#nazish khan

[secondwheel]

Kalank (2023)

[akultalkies]

Salman Khan, Pooja Hegde, Venkatesh Daggubati, Jagapathi Babu, Jassie Gill, Raghav Juyal, Siddharth Nigam, Palak Tiwari, Tanikella Bharani, Nazish Qarnain, Krrish Saini, Bhoomika Chawla, Vijender Singh, Ram Charan, Farhad Samji,

[nostrumfm]

anonymous    :       hiiii !  who  are  some  older  fcoc  members  and  admins  would  like  to  see?  and  what  archetypes  and  occupations  you  think  are  under  represented?  thank  you ❤️

for  fcs   ,   i’m  gonna  list  some  that  are  30+  and  hopefully  some  of  them  will  meet  your  fancy   !   members  feel  free  to  leave  replies  with  any  that  i  missed   .

female   :     nazish  jahangir   ,   anna  diop   ,   brandee  evans   ,   da’vine  joy  randolph   ,   dichen  lachman   ,   gemma  chan   ,   francia  raisa   ,   hailie  sahar   ,   hannah  john - kamen   ,   jessica  matten   ,   jing  tian   ,   lesley - ann  brandt   ,  meagan  good   ,   hannah  simone   ,   anushka  sharma   ,   meagan  tandy   ,   meaghan  rath   ,   deepika  padukone   ,   nicole  beharie   ,   tiya  sircar   ,   tamara  taylor   ,   maggie  q   ,   christine  adams   ,   ishihara  satomi   ,   jessica  lucas   ,   aishwarya  rai   . male   :     chris  pang   ,   utkarsh  ambudkar   ,   alex  meraz   ,   cooper  andrews   ,   brandon  mychal  smith   ,   brian  tyee  henry   ,   fawad  khan   ,   ilhan  sen   ,   kamenashi  kazuya   ,   kim  jaewook   ,   laroyce  hawkins   ,   laith  ashley   ,   ludi  lin   ,   nick  sagar   ,   sinqua  walls   ,   song  joongki   ,   isaiah  mustafa   ,   khary  payton   ,   nonso  anozie   ,   don  lee   ,   martin  sensmeier   ,   hiroshi  tamaki   ,   raymond  ablack   brian  michael  smith   ,   lee  dongwook   ,   manny  jacinto   . i  wanted  to  include  some  nonbinary  older  fcs  as  well  but  the  only  ones  i  could  think  of  were  janelle  monae  and  natalie  morales   ,   if  anyone  can  think  of  others  feel  free  to  list  them   . archetypes   :     i  feel  like  some  more  rebel  types   ,   wise  /   sage   types   ,   explorer  types   ,   jester  /  class  clown  types   ,   and  super  logical  types  of  muses  would  be  cool   .   will  be  honest   ,   i  googled  archetypes  cause  i  forgot  what  they  were  so  this  answer  might  be  no  help  but  we  would  love  any  types  of  muses   . occupations   :     based  on  the  locations  page  it  looks  like  everything  except  sweet  ambrosia  and  the  wellness  center  could  really  use  more  muses  that  work  at  any  of  those  places   .

[jestershq]

MWF?

all of them . but , i guess , more specifically adelaide kane , beren saat , alanis guillen , charithra chandran , sonya hussain , natalie dormer , lucy liu , katie mcgrath , freida pinto , charlotte hope , melisa asli pamuk , zhu zhu , amita suman , angela baby , sai bennett , zarnish khan , anna shaffer , anushka sharma , naomi scott , nazish jahangir , anya taylor - joy , cara gee , caitriona balfe , claudia kim , jamie chung , sarita choudhury , jessica matten , jing tian , lashana lynch , lily james , medalion rahimi , kinza hashmi , nicola coughlan , q'orianka kilcher , sarah cadon , selin sekerci , sujaya dasgupta , sophia ali , xu lu , zhang zhixi , and zoe robins .

