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IEEE Transactions on Artificial Intelligence, Volume 5, Issue 10, October 2024
1) Transformer-Based Generative Adversarial Networks in Computer Vision: A Comprehensive Survey
Author(s): Shiv Ram Dubey, Satish Kumar Singh
Pages: 4851 - 4867
2) Data-Driven Technology Applications in Planning, Demand-Side Management, and Cybersecurity for Smart Household Community
Author(s): Dipanshu Naware, Arghya Mitra
Pages: 4868 - 4883
3) A Human-in-the-Middle Attack Against Object Detection Systems
Author(s): Han Wu, Sareh Rowlands, Johan Wahlström
Pages: 4884 - 4892
4) Test-Time Adaptation for Nighttime Color-Thermal Semantic Segmentation
Author(s): Yexin Liu, Weiming Zhang, Guoyang Zhao, Jinjing Zhu, Athanasios V. Vasilakos, Lin Wang
Pages: 4893 - 4904
5) Adaptive Decentralized Policies With Attention for Large-Scale Multiagent Environments
Author(s): Youness Boutyour, Abdellah Idrissi
Pages: 4905 - 4914
6) CS-Mixer: A Cross-Scale Vision Multilayer Perceptron With Spatial–Channel Mixing
Author(s): Jonathan Cui, David A. Araujo, Suman Saha, Md Faisal Kabir
Pages: 4915 - 4927
7) Hedge-Embedded Linguistic Fuzzy Neural Networks for Systems Identification and Control
Author(s): Hamed Rafiei, Mohammad-R. Akbarzadeh-T.
Pages: 4928 - 4937
8) A Robust Deep-Learning Model to Detect Major Depressive Disorder Utilizing EEG Signals
Author(s): Israq Ahmed Anik, A. H. M. Kamal, Muhammad Ashad Kabir, Shahadat Uddin, Mohammad Ali Moni
Pages: 4938 - 4947
9) Adaptive Prescribed-Time Neural Control of Nonlinear Systems via Dynamic Surface Technique
Author(s): Ping Wang, Chengpu Yu, Maolong Lv, Zilong Zhao
Pages: 4948 - 4958
10) GOAL: Generalized Jointly Sparse Linear Discriminant Regression for Feature Extraction
Author(s): Haoquan Lu, Zhihui Lai, Junhong Zhang, Zhuozhen Yu, Jiajun Wen
Pages: 4959 - 4971
11) Redefining Real-Time Road Quality Analysis With Vision Transformers on Edge Devices
Author(s): Tasnim Ahmed, Naveed Ejaz, Salimur Choudhury
Pages: 4972 - 4983
12) Bidirectional Influence and Interaction for Multiagent Reinforcement Learning
Author(s): Shaoqi Sun, Kele Xu, Dawei Feng, Bo Ding
Pages: 4984 - 4995
13) Scalable Learning for Multiagent Route Planning: Adapting to Diverse Task Scales
Author(s): Site Qu, Guoqiang Hu
Pages: 4996 - 5011
14) Nonlinear Regression With Hierarchical Recurrent Neural Networks Under Missing Data
Author(s): S. Onur Sahin, Suleyman S. Kozat
Pages: 5012 - 5025
15) Adjusting Logit in Gaussian Form for Long-Tailed Visual Recognition
Author(s): Mengke Li, Yiu-ming Cheung, Yang Lu, Zhikai Hu, Weichao Lan, Hui Huang
Pages: 5026 - 5039
16) CNN-Based Metrics for Performance Evaluation of Generative Adversarial Networks
Author(s): Adarsh Prasad Behera, Satya Prakash, Siddhant Khanna, Shivangi Nigam, Shekhar Verma
Pages: 5040 - 5049
17) DecGAN: Decoupling Generative Adversarial Network for Detecting Abnormal Neural Circuits in Alzheimer's Disease
Author(s): Junren Pan, Qiankun Zuo, Bingchuan Wang, C.L. Philip Chen, Baiying Lei, Shuqiang Wang
Pages: 5050 - 5063
18) Selective Depth Attention Networks for Adaptive Multiscale Feature Representation
Author(s): Qingbei Guo, Xiao-Jun Wu, Tianyang Xu, Tongzhen Si, Cong Hu, Jinglan Tian
Pages: 5064 - 5074
19) ConvBLS: An Effective and Efficient Incremental Convolutional Broad Learning System Combining Deep and Broad Representations
Author(s): Chunyu Lei, Jifeng Guo, C. L. Philip Chen
Pages: 5075 - 5089
20) Observer-Based Adaptive Fuzzy Control for Singular Systems with Nonlinear Perturbation and Actuator Saturation
Author(s): Qingtan Meng, Qian Ma
Pages: 5090 - 5099
21) Heterogeneous Graph Contrastive Learning With Augmentation Graph
Author(s): Zijuan Zhao, Zequn Zhu, Yuan Liu, Jinli Guo, Kai Yang
Pages: 5100 - 5109
22) Enclose and Track a Target of Mobile Robot With Motion and Field of View Constraints Based on Relative Position Measurement
Author(s): Yu Wen, Jiangshuai Huang, Shaoxin Sun, Xiaojie Su
Pages: 5110 - 5119
23) Interacting Multiple Model Framework for Incipient Diagnosis of Interturn Faults in Induction Motors
Author(s): Akash C. Babu, Jeevanand Seshadrinath
Pages: 5120 - 5129
24) A Multichannel Long-Term External Attention Network for Aeroengine Remaining Useful Life Prediction
Author(s): Xuezhen Liu, Yongyi Chen, Dan Zhang, Ruqiang Yan, Hongjie Ni
Pages: 5130 - 5140
25) Human Cognitive Learning in Shared Control via Differential Game With Bounded Rationality and Incomplete Information
Author(s): Huai-Ning Wu, Xiao-Yan Jiang, Mi Wang
Pages: 5141 - 5152
26) Ethical Decision-Making for the Inside of Autonomous Buses Moral Dilemmas
Author(s): Zijie Huang, Yulei Wu, Niccolò Tempini, Haina Tang
Pages: 5153 - 5166
27) Global Attention-Guided Dual-Domain Point Cloud Feature Learning for Classification and Segmentation
Author(s): Zihao Li, Pan Gao, Kang You, Chuan Yan, Manoranjan Paul
Pages: 5167 - 5178
28) U-Park: A User-Centric Smart Parking Recommendation System for Electric Shared Micromobility Services
Author(s): Sen Yan, Noel E. O’Connor, Mingming Liu
Pages: 5179 - 5193
29) Adaptive Intelligent Resilient Bipartite Formation Control for Nonlinear Multiagent Systems With False Data Injection Attacks on Actuators and Sensors
Author(s): Jie Lan, Hao Wang, Yan-Jun Liu, Shaocheng Tong
Pages: 5194 - 5204
30) Artificial Intelligence-Driven Framework for Augmented Reality Markerless Navigation in Knee Surgery
Author(s): Xue Hu, Fabrizio Cutolo, Hisham Iqbal, Johann Henckel, Ferdinando Rodriguez y Baena
Pages: 5205 - 5215
31) Reinforcement Learning-Based Time-Synchronized Optimized Control for Affine Systems
Author(s): Yuxiang Zhang, Xiaoling Liang, Dongyu Li, Shuzhi Sam Ge, Bingzhao Gao, Hong Chen, Tong Heng Lee
Pages: 5216 - 5231
32) Multivariate Time-Series Modeling and Forecasting With Parallelized Convolution and Decomposed Sparse-Transformer
Author(s): Shusen Ma, Yun-Bo Zhao, Yu Kang, Peng Bai
Pages: 5232 - 5243
33) Hybrid Intelligent Optimization of Nonlinear Switched Systems With Guaranteed Feasibility
Author(s): Huan Li, Jun Fu, Tianyou Chai
Pages: 5244 - 5257
34) A Novel Technique of Synthetic Data Generation for Asset Administration Shells in Industry 4.0 Scenarios
Author(s): Suman De, Pabitra Mitra
Pages: 5258 - 5266
35) Stable Learning via Triplex Learning
Author(s): Shuai Yang, Tingting Jiang, Qianlong Dang, Lichuan Gu, Xindong Wu
Pages: 5267 - 5276
36) Dynamic Combination Forecasting for Short-Term Photovoltaic Power
Author(s): Yu Huang, Jiaxing Liu, Zongshi Zhang, Dui Li, Xuxin Li, Guang Wang
Pages: 5277 - 5289
37) Comparative Evaluation in the Wild: Systems for the Expressive Rendering of Music
Author(s): Kyle Worrall, Zongyu Yin, Tom Collins
