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Impact Of Indian TV Channels Star Plus On Our Children

I want to highlight a very important issue in my post, and I know there are people who realize this but still many don’t realize it yet. The problem that we need to discuss here is The Impact of Indian TV channels, specially Star Plus on our children. There is a large percentage of women and children viewers in Pakistan watching Indian TV channels and dramas at home. These channels and dramas are proving a slow poison for our children. They are destroying their moral character, their faith and innocence. This is the time to realize, revise  and remember the reasons that despite living together over thousand year why Muslims and Hindus didn’t merge as one nation. This is the time to remember that we are two separate Nations with different faith, culture, religion and festivals etc. This is the to tell all this to our children before it too late.  We don’t have to wait for Government to take an action, we have to start it from our home. Prevent our children and women from watching these unrealistic Indian TV channels.

Taxi Driver Asif Hussain Shah – For Hire

As I have mentioned in some of my previous posts that the use of internet in Pakistan has increased rapidly. Another example of this fact is the taxi driver Asif Hussain Shah. This taxi driver is very popular in Pakistan these days for using Google to advertise his taxi business and his book “For Hire”. Asif Hussain Shah wrote his book in Urdu and used a very interesting way to attract people and market his book. “For Hire” is a 120 page book containing 35 real life stories of Asif Hussain Shah. The book is released by Ferozsons and is available for a minimal price of Rs. 150. Hats off for Mr. Asif for his efforts, hard work and passion.

Following is a clip by Asif Hussain Shah, introducing himself and his book – “For Hire”.

Ashfaq Ahmed About Pakistan

Ashfaq Ahmed, was a distinguished writer, playwright, broadcaster, intellectual and spiritualist from Pakistan. His prime qualities of heart and hand earned appreciations across the borders. He was regarded by many as the best Urdu Afsana (short-story) writer following the publication of his famous short-story “Gaddarya” (The Shepherd) in 1955.

I am a big fan of Mr. Ashfaq Ahmed and love watching his program “Zavia”. Here are a clip from one of his programs about Pakistan. What a beautiful thinking about Pakistan he has. I totally agree with him and strongly believe in the view presented in this clip by Mr. Ishfaq Ahmed.