[dotentertainment7866]

Celebrities’ Wishes For Their Spouses On Valentine’s Day

#celebrities#wishes#spouses#valentines#valentinesday#ValentineDay2024#celebritieswishes#dot#entertainment#DotEntertainment

Valentine’s Day is a much celebrated event that is observed on 14th of February every year. Well, the day has its roots connected to the western culture and it is observed to honour the beautiful feeling of ‘Love’. This specific day is celebrated in the memory of a martyred Saint Valentine who was the staunch advocate of love. The day is also called ‘Feast of Saint Valentine’. Valentine’s Day is celebrated worldwide by the people of all the cultures and religion.

On the day, the spouses and lovers send wishes, greeting cards, and gifts to their special ones. The meetups and dinners are also planned on this day by the couples. This year, a lot of Pakistani celebrities have extended their feelings and heartfelt love to their spouses along with the beautiful pictures. Saboor Aly, Ali Ansari, Hiba Qadir, Iqra Aziz, Reema Khan, Nazish Jahangir, Hina Ashfaque, Sehar Hayat and many others shared gorgeous pictures on Valentine’s Day. A few celebrities shared shared videos which include Dananeer Mobeen, Kanwal Aftab and Amina Sheikh. Here we have collected all the pictures for you:

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[tallmantall]

#JamesDonaldson On #MentalHealth – Experts Say Depressed People At Greater Risk Of #Suicide