Pages: 5290 - 5303
38) Data-Driven Model Predictive Control for Hybrid Charging Stations Using Ensemble Learning
Author(s): G. S. Asha Rani, P. S. Lal Priya
Pages: 5304 - 5313
39) Disentangled Cross-modal Fusion for Event-Guided Image Super-resolution
Author(s): Minjie Liu, Hongjian Wang, Kuk-Jin Yoon, Lin Wang
Pages: 5314 - 5324
40) IN-GFD: An Interpretable Graph Fraud Detection Model for Spam Reviews
Author(s): Hang Yu, Weixu Liu, Nengjun Zhu, Pengbo Li, Xiangfeng Luo
Pages: 5325 - 5339
41) Toward Correlated Sequential Rules
Author(s): Lili Chen, Wensheng Gan, Chien-Ming Chen
Pages: 5340 - 5351
42) Expert Knowledge Driven Human-AI Collaboration for Medical Imaging: A Study on Epileptic Seizure Onset Zone Identification
Author(s): Payal Kamboj, Ayan Banerjee, Sandeep K. S. Gupta
Pages: 5352 - 5368
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SIC: Where SEO Ideas Turn Into Reality for the First Time in Pakistan
Introduction
On Saturday, September 28th, 2024, the SIC SEO International Conference took place at NASTP Karachi, marking a historic event for Pakistan. Organized by iCreativez Technologies, this conference was the first of its kind in the country, fully dedicated to Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and digital marketing. It brought together industry leaders, experts, and entrepreneurs from around the world to explore SEO's transformative role in shaping the future of digital marketing and driving business success.
Under the leadership of iCreativez Technologies' CEO and founder, Mehboob Ali Shar, the conference became a platform for exchanging valuable insights, strategies, and cutting-edge knowledge. The event’s sessions, led by some of the brightest minds in SEO, AI, and digital marketing, gave attendees the tools they need to thrive in an increasingly competitive online space.
List of Speakers:
Mehboob Ali Shar
Sameer Ahmed Khan
Tanveer Nandla
Wijdane Belmerzougia
Mindy Weinstein
Craig Campbell
Prof. Dr. Arifa Bhutto
Eric Enge (International Speaker)
Ayaz Uqailli
Kapeel Kumar
Jehan Ara
Ahmar Azam
Dr. Lalarukh Ejaz
Aqsa Tariq
Nazar Ali Rajper
1. Opening Note by Mehboob Ali Shar: The Power of SEO
The conference kicked off with an inspiring opening note from Mehboob Ali Shar, the CEO and founder of iCreativez Technologies. Sharing his journey from humble beginnings as a farmer to becoming a global leader in SEO, Mehboob emphasized the transformative power of SEO. His session, titled “The Power of SEO,” highlighted how strategic SEO efforts enabled him to turn his one-person operation into a global brand. He stressed that SEO is not just a tool but the cornerstone of digital success, empowering businesses to control their growth and visibility online.
2. Valuable Strategies for Startups by Sameer Ahmed Khan
Sameer Ahmed Khan, a prominent marketing expert, followed with a session on “Valuable Strategies for Startups.” His talk focused on how startups can effectively leverage SEO to build brand awareness, attract the right audience, and enhance visibility without relying heavily on paid advertising. He underscored the importance of strong content strategies, mobile optimization, and high-quality backlinks in creating a strong SEO foundation for startups.
3. Tanveer Nandla on Leveraging AI for SEO
Tanveer Nandla, CEO of iSkills, delivered an engaging session on how artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing SEO. He discussed how AI is transforming SEO strategies, from optimizing content to improving keyword research and analyzing search patterns. Tanveer emphasized the importance of embracing AI tools for future-proofing SEO strategies, helping businesses save time, enhance accuracy, and make data-driven decisions.
4. Wijdane Belmerzougia: “AI and the Future of Content Creation”
Wijdane Belmerzougia, an expert in AI and digital marketing, shared her insights into the role of AI in content creation. Her session, “AI and the Future of Content Creation,” explored how AI-driven tools are enhancing content efficiency, personalization, and SEO optimization. Wijdane highlighted how businesses can use AI to create more engaging, SEO-friendly content and stay ahead of their competitors in the digital space.
5. Mindy Weinstein, PhD: The Power of Scarcity
Mindy Weinstein, PhD, a global leader in marketing psychology, delivered a thought-provoking keynote on “The Power of Scarcity.” In her session, she discussed how the concept of scarcity can be a powerful tool for businesses looking to create urgency in their marketing campaigns. Mindy explained how SEO professionals can apply scarcity principles to improve conversion rates and drive sales, offering practical strategies for businesses to enhance their SEO effectiveness.
6. Craig Campbell: “Content is King: Crafting SEO-Friendly Content”
Craig Campbell, a renowned SEO strategist, led a highly anticipated session titled “Content is King: Crafting SEO-Friendly Content.” He emphasized the importance of high-quality content in SEO and discussed how content should be optimized with SEO principles to ensure it ranks well on search engines and connects with target audiences. Craig's session provided actionable strategies for businesses to create compelling content that drives traffic and improves SEO performance.
7. Empowering Women in Tech: Moderated by Prof. Dr. Arifa Bhutto
One of the most inspiring sessions of the conference was the panel discussion on “Empowering Women in Tech,” moderated by Prof. Dr. Arifa Bhutto. The panel, featuring leading women in the tech industry, focused on overcoming barriers for women in SEO and digital marketing. The discussion emphasized the importance of diversity, inclusion, and how SEO can empower female entrepreneurs to break new ground in the tech world.
8. International Speaker Eric Enge on AI and Content Creation
Eric Enge, an internationally recognized SEO expert, delivered a session on how AI can assist in content creation. As the founder of Stone Temple Consulting, Eric shared his insights on integrating AI tools into content strategies to streamline the creation process while maintaining a personal touch. He explained how AI can help marketers generate ideas, improve writing efficiency, and optimize content for better SEO results.
9. Ayaz Uqailli: SEO for Startups
SEO strategist Ayaz Uqailli’s session, “SEO for Startups,” provided actionable advice on how new businesses can harness the power of SEO to get noticed online. Ayaz emphasized the importance of on-page optimization, link-building, and leveraging SEO strategies to improve online visibility for startups competing in a crowded market.
