scientists of Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission have introduced a new test for diagnosis of intestinal ulcer. The new research has revealed that the main cause of intestinal ulcer in most of the people is Helicobacter Faulicuri virus.

The doctors trace the presence of this virus through endoscopy or taking the sample of patient’s blood and breath. This test is useful both for the doctors and patients in which the ulcer can be diagnosed in a few minutes with the help of latest machinery. The discovery of the new diagnostic test will help revitalize medical research in the country.