By Bureau report PESHAWAR: #Mentalhealthexperts said Saturday those suffering from #depression are at a 25-time greater risk of committing #suicide than the general population. They were speaking on the first day of the two-day training workshop on #suicideprevention arranged at the Ibadat Hospital. Horizon, a non-governmental organisation, Pakistan Psychiatric Research Centre, Fountain House Lahore, and the #WorldPsychiatricAssociation Section on Psychiatry in developing countries joined hands to arrange the training. #Psychiatrists, clinical #psychologists, academicians, #students and civil society activists attended the programme. Prof Dr Wajid Ali Akhunzada was the chief guest. The speakers included Prof Dr Nazish Imran, head of the Department of Child and Family Psychiatry at King Edward Medical University and Mayo Hospital, Lahore, Prof Dr Imran Ijaz Haider from Fatima Memorial Hospital, Lahore, Dr Ali Ahsan Mufti, Associate Professor at the Jinnah Medical College, Peshawar and Executive Director of Horizon, Prof Dr Khalid Mufti, Dr Assad Khan and Mumlikat Zahir, a clinical #psychologist with a speciality in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. Dr Ali Ahsan welcomed the participants. “We should take #mentalhealth seriously for our emotional and psychological well-being,” he said while welcoming the participants. The speaker said people who are emotionally healthy are able to handle life’s challenges well, build strong relationships and lead productive, fulfilling lives. “When bad things happen to them, they are able to bounce back and move on,” added the host. In his session, he talked of the physical effects of excessive #stress such as headache, rash, breathlessness, panic attacks, aching joints, nausea, stomach pain, muscle cramps, sleep and eating issues while the emotional effects are nervousness, #anxiety, anger, tension, fear, feeling worthless and the most important is #depression. Dr Ali Ahsan Mufti mentioned the breakdown of family relationships, bereavement, changes in friendship, #abuse, #bullying, experiencing or witnessing violence and, of late, #socialmedia posts as some of the causes of excessive #stress. He said excessive #stress can lead to #depression, #eatingdisorders, #self-harm, severe #anxiety and even #suicide. #James Donaldson notes:Welcome to the “next chapter” of my life… being a voice and an advocate for #mentalhealthawarenessandsuicideprevention, especially pertaining to our younger generation of students and student-athletes.Getting men to speak up and reach out for help and assistance is one of my passions. Us men need to not suffer in silence or drown our sorrows in alcohol, hang out at bars and strip joints, or get involved with drug use.Having gone through a recent bout of #depression and #suicidalthoughts myself, I realize now, that I can make a huge difference in the lives of so many by sharing my story, and by sharing various resources I come across as I work in this space.  #http://bit.ly/JamesMentalHealthArticleOrder your copy of James Donaldson's latest book,#CelebratingYourGiftofLife:From The Verge of Suicide to a Life of Purpose and Joy www.celebratingyourgiftoflife.com Prof Dr Nazish Imran took up myths and misconceptions about #mentalhealth and #suicide. She called for exploring the differences between the myths and realities of #mentalillness, understanding the #stigma surrounding #mentalillness, its impact on help-seekers and the role that #healthcareprofessionals can play in the prevention of #self-harm and #suicide. The expert touched on #suicidalbehaviors, #suicide, such attempts, related ideation, non-suicidal #self-injury, deliberate #self-harm, #suicide survivors, postvention and psychological autopsy. Dr Nazish Imran said there are 10-25 #suicideattempts for every #suicide. Quoting from a study, she said a total of 2295 #suicide cases were taken up for the study, of them 1420 were #males (61.87per cent), and 875 were #females (38.12 per cent). The expert said most #suicides occurred under age 30 (71.2 per cent) while 87.33 percent of subjects were married. She cited domestic conflicts, #financial reasons or poverty, failure in love or marriage as the main reasons. Dr Nazish Imran said people with #suicidalideation usually loses all hopes and see no other option. “Any act of #self-harm needs to be taken seriously as it is mostly a cry for help by people in distress,” added the expert. Prof Dr Imran Ijaz Haider called for understanding and identifying types of effective communication to tackle #mentalhealthchallenges. “A #mentalhealth practitioner should be friendly, attentive, non-judgmental and involve the person in distress to speak up and by offering empathy,” he said while urging that an environment should be created to facilitate open communication with the #patients. He talked of types of effective communication both verbal and non-verbal and laid #stress on body language, eye contact, hand gestures, privacy and confidentiality as all this wins the trust of the #patient. Mumlikat Zahir talked about the assessment of #depression and its relationship with #suicide psychological measurement. The speaker said the lifetime risk of #suicide among people with untreated #depression ranges from 2.2 - 15 per cent. “#Depression is present in at least 50 per cent of all #suicides. Those suffering from #depression are at a 25-times greater risk for #suicide than others,” she added. The speaker said persistent depressed mood and markedly diminished interest in activities for at least two weeks were among the core symptoms of #depression. Of the additional symptoms, she mentioned disturbed sleep or sleeping too much, significant change in appetite or weight (decrease or increase), the belief of worthlessness, excessive guilt, fatigue or loss of energy, reduced concentration, indecisiveness, talking or moving slower than usual, helplessness, #suicidalthoughts or acts She said a person is likely to have #suicidalthoughts if he or she is in #depression, feeling low mood, worthlessness, #hopelessness, has a lack of interest in daily activities and is in self-#isolation. Read the full article

[dear-indies]

Can you recommend any face claims of young women (20s to 30s) of Southeast Asian or Pakistani descent?

Pakistani:

Nazish Jahangir (1988) Pakistani.  

Wardah Khan (1989) Saudi Arabian and Kashmiri Pakistani.

Neelofa (1989) Malay, Pakistani, and Unspecified Arab.

Sonya Hussyn (1991) Pakistani.

Tazzy Phe (1991) Pashtun Pakistani.

Neelam Muneer (1992) Pakistani. 

Shazi Raja (1992) Pakistani.

Zarnish Khan (1993) Pakistani.

Tahirah Sharif (1993) Afro-Jamaican / Pakistani. 

Sophia Taylor Ali (1995) Pakistani.

Alizeh Shah (2000) Pakistani. 

Filipino:

Malaya Rivera Drew (1985) Tagalog Filipino, English, Unspecified Native American, Polish and Spanish.

Cassie (1986) Filipino [Unspecified] / Afro-Vincentian, Afro-Anguillan and Mexican.

Mela Franco Habijan (1987) Tagalog Filipino.

Glaiza de Castro (1988) Tagalog Filipino - queer.