10. Kapeel Kumar: “Digital Marketing SEO for Agencies”
Kapeel Kumar, an expert in digital marketing SEO for agencies, discussed the unique challenges and opportunities faced by SEO agencies. His session, “Digital Marketing SEO for Agencies,” focused on how agencies can fine-tune their SEO strategies and deliver optimal results for clients. Kapeel offered practical insights into scaling SEO operations and achieving long-term success in the competitive digital marketing landscape.
11. Jehan Ara: Empowering Women in Tech
Jehan Ara, CEO of Katalyst Labs, delivered a powerful talk on empowering women in the tech space. Her insights focused on the need for more women in leadership roles within the tech and SEO industries. Jehan’s session inspired many women in the audience to break barriers and pursue leadership positions in digital marketing and technology.
12. Ahmar Azam: Stretch and Flex — Energize Your Mind
Ahmar Azam, CEO of Trifit, offered a refreshing session focused on mental and physical wellness. His talk, “Stretch and Flex,” encouraged attendees to prioritize work-life balance and mental clarity to boost productivity and creativity. Ahmar’s interactive session helped SEO professionals understand how physical well-being can enhance their work performance and overall career success.
13. Dr. Lalarukh Ejaz: Empowering Women in Tech
Dr. Lalarukh Ejaz, an influential figure in tech, reinforced the importance of empowering women in SEO and digital marketing. Her session underscored the need for greater gender equality and how women can take on leadership roles in the ever-evolving tech industry.
14. Aqsa Tariq: Importance of Digital Marketing for Startups
Aqsa Tariq’s session emphasized how startups can effectively leverage SEO and digital marketing strategies to grow their online presence. She provided practical insights on how businesses can use limited resources to run successful SEO campaigns and enhance visibility in a competitive market.
15. Nazar Ali Rajper: SEO Trends by Young SEO Experts
The final session was led by Nazar Ali Rajper, Head of SEO at iCreativez Technologies, who shared the latest SEO trends as identified by young experts in the field. His session provided a forward-looking perspective on what the future holds for SEO professionals and how they can stay ahead of emerging trends in the digital landscape.
Key Benefits of Attending SIC:
Networking Opportunities: Connect with industry leaders, peers, and potential collaborators.
Stay Updated on Trends: Learn about the latest SEO tools, AI-driven strategies, and digital marketing innovations from top global experts.
Practical Insights: Gain actionable strategies to improve your SEO efforts and grow your business.
Inspiration and Motivation: Be inspired by success stories and real-world examples of digital success.
Empowerment for Women in Tech: Attend discussions promoting diversity and inclusion in the tech industry.
Conclusion
The SIC SEO International Conference was a groundbreaking event for Pakistan, bringing together experts and innovators in SEO, digital marketing, and AI. Attendees walked away with valuable knowledge, practical strategies, and a renewed sense of purpose to drive business success. From learning about SEO’s power to exploring AI-driven content creation, the conference empowered businesses to stay ahead in an ever-evolving digital world. Additionally, the focus on empowering women in tech highlighted the importance of diversity and inclusion in shaping the future of the industry.
The SIC Conference proved to be more than just a learning opportunity—it was a platform for innovation, inspiration, and transformation in the world of SEO and digital marketing.
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Main Mar Gai Shaukat Ali - LAST Episode 30
Main Mar Gai Shaukat Ali – LAST Episode 30 Story of “Mein mar gai Shoukat Ali” revolves around Rakhi & Shoka, living in a backward village. Charming village girl Rakhi is deeply in love with her fiancé. This drama highlights the feudal system and social structures in rural areas of Pakistan Cast:Mona Liza, Noman Ejaz, Kamran Mujahid, Kiran Haq, Farah Shah, Kashif Mahmood
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[ad_1] Heavy power transmission towers can be seen in this picture. — AFP/FileLAHORE: Caretaker Federal Energy Minister Mohammad Ali has said the government is committed to eradicating corruption in the power sector. He said that in last two weeks, power theft worth Rs6 billion had been detected and action was taken against culprits.Accompanied by Caretaker Federal Minister for Commerce, Industries, and Production Gohar Ejaz, he discussed pressing economic matters during meetings at the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) and All Pakistan Textile Mills Associations (APTMA).He addressed the issue of gas pricing, stating that changes would be announced soon but emphasised the need for gradual adjustments under the IMF programme.Muhammad Ali noted that the price of gas varied between regions, with the North having higher prices than the South. He mentioned the insufficiency of long-term LNG contracts and ongoing efforts to combat electricity theft. He also hinted at gas tariff increase in next two weeks.Textile leaders plead their case with the energy minister, who acknowledged their problems. However, he explained that things would improve gradually. Government’s hands were not only tied by the IMF but also by the lack of resources. He said the prices of gas would have to be increased to save distribution companies from loss. He said a formula was being worked out under which the lifeline consumers would be charged at a fixed rate of Rs500 per month. For other users, he added, tariff would increase sharply. The largest users will be charged at the price of LPG. He said for the industrial sector, there was a sharp difference in gas tariff between South and North. He said modalities were being developed to bridge that gap. However, he clarified that average unified gas tariff was not possible as under the constitution, North that produces gas had the right of its first use. Though the government had the right to fix gas tariffs, the huge difference between two regions could not be reduced appreciably. Regarding power, he said the situation was complex and could not be addressed immediately. He said NEPRA was asking for Rs28 as wheeling charges, which was unrealistic and the private sector producing power away from their production lines could not afford to wheel their electricity. He said the problem was being sorted out.Minister for Commerce, Industries, and Production Gohar Ejaz emphasised that concrete measures were being taken regarding Afghan Transit Trade (ATT). Only essential goods would be allowed under the ATT to curb dollar flight and smuggling. Gohar Ejaz pointed out that the exchange rate had soared from Rs160 to over Rs300 in the past year, with the Afghan transit trade contributing significantly to this increase. The minister highlighted that industry inputs, raw materials, and energy prices were influenced by international markets, making exports vulnerable to currency devaluation. However, recent efforts to control the exchange rate had yielded positive results. He told textile players that synthetic textile products worth $3.5 billion were entering Pakistan through ATT, which had been stopped and it would boost the local textile industry. He said this year the exports would increase by $10 billion to $37 billion, against the official target of $32 billion. He said that was doable and he had chalked out a plan in that regard. He expected the textile sector would add $75 billion and the non-textile sector $2.5 billion. He said before leaving his office, he would submit a comprehensive plan to increase exports to $100 billion out of which $50 billion would come from textiles only. [ad_2]
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(Soldan sağa) Görevli Maliye Bakanı Shamshad Akhtar, Tecim Bakanı Gohar Ejaz, Enformasyon Bakanı Murtaza Solangi ve Enerji Bakanı Muhammad Ali, 8 Eylül 2023'teki SIFC Apex Komitesi toplantısının arkasından ortak basın toplantısında konuşuyor. — PIDİSLAMABAD: Bekçi Enerji Bakanı Muhammed Ali, hükümetin Internasyonal Para Fonu'ndan (IMF) elektrik tüketicilerine yardım sağlama planına ilişkin "bir yada iki gün içinde" bir cevap alacağını söylemiş oldu.“Elektrik faturalarında kolaylık sağlayacak plan IMF'ye gönderildi. Ali, Cuma günü Hususi Yatırım Kolaylaştırma Konseyi'nin (SIFC) Apex Komitesi toplantısı sonrasında düzenlemiş olduğu basın toplantısında, IMF'nin yardım planına ilişkin bir yada iki gün içinde cevap vereceğini söylemiş oldu. Kendisi, Kapıcı Maliye Bakanı Shamshad Akhtar, Enformasyon Bakanı Murtaza Solangi ve Tecim Bakanı Gohar Ejaz ile beraber basın mensuplarına hitap ediyordu.Enerji Bakanı, zirve komitesi toplantısında ülkedeki elektrik faturaları ve gaz mevcudiyeti hakkında konuştuklarını söylemiş oldu. Elektrik dağıtım şirketlerinin yada DİSKO'ların illere devredilmesi ve kurullarının "siyasal olmayan" hale getirilmesi olasılığını tartıştıklarını ekledi.Bekçi bakan, ülkede doğalgaz sıkıntısı yaşandığını ve gelecek günlerde LNG terminallerine gereksinim duyulacağını da sözlerine ekledi.Ali, "Kışın gaz sıkıntısı yaşanıyor ve sanayiyi desteklemek için LNG tesislerine gereksinim duyulacak" diyen Ali, kışın gaz sıkıntısı sebebiyle sanayilerin kapatılmaması icap ettiğini de sözlerine ekledi."Elektrik Bakanlığı tüm bu planlar üstünde çalışmaya başladı" dedi. Ek olarak gaz fiyatlarını gözden geçirmeleri icap ettiğini de sözlerine ekledi.OHAL politikası geliştiriliyor: AkhtarÖte taraftan geçici Maliye Bakanı Akhtar, devlete ilişik işletmelere ilişkin bir siyaset geliştirdiklerini ve bu kuruluşların kurumsal yönetimini güçlendirmeye destek olacak ve çeşitli bakanlıklara destek olacak merkezi bir seyretme birimi kurduklarını söylemiş oldu.Maliye çarı ek olarak, bu hareketin uzun solukta devlete ilişik işletmelerin halka arz edilmesi yada özelleştirilmesi mevzusunda ilerleme kaydedilmesine destek olacağını da sözlerine ekledi. Akhtar, "Biz kamuya ilişik işletmelerin borç yükünü hafifletmeye çalışıyoruz" diyen Akhtar, şu anda yükün yalnızca bankacılık sektörünün üstünde bulunduğunu ve devletin bankalardan borçlanmasının da bunu etkilediğini sözlerine ekledi.“Ana para piyasası vesilesiyle bunu çeşitlendireceğiz. Bu yalnız ana para piyasasının derinliğini artırmakla kalmayacak, bununla birlikte devlet tahvillerinin vadesini uzatmak ve basit bir insanın devlet tahvillerine yatırım yapabilmesi için PSX'te halka arz etmeye çalışacağız. Likiditenin artması ve fiyat ayarlamalarının da gerçekleşmesi sebebiyle bunun bir tesiri olacağını umuyoruz" dedi maliye bakanı.Ek olarak "ekonomiyi canlandırmaya ve ithalata yönelik kısıtlamalara son vermeye gereksinim bulunduğunu" söylemiş oldu. Akhtar, döviz ve emtia kaçakçılığına karşı pozitif netice verecek tedbirlerin alındığını da sözlerine ekledi. Başbakan bakanlıklardan 'en iyi neticeleri' istiyor Ayrıca, SIFC üst komite toplantısı sonrasında meydana getirilen resmi açıklamaya gore, Başbakan Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar, bakanlıklara "kuvvetli bir temelin" atılması için "zamandan bağımsız olarak en iyi neticeleri elde etmeleri" emirini verdi. bir sonraki hükümet.Bu, Hususi Yatırım Kolaylaştırma Konseyi'nin (SIFC) Beşinci Zirve Komitesi toplantısıydı. Toplantıya Genelkurmay Başkanı (COAS) Orgeneral Asım Münir, federal kabine üyeleri, eyalet başbakanları ve üst düzey hükümet yetkilileri katıldı. Komite, ülkede "ekonomik canlanma" için lüzumlu olan "genel iş ve yatırım ortamının" iyileştirilmesine yönelik "tek odak noktasını" karşılamıştı.Üst düzey görüşmede ilgili bakanlıklar, "hem yabancı hem de yerli yatırımı çekmek ve ekonomik büyümeyi teşvik etmek amacıyla makroekonomik zorlukların, yönetişimle ilgili engellerin ve düzenleyici mekanizmalardaki boşlukların" üstesinden gelmeye yönelik planlarını ve yol haritalarını sundular.“Komitede, öngörülen getirilerin elde edilmesi için kısa, orta ve uzun solukta alınması ihtiyaç duyulan çeşitli tedbirler görüşüldü. Başbakanlık tarafınca mümkün olan en kısa sürede hayata geçirilecek çeşitli ergonomik adımlar Başbakan tarafınca onaylandı." dedi.SIFC nedir?Temmuz ayında, eski Başbakan Şehbaz, hükümetin ekonomik canlanma çabalarına ivme kazandırmak amacıyla SIFC'yi son günlerinde kurdu. Komiteye başbakan başkanlık ediyor ve genelkurmay başkanı ile üst düzey federal bakanlardan oluşuyor.SIFC'nin oluşumu, Pakistan Demokratik Hareketi liderliğindeki hükümetin, Pakistan'ın kilit sektörlerdeki kullanılmayan potansiyelinden yararlanmak, kalkınma projelerini hızlandırmak ve yatırımı kolaylaştırmak amacıyla detaylı bir “Ekonomik Canlanma Planı”nı açıklamasının arkasından duyuruldu.Plan, İslamabad'da devrin başbakanı Şehbaz Şerif'in başkanlığında düzenlenen ve General Münir, başbakanlar, federal ve eyalet bakanları ve öteki üst düzey hükümet yetkililerinin de katılmış olduğu üst düzey bir görüşmede açıklandı.Bildirime gore SIFC, bir tepe noktası, yürütme komitesi ve uygulama komitelerinden oluşan üç kademeli bir yapıdan oluşuyor.Tepe organı, başbakanı, federal bakanları (planlama, finans, bilişim ve telekomünikasyon, besin güvenliği, enerji, su kaynakları, endüstri ve üretim, müdafa, müdafa üretimi ve yatırım), genelkurmay başkanını, tüm başbakanları, ulusal bakanları ve ulusal bakanları ihtiva eder. koordinatör (Pakistan Ordusu) ve başbakanın hususi asistanı, organın sekreteri olarak vazife yapar.Sadece yürütme komitesi planlama bakanı, ulusal koordinatör (Pakistan Ordusu), federal bakanlar (müdafa, besin güvenliği, BT ve Telekom ve Enerji), eyalet bakanları (petrol ve maliye), eyalet bakanlarından (ziraat, madenler ve madenler, BT, enerji, Gelir Kurulu, sulama, finans, planlama ve geliştirme ve yatırım), SAPM, baş sekreterler, genel müdür (Pakistan Ordusu), Yatırım Kurulu sekreteri.