Maja Salvador (1988) Waray and Bisaya [Sugbuanon] Filipino, some Spanish and Catalan.

Yeng Constantino (1988) Bicolano and Tagalog Filipino.

Pia Wurtzbach (1989) Tagalog Filipino / German.

Anna Akana (1989) Filipino [Unspecified], possibly Spanish / Japanese, Native Hawaiian, possibly English, Irish, German, French, and Chinese

Cassie Steele (1989) Filipino  [Unspecified] / English.

Yasmien Kurdi (1989) Kurdish, Lebanese, and Chinese Filipino.

Rachel Tee Tyler (1989) Filipino [Unspecified].

Nava Rose (1990) Filipino [Unspecified].

Nicole Gale Anderson (1990) Filipino [Unspecified], Spanish / British, Swedish, German.

Erich Gonzales (1990) Bisaya Filipino.

Kim Chiu (1990) Bisaya [Sugbuanon] Filipino and Chinese.

Kevin Balot (1991) Filipino [Unspecified] - trans.

Charlotte Nicdao (1991) Bisaya Filipino / Unspecified.

Wawa Zainal (1991) Bruneian, Bajau Malaysian and Tausug Filipino.

Kim Adis (1993) Bisaya Filipino.

Ashley Argota (1993) Filipino [Unspecified].

Charlene Almarvez (1993) Filipino [Unspecified].

Saweetie (1993) Tagalog and Bisaya [Ilonggo and Sugbuanon] Filipino, Chinese / African-American.

Kylie Padilla (1993) Iloko, Kapampangan, and Bikol Filipino, Chinese; most likely some white (remote Spanish — the Padilla clan are known for being mestizo).

Louriza Tronco (1993) Bisaya [Ilonggo] Filipino.

Coryn Mabalot (1993) Filipino [Unspecified].

Lauren Young (1993) Filipino [Unspecified] / English, Scottish, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, Welsh, remote Dutch, and remote German.

Devon Seron (1993) Bisaya Filipino.

Nadine Lustre (1993) Aklanon, Ilocano, Pangasinan and Tagalog Filipino.

Catriona Gray (1994) Bikol Filipino / Scottish.

Jasmine Curtis-Smith (1994) Ilocano Filipino / Australian  [Unspecified].

Alexa Steele (1995) Filipino [Unspecified] / English.

Jessica Sanchez (1995) Aklanon Filipino / Mexican, including Spanish, Indigenous Mexican, and African.

Christina Nadin (1995)  Filipino [Unspecified] / English and Irish.

Courtney Bandeko (1996) Filipino [Unspecified].

Eva Noblezada (1996) Bisaya [Sugbuanon/Bohol and Ilonggo]  Filipino / Mexican.

Morissette Amon (1996) Bisaya [Sugbuanon] Filipino.

Meg DeLacy (1996) Filipino [Unspecified] / Irish.

Cymphonique Miller (1996) African-American / Filipino [Unspecified] and Scottish.

Kathryn Bernardo (1996) Tagalog Filipino.

Rabiya Mateo (1996) Ilonggo Filipino / Indian.

Maris Racal (1997) Bisaya [Sugbuanon] Filipino.

Anna Suda (1997) Japanese / Filipino [Unspecified].

Sharifa Akeel (1997) Filipino, Qatari, and Iranian.

Chelsea Clark (1998) Filipino [Unspecified].

Jane De Leon (1998) Bisaya [Bol-anon] Filipino.

Gabbi Garcia (1998) Tagalog Filipino.

Janella Salvador (1998) Bisaya [Sugbuanon] Filipino.

Thai:

Florence Faivre (1983) Thai / French. 

Alisa Allapach (1983) Thai. 

Noey Chotika Wongwilas (1984) Thai. 

Bow Benjawan Artner (1986) German / Thai. 

Treechada Petcharat / Nong Poy (1986) Thai - trans

Puifai Natapat Wipataradachtragoon (1987) Thai. 