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One of the key aspirations of the Pasmanda movement has been to contest the emotive politics of symbols that have been fostered by the Muslim caste elite – the issues surrounding Urdu, the Uniform Civil Code, Aligarh Muslim University and the Babri Masjid itself – and instead to concentrate on more organic, development-based issues facing the community. Along these lines, a few years back another leader of Dalit Muslims, Ejaz Ali, offered a provocative though arguably simplistic slogan: “Babri masjid le lo, article 341 de do” (Take Babri Mosque, give us Article 341). Notably, the movement around Article 341 presses for the scrapping of the Presidential Order of 1951 that ejected the non-Hindu Scheduled Caste segments from the Scheduled Caste list, thus depriving them of the benefits of affirmative action. Ali Anwar has echoed unequivocal similar sentiments. “Our main concern is to raise the issue of economic deprivation and unemployment among the Muslims,” he has said, “and we want to take the community away from the fold of mosques and mullahs.”
Khalid Anis Ansari, ‘A tale of two mosques’, Himal
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‘Allahyar and the Legend of Markhor’ is a story of a boy who goes on an adventure trying to protect an animal called Markhor from hunters and predators who have caused the decline of the Markhors population in Pakistan enlisting them as an endangered species. - In Theatres Feb 2, 2018
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A powerful bomb exploded inside a Shiite Muslim mosque in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar on Friday, killing at least 56 people and wounding 194 others, according to a hospital official.
Peshawar Police Chief Muhammed Ejaz Khan said the violence started when two armed attackers opened fire on police outside the mosque in Peshawar’s old city. One attacker and one policeman were killed in the gunfight, and another police official was wounded. The remaining attacker then ran inside the mosque and detonated a bomb.
Local police official Waheed Khan said the explosion occurred as worshippers had gathered in the Kucha Risaldar mosque for Friday prayers.
Ambulances rushed through congested narrow streets carrying the wounded to Lady Reading Hospital, where doctors worked feverishly.
The attack came on the first day of a cricket test match in Rawalpindi – around 190 kilometres (120 miles) to the east – between Pakistan and Australia, who haven't toured Pakistan in nearly a quarter of a century because of security concerns.
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the blast, but both the Islamic State (IS) group and the Pakistani Taliban have carried out similar attacks in the region, located near the border with neighbouring Afghanistan.
'Dust and bodies everywhere'
Shayan Haider, a witness, had been preparing to enter the mosque when a powerful explosion threw him to the street.
“I opened my eyes and there was dust and bodies everywhere,” he said.
At the Lady Reading Hospital emergency department, there was chaos as doctors struggled to move the many wounded into operating theatres. Hundreds of relatives gathered outside the emergency department, many of them wailing and beating their chests, pleading for information about their loved ones.
Outside the mosque, Shiite Muslims pressed through the cordoned-off streets. The Kucha Risaldar mosque is one of the oldest in the area, predating the creation of Pakistan in 1947 as a separate homeland for the Muslims of the Indian subcontinent.
The prayer leader, Allama Irshad Hussein Khalil, a prominent young Shiite leader, was among the dead. Throughout the city, ambulance sirens could be heard.
Prime Minister Imran Khan condemned the bombing.
'Aren't we citizens?'
Retired army officer Sher Ali who had been inside the mosque at the time of the explosion was injured by flying shrapnel. He made a impassioned plea to the Pakistani government for better protection of the country's minority Shiite Muslims.
“What is our sin? What have we done? Aren't we citizens of this country?” he said from within the emergency department, his white clothes splattered with blood.
In majority Sunni Muslim Pakistan, minority Shiite Muslims have come under repeated attacks.
In recent months Pakistan has experienced a broad increase of violence. Dozens of military personnel have been killed in scores of attacks on army outposts along the border with Afghanistan. Much has been claimed by the Pakistani Taliban, which analysts say have been emboldened by the Afghan Taliban's return to power last August.
Pakistan has urged Afghanistan's new rulers to hand over Pakistani Taliban insurgents who have been staging their attacks from Afghanistan. Afghanistan's Taliban say their territory will not be used to stage attacks against anyone, but until now they have not handed over any Pakistani insurgents.
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423. Nirmal Sircar 1
424. B. K. Adarsh 1 (aaj ka ye ghar)
425. Aziz Kashmiri 1
426. Fatima Meer 1 (the making of the mahatma 1996)
427. Jay Verma 1 (saboot)
428. Roop K. Shorey 1
429. Vrajendra Gaur 1 (kati patang)
430. Dinesh Thakur 1 (Ghar)
431. Jandhyala Nishana 1 (nishana 1980)
432. Jayant Dharmadhikari 1
433. Narottam Vyas 1 (amar prem)
434. R K Banerjee 1 (fakira)
435. Madhur 1 (eg fakira 197 )
436. Shadaab 1 (eg kathputli)
437. Nirmal Kumari 1 (eg mere humdam mere dost)
438. Ehsan Rizvi 1
439. Talukdars 1 (apmaan ki aag 1990)
440. Shanti Prakash Bakshi 1 (ali baba aur chaalis chor 1980)
441. Virendra Sinha 1 (boond jo ban gayi moti)
442. Bharathi Raja 1 (eg red rose)
443. Amar Kumar 1 (eg mere humdam mere dost)
444. Balkrishna Mouj 1 (eg balidaan)
445. Urmila Devi 1 (eg amber, 1951)
446. Madhusudhan Kallik 1 (eg badi didi)
447. S D Narang 1 (eg anmol moti)
448. K Balachander 1
449. Shanker Shesh 1 (wg dooriyan)
450. S V Rajendra Singh Babu 1 (wg meri awaaz suno)
451. Ruhi Rawail 1 (eg deedar e yaar)
452. Paruchuri Brothers 1 (eg maqsad)
453. Sandow MMA 1 (eg haathi mere saathi)
454. K M Majeed 1 (eg ek hasina do diwane)
455. Nanak Singh 1 (eg pavitra paapi)
456. Sultan Ahmed 1 (eg heera)
457. V P Sathe 1 (eg bobby)
458. R S Mani 1 (eg devi)
459. G R Kamat 1 (eg chirag)
460. Namwar 1
461. James Ivory 1 (eg bombay talkie)
462. A P Nagarajan 1 (eg naya din nayi raat)
463. Balai Chand Mukhopadhyay 1 (eg bhuvan shome)
464. J K Ahuja 1 (eg saboot)
465. Pushpa S Choudhary 1 (eg do qaidi 1989)
466. M G Hashmat 1 (eg kora kagaz)
467. Omkar Sahib 1 (eg amrapali)
468. Balbir Singh 1 (eg amrapali)
469. Girish Kasaravalli 1 (eg ek ghar 1990)
470. Mohan Bali 1 (eg maa aur mamta)
471. Suvindha Mann 1 (eg dharti)
472. Indeevar 1
473. Subodh Ghosh 1 (eg ijaazat)
474. G. D. Madgulkar 1 (eg Jeevan jyoti)
475. Moosa Kaleem 1 (eg hira aur patthar)
476. N T Ramarao 1 (eg Bidaai 1974)
477. Uma Thakur 1 (eg aap ki khatir)
478. S. Khan 1 (eg shiv ram 1991)
479. Surendra Shailaja 1 (eg kora kagaz)
480. Suhrid Kar 1 (eg badi didi)
481. Ram Govind 1 (eg aafat)
482. Ketan Mehta 1
483. Mahesh Elkunchwar 1 (eg holi etc)
484. Dara Singh 1 (eg bhakti mein Shakti)
485. Vipul K. Rawal 1 (eg iqbal 2005)
486. Ela Maheshwari 1 (eg neel kamal 1968)
487. Ibrahim Rangala 1 (eg bazaar 1982)
488. Samir Ganguly 1 (eg abhinetri)
489. Krishna Chander 1 (eg mere humsafar)
490. Arjun Hingorani 1
491. Ruth Prawer Jhabvala 1 (eg Bombay talkie)
492. Rakesh Kumar 1 (eg khoon pasina)
493. M Seshagiri Rao 1 (eg dulhan)
494. Vidhu Vinod Chopra 1
495. Mani Ratnam 1
496. Rajani Ganguly 1 (agreement 1980)
497. Ashutosh Mukherjee 1 (safar)
498. Ujjwal Kumar 1
499. P Kalaimani 1 (mera pati sirf mera hai 1990)
500. Khosla Enterprises Story Dept 1
501. B S Thapa 1 (lakshmi 1982)
502. Mulraj Rajda 1 (aaj ki taza khabar)
503. Tarasankar Bandyopadhyay 1 (aanchal 1980)
504. Shanu Banerjee 1 (Khubsoorat 1980)
505. Chinnappa Thevar 1 (haathi mere saathi)
506. Partha Banerjee 1 (paar)
507. Amrit Aryan 1 (dariya dil)
508. Santosh Anand 1
509. Fatima Saiyed 1 (roohi 1981)
510. H V Subba Rao 1 (meri awaaz suno)
511. Raj Baldev Raj 1 (pyaasa sawan)
512. Sisir Mishra 1 (bheegi palkein)
513. Ameer Minai 1 (deedar e yaar)
514. Rajkumar Kohli 1
515. B S Seth 1 (insaaf main karoonga)
516. Bidhu Jha 1 (namumkin 1988)
517. R. Selvaraj 1 (eg sone pe suhaaga 1988)
518. Rakesh mazumdar 1 (eg chaalbaaz 1989)
519. Gul Anand 1 (eg hero hiralal 1989)
520. Anil Pandit 1 (eg Khooni Murda 1989)
521. Ramapada Chowdhury 1 (eg ek din achanak 1989)
522. Naqi Ahmed 1 (eg goonj 1989)
523. Anwar Sagar 1 (eg shiv ram 1991)
524. Neelima Paul 1 (eg hum intezaar karenge 1989)
525. P D Mehra 1 (eg gola barood)
526. Swaraj Bandyopadhyay 1 (eg kamla ki maut 1989)
527. Jill Misquitta 1 (eg aadhi haqeeqat aadha fasana 1990)
528. Tanveer Khan 1 (eg apmaan ki aag 1990)
529. M Parvez 1 (eg deewana mujhsa nahi 1990)
530. Naushir Khatau 1 (eg dil 1990)
531. Arun Kaul 1 (eg diksha 1991)
532. Ajit Diwani 1 (eg naamcheen 1991)
533. Rajkumar Santoshi 1 (eg ghayal 1990)
534. Abdul Rauf 1 (eg nyay anyay 1990)
535. Reema Rakesh Nath 1 (eg sailaab 1990)
536. Sagar Ballary 1 ( eg bheja fry 2007)
537. Rajendra Singh 1 (eg sheshnaag 1990)
538. Bono Deb 1 (eg afsana pyar ka 1991)
539. Shadb Kumar 1 (eg farishtay 1990)
540. Shaktimaan 1 (eg numbri aadmi 1991)
541. Vijay Sinha 1 (eg shankara 1991)
542. Rahsaan Noor 1 (eg the spectacular jihad of taz rahim 2015)
543. Dharmveer Ram 1 (eg numbri aadmi 1991)
544. Aditya Chopra 1 (ddlj 1995)
545. Pradeep Ghatak 1 (eg yugpurush 1998)
546. Chandraprakash Dwivedi 1 (eg pinjar 2003)
547. S.V. Krishna Reddy 1 (eg taqdeerwala 1995)
548. Miraq Mirza 1 (eg market 2003)
549. Rahul Dholakia 1 (eg parzania 2005)
550. David N. Donihue 1 (eg parzania 2005)
551. Haidar Ali 2 (eg Jodhaa Akbar 2008)
552. Upamanyu Chatterjee 2 (eg split wide open 1999)
553. Kamna Chandra 2 (eg kareeb 1998)
554. Abhijat Joshi 2 (eg kareeb 1998)
555. Mangesh Kulkarni 2 (eg yes boss 1997)
556. Mahendra Dhariwal 2 (eg hatyara 1998)
557. Sanjay Kumar 2 (eg shapath 1997)
558. Kumar Ramsay 2 (eg 2001: do hazaar ek)
559. Anil Mattoo 2 (yeshwant 1997)
560. Robin Henry 2 (ziddi 1997)
561. Revathi 2 (eg vishwavidhaata)
562. Suresh Menon 2 (vishwavidhaata 1997)
563. Mangal Dhillon 2 (eg heer ranjha 1992)
564. Shanker Iyer 2 (eg aaina 1993)
565. Paresh Kamdar 2 (eg tunnu ki tina)
566. Gajanan Jagirdar 2
567. Dev Anand 2
568. Thoppil Bhasi 2 (eg samaj ko badal dalo)
569. Akash Khurana 2 (eg drohi 1992)
570. S. Ali Raza 2
571. Ikram Akhtar 2 (eg chhota chetan)
572. Gulshan Nanda 2
573. Amar Kumar 2 (eg mere humdam mere dost)
574. S. Khalil 2
575. Guru Dutt 2
576. Gulshan Bawra 2
577. Ra. Ki. Rangarajan 2
578. Anjaan 2 (ek hasina do deewane)
579. K S Gopalakrishnan 2 (pooja ke phool)
580. Pt. S. R. Dubey 2 (Jhansi ki rani 1953)
581. B. R. Chopra 2
582. S Nasiruddin Darogaji 2
583. Agha Jani Kashmiri 2
584. Hakim Riaz Latta 2
585. Pradip Krishan 2
586. Tejnath Zar 2
587. Madhusudan 2
588. Humayun Mirza 2
589. Sailajananda Mukhopadhyaya 2 (gopi)
590. Suraj Sanim 2 (chhupa rustam)
591. D D Kashyap 3
592. Ajay Monga 3 (eg fashion 2008)
593. Ganpati Bohra 3 (eg mard 1998)