Mint Minthita Wattanakul (1988) Thai. 

Nanan Phakjira Kanrattanasoot (1989) Thai. 

Toey Jarinporn Joonkiat (1990) Thai.

Rania Joy Jutamas Wichai (1990) Thai.

Bua Nalinthip Sakulongumpai (1990) Thai. 

Zorzo Natharuetai Akkharakitwattanakul (1990) Thai. 

Namtarn Pichukkana Wongsarattanasin (1991) Thai. 

Wawwa Nichari Chokprajakchat (1991) Thai. 

Prima Bhunjaroeun (1991) Thai. 

Pattie Ungsumalynn Sirapatsakmetha (1991) Thai. 

Baifern Pimchanok Luevisadpaibul (1992) Thai.

Davika Hoorne (1992) Thai / Belgian.

Lanlalin Tejasa Weckx / Charebelle Lanlalin (1992) Thai.

Kanya Sesser (1992) Thai - born without legs. 

Pear Pitchapa Phanthumchinda (1992) Thai.

Maeya Nonthawan Thongleng (1992) Thai.

Yaya Urassaya Sperbund (1993) Thai / Norwegian. 

Kitty Chicha Amatayakul (1993) Thai. 

Sassanee Smile Wiraporn (1993) Thai.

Marline Yan (1993) Cambodian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, and Indian.

Pat Chayanit Chansangavej (1994) Thai. 

Ticha Wongtipkanon (1994) Thai. 

Fon Sananthachat Thanapatpisal (1994) Thai.

Mild Lapassalan Jiravechsoontornkul (1994) Thai. 

Maengmum Tanshi Bumrungkit (1995) Thai. 

Piglet Charada Imraporn (1995) Thai. 

Thanaerng Kanyawee Songmuang (1996) Thai.

Lydia Graham (1996) Thai / British. 

Mook Worranit Thawornwong (1996) Thai. 

Chonnasorn Sajakul / Sorn (1996) Thai. 

Nychaa Nuttanicha Dungwattanawanich (1996) Thai. 

Mook Mookda Narinrak (1996) Thai. 

Nene Pornnappan Pornpenpipat (1997) Thai.

Nicha Yontararak / Minnie (1997) Thai. 

Myra Molloy (1997) Thai / Unspecified American. 

Dorothy Petzold (1997) Thai / German. 

Fah Yongwaree Anilbol (1999) Thai. 

Jannine Weigel (2000) Thai / German. 

Rinrada Thurapan (?) Thai - trans.

Sirada Tanapeng (?) Thai. 

Vietnamese:

Ali Wong (1982) Vietnamese / Chinese. 

Levy Tran (1983) Vietnamese. 

Ho Ngọc Hà (1984) Vietnamese. 

Hari Won (1985) Vietnamese / Korean. 

Nguyễn Minh Hằng / Min (1988) Vietnamese.

Hoàng Thùy Linh (1988) Vietnamese. 

Bảo Thy (1988) Vietnamese.

Kelly Marie Tran (1989) Vietnamese.

Bich Phuong (1989) Vietnamese.

Gina Darling (1989) Vietnamese / Russian.

Dianne Doan (1990) Vietnamese.

Chantal Thuy (1990) Vietnamese.

Patti Harrison (1990) Vietnamese / White - trans.

Aoife Hinds (1991) Vietnamese / Irish. 

Julie Vu (1992) Vietnamese - trans. 

Suni Hạ Linh (1993) Vietnamese. 

Phan Kim Cương / Liz (1993) Vietnamese. 

Hoàng Yến Chibi (1993) Vietnamese.

Chi Pu (1993) Vietnamese. 

Marline Yan (1993) Cambodian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, and Indian.

Khoi My (1995) Vietnamese.

La Thanh Thanh (1993) Vietnamese.

Jolie Nguyen (1997) Vietnamese.

Jessica Vu (1999) Vietnamese.

Star Slade (1999) Vietnamese / Metis - pansexual.

Burmese:

Ah