594. Sanjay Nirupam 3 (return of jewel thief 1996)
595. Arudra 3 (the train 1970)
596. Charandas Shokh 3 (aag aur daag)
597. Shaka Sampang 3 (naseeb 1997)
598. Manoj Muntashir 3
599. B R Films Story Dept 3
600. Dev Kohli 3 (lav kush 1997)
601. Pawan Sethi 3 (aaja meri jaan 1993)
602. Pini Shetty 3 (daadi maa)
603. Jainendra Jain 3
604. Bimla Sharma 3 (eg military raaj)
605. Ramanand Sagar 3
606. Manohar Shyam Joshi 3
607. K S Daryani 3
608. Anand Pal 3
609. Devendra Goel 3
610. Mohanlal G. Dave 3
611. Saghir Usmani 3 (eg chaudhvin ka chand)
612. Salil Chowdhary 3
613. Jwalamukhi 3
614. TLV Prasad 4
615. Kamal Haasan 4 (eg virasat 1997)
616. Vinod Talwar 4 (eg phool bane patthar 1998)
617. Honey Irani 4 (eg aaina 1993)
618. Ved Prakash Sharma 4 (eg 2001:do hazaar ek)
619. Deep Khosla 4 (eg police)
620. Sutapa Sikdar 4
621. Bimal Roy 4
622. I S. Johar 4
623. Ramanlal Vasantlal Desai 4 (eg Kokila, 1937)
624. Hakim Ahmed Shuja 4
625. Kidar Nath Sharma 4
626. Mushtaq Jalili 4 (eg anokhi ada)
627. Pranab Roy 4
628. Nitin Bose 4
629. D. N. Madhok 4
630. Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay 4
631. Krishan Chander 4
632. Raj Kapoor 4
633. Mehboob Khan 4
634. Wajahat Mirza 4
635. Inder Raj Anand 4
636. Manoranjan Ghose 4
637. R C Talwar 4
638. Kabil Amrutsari 4
639. Nasir Hussain 4
640. Bhanupratap 4
641. Anurag Kashyap 5 (eg satya 1998)
642. Madhur Bhandarkar 5 (eg fashion 2008)
643. Pamela Rooks 5 (eg train to pakistan 1998)
644. Feroz Khan 5 (eg prem aggan 1998)
645. Moni Bhattacharjee 5
646. Vinay Shukla 5
647. Nikhil Advani 5
648. Nawab Arzoo 5
649. Budd Schulberg 5 (eg Ghulam 1998)
650. R K Nayyar 5
651. Roshanlal Bhardwaj 5
652. G D Madgulkar 5
653. Boman Shroff 5
654. Naresh Saigal 5
655. Amole Gupte 5 (eg taare zameen par 2007)
656. Pandit Indra 5
657. Vishwamitter Adil 5
658. Balraj Sahni 5
659. Mahesh Kumar 5 (eg daku mangal singh)
660. Shivaji Rathore 5
661. Sudarshan 5
662. Rajendra Shankar 5
663. Ramma Johar 5
664. Ritwik Ghatak 5
665. O. P. Ralhan 5
666. Lekhraj Bhakri (eg sahara) 5
667. Kuldeep Sehgal (eg sahara) 5
668. K A Narayan 5
669. V P Sathe 5
670. Jawar N. Sitaraman 5
671. P L Deshpande 5
672. A Bhimsingh 5
673. Joginder 5
674. Anand S Vardhan 6
675. Bimal Kar 6 (eg jhooth bole kauwa kaate 1998)
676. Mahasweta Devi 6 (eg hazaar chaurasi ki maa 1998)
677. Bashir Babbar 6 (eg Gunda 1998)
678. Javed 6 (eg taraazu 1997)
679. S.A. Chandrashekhar 6 (eg insaaf ki devi, 1992)
680. Anirudh Tiwari 6 (eg ganga ki kasam 1999)
681. Rajendra Krishan 6
682. P. L. Kapoor 6
683. Kumar Yadav 6 (eg jai jwala)
684. Sardar Jafri 6
685. Talat Rakhi 6 (eg maahir 1996)
686. H. E. Khatib 7
687. Zia Sarhadi 7
688. P. K. Atre 7
689. Qamar Jalalabadi 8
690. JBH Wadia 8
691. Salim Hyder 8 (eg Hafta vasuli 1998)
692. Debaki Bose 8
693. Shyam Goel 8
694. Kazi Nasrul Islam 8
695. Ramesh Saigal 8
696. F. A. Mirza 8 (sohag raat, 1948)
697. H A Rahi 8 (Anmol Moti)
698. Chaturbhuj Doshi 9
699. Ban Bhatt 9
700. Samir Chowdhary 9
701. Homi Wadia 9
702. Y. N. Joshi 9
703. Upendra Ganguly 9
704. Shams Lacknavi 9
705. M. S. Chawla 9
706. Sanjay Leela Bhansali 10
707. Luv ranjan 10 (eg akash vani 2013)
708. S. Tahir 10 (eg phool bane patthar 1998)
709. Tanuja Chandra 10 (eg tamanna 1997)
710. Bhawani Prasad Mishra 10
711. Manohar Shyam Joshi 10 (eg papa kehte hai 1996)
712. Jay Dixit 10 (naajayaz 1995)
713. Armaan Shahabi 10 (sahibaan 1993)
714. K. Amarnath 10
715. Shivraj Rathore 10 (boyfriend)
716. Vishnupant Aundhkar 10
717. Jalal Malihabadi 10
718. Prafulla desai 10
719. K. Narayan Kale 10
720. C V Sridhar 10
721. Rajanikanta Das 10
722. S D Narang 10
723. Shivram Vashikar 10
724. Kumar Ramsay 10
725. Harish Kumar Mehra 10
726. H. S. Rawail 10
727. Munshi Ram Verma 10
728. Allari Pandarikakshaiah 10 (udhar ka sindur)
729. Dada Mirasi 10
730. Z Hussain 10 (anmol moti)
731. Mrinal sen 10
732. P D Shenoy 11
733. Narottam Vyas 11
734. Satish Jain 11 (eg pardesi babu 1998)
735. Praful Parekh 11(shola aur shabnam, 1992)
736. Safdar Aah 14
737. Kalidas 14
738. K J Mahadevan 15 (raj tilak)
739. Kishore Sahu 15
740. Govind Moonis 15
741. K. M. Munshi 15
742. Jaddanbai - 15
743. Mohsin Abdullah 15
744. Z Hussain 15
745. Sanjay Kumar 16 (eg Aakrosh 1998)
746. Gunwantrai Acharya – 19
747. Johanna Spyri (do phool) - 19
748. Nilkantha Tiwari 19
749. Rais Ahmed Jaffri 19
750. Brij Katyal 20
751. Manmath Ray 20
752. Pt. Anuj Bhaskerji 20 (naulakha haar)
753. V. P. Sathe 20
754. Bhappi Sonie 20
755. R A Baqueri 20
756. V D Puranik 20 (himmat 1970)
757. Shyam Benegal 20
758. Ramayan Tiwari 20 (humjoli)
759. Pandit Girish 24
760. P L Santoshi 26
761. Dadasaheb Phalke 27
762. A.H. Shore 28 (mukti 1937)
763. Goali (Punar Milan,1940) - 29
764. Ajoy Bhattacharya 29 (mukti 1937)
765. Vishram Bedekar – 30
766. S. A. Shukla 31
767. G. Nundy - 33
768. Chandulal Shah 35
769. Ismat Chugtai 38
770. Munshi Ratanlal Khanjar 39
771. Begum Ansari 42
772. Shudraka (vasantsena 1942) – 48
773. Mir Muneer (deedar, 1992) - 49
774. R. S. Chawdhary (roti 1942) – 50
775. Sudhir Mishra 50
776. M. Sadiq 50
777. J. S. Casshyap 50
778. Bhakri 50 (man ki aankhen)
779. M Natesan 50 (sapnon ka saudagar)
780. D. P. Berry 50
781. Mahesh Bhatt 52
782. Raj Marbros 53
783. Sai Paranjpye 60
784. Dewan Sharar 60 (parbat pe apna dera)
785. Pandit bhushan (Zalim saudagar 1941) – 64
786. C J Pavri 70
787. Jalees Sherwani 70
788. Vrajendra Gaur 81
789. Akhtar ul iman 86
790. Arshad Khan 88
791. J K Nanda 90
792. Mohan Sinha 99
793. R. C. Chaudhary 99
794. Shashilal K. Nair 100
795. Raghav Murali 100 (eg the spectacular jihad of taz rahim 2015)
796. Ritesh Shah 100 (eg batla house 2019)
797. Shaktimaan Talwar 100 (eg ghayal once again 2016)
798. Priyadarshan 100
799. Ria Mahtab 100 (eg the spectacular jihad of taz rahim 2015)
800. A R. Kardar 100
801. Anand Jhankaar 100 (eg ehsaas is tarah 1998)
802. J K Bihari 100 (biwi ho to aisi 1988 etc)
803. Munshi Dil – 100
804. Moosa kaleem 100
805. J. P. Advani – 100
806. Amit Khanna 100
807. Amiya Chakrabarty 100
808. Chandrakant (patita 1953) – 100
809. R K Rakhan 100
810. Anwar Khan 100 (sadak chhaap)
811. Fazil 100 (eg doli saja ke rakhna 1998)
812. Ranjeet 100 (kaarnama 1990)
813. K. M. Multani (rail ka dibba) 100
814. Hemen Gupta 130
815. Pramathesh Barua – 133
816. Jagdish Kanwal 150
817. M. G. Hashmat 155
818. Waqif – 195
819. V. S. Khendekar 200
820. �� Gyan Mukherjee 248
821. G. K. Pawar 280
822. Dharmavir Bharati 291 (suraj ka saatwan ghoda 1992)
823. Sadat Hasan Manto 301
824. Babubhai Mehta – 302
825. Sampatlal Srivastava - 325
826. Javed Akhtar 423
827. Salim Khan 436
828. Nanubhai B. Desai 490
829. Hasrat Jaipuri 500
830. A S Usmani – 500
831. Rumi Jaffery – 600
832. Anees Bazmee - 730
833. S. Ameer Haider 1000
834. Saiwyn Qadras 1000 (eg neerja 2016)
835. Vivek Agnihotri 1000 (eg Tashkent Files 2019)
836. Jaya Bachchan 1000 (shahenshah 1988)
837. Binoy Chatterjee - 1150
838. Diwan Sharar – 1500
839. Lalan Kumar Kanj 1240
840. A Bhaskarrao – 5,000
841. Munshi Sham 5,500
842. Ruby Sen 7,000
843. Santosh Suraj 7,500
844. Kanu Desai – 8450
845. Jay Raj Productions Story Dept – 9,350
846. O.P. Dutta - 9,900
847. Himanshu Sharma 10,000 (eg tanu weds manu 2011)
848. Lalit Mahajan - 10,000 (qahar 1997)
849. Supratik Sen 10,000 (eg parched 2015)
850. Uma Anand 10,000
851. Tripurari Sharma 10,000 (eg hazaar chaurasi ki maa)
852. Sanjeev Duggal 10,000 (eg pyar kiya to darna kya 1998)
853. Mahendra Dehlvi (dilwale kabhi na hare 1992 – 12,400)
854. Raj Kanwar – 80,000
855. A.R.Murugadoss 1,00,000 (eg holiday: a soldier is never off duty 2014)
856. Sayed Sultan – 1,60,000 (eg badmaash 1998)
857. K. J. Mahadevan (chandralekha 1948) – 10,00,000
858. Z.D. Lari - 10,00,000 (eg jhooth bole kauwa kaate 1998)
859. Nagesh Kukunoor 10,00,000 (eg hyderabad blues 1998)
860. Neeraj Pandey 10,00,000 (eg special 26 2013)
861. Deepa Mehta - 10,00,000 (eg 1947 earth)
862. Pritam Parkash Bali - 10,00,000 (eg dandnayak 1998)
863. Yunus Sajawal 10,00,000 (sanam 1997)
864. Shivkumar Subramanyam - 10,00,000
865. Kaizad Gustad – 10,00,000 (eg bombay boys)
866. Jayant Gilatar 10,00,000 (eg himmatwala 1998)
867. Bhavani Iyer 10,00,000 (eg lootera 2013)
868. Sanjay Chhel – 10,00,000
869. Shams Lucknawi 10,00,000
870. Kader Khan 10,00,000
871. Dhruva Chatterjee 10,00,000
872. Pt Urmil 10,00,000
873. Chandrakant Gaur 10,00,000
874. Rati Ajmeri 10,00,000
875. Neeraj Pathak 10,00,000
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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf partisi aktivistleri ve eski başbakan İmran Han'ın destekçileri, 9 Mayıs 2023'te Karaçi'de tutuklanmasını protesto ederken yolu kapatırken ateşin yanında çarpıcı sözler atıyorlar. — AFPİSLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) liderleri Ali Muhammed Han ve Senatör Ejaz Chaudhry, yetkililerin parti başkanı İmran Han'ın tutuklanmasının peşinden tetiklenen şiddetli protestoları denetim altına almak amacıyla karşıcılık partisine yönelik baskıyı yoğunlaştırmasıyla İslamabad'dan tutuklandı. .İslamabad polisi Perşembe günü yapmış olduğu açıklamada, parti liderlerinin Bakım Kamu Yönetmeliği (MPO) 3. Bölüm uyarınca gözaltına alındığını söylemiş oldu. Ali Muhammed Han, İmran Han'ın tutuklanmasına ilişkin duruşmanın sürdüğü Yüksek Mahkeme'ye doğru giderken tutuklandı.Son olarak tutuklamalar, PTI liderleri Asad Umar ve Fawad Chaudhry'nin gözaltına alınmasından bigün sonrasında, Shah Mahmood Qureshi ise bugün erken saatlerde aynı eylemle gözaltına alındı.PTI başkanı Imran Khan'ın tutuklanmasının yol açmış olduğu ülke çapındaki şiddetli protestoları denetim altına almak amacıyla PTI liderleri kolluk kuvvetleri tarafınca gözaltına alınıyor.Bugün erken saatlerde bir İslamabad Polis sözcüsü, aralarında Qureshi, Umar, Fawad, Jamshed Iqbal Cheema, Falak Naz Chitrali, Mussarat Jamshed Cheema ve Maleeka Bukhari'nin de bulunmuş olduğu fazlaca sayıda PTI liderinin tutuklandığını doğruladı.Sözcü, "Tüm tutuklamalar yasal gereklilikler tamamlandıktan sonrasında gerçekleştirildi" dedi ve daha çok tutuklamanın beklendiği mevzusunda uyarıda bulunmuş oldu.Polis kaynakları, Khan'ın ikinci esnasında olan Kureyşi'nin Pencap ve Hayber Pakhtunkhwa'da çıkan isyan ve kundaklama vakalarında polis tarafınca tutuklandığını söylemiş oldu.Sadece PTI lideri tutuklanmadan ilkin parti işçilerini ülkede gerçek özgürlük için mücadelelerini sürdürmeye teşvik etti.GB CM ev hapsindeKaynaklar Geo News'e verdiği demeçte, PTI destekli Gilgit Baltistan Başbakanı Halid Khursheed'in İslamabad'daki resmi konutunda ülkede devam eden gerilim sebebiyle ev hapsine alındığını söylemiş oldu.İçeriden kaynaklar, GB CM'nin hareketine tam bir yasak getirildiğini, bölgenin içişleri bakanı ve öteki kabine üyelerinin de başbakanla beraber ev hapsinde tutulduğunu ekledi.Kaynaklar, Federal İçişleri Bakanlığı'nın GB CM'yi yetkilerini kötüye kullanmaması mevzusunda uyardığını ve onu PTI işçilerine yönerge vermekle suçladığını söylemiş oldu.Federal içişleri bakanlığının CM Khursheed'e de bölgeye dönmesinin teklif edildiğini söylediler ve İslamabad polisinin de onu bugün erken saatlerde tutuklamaya çalıştığını eklediler.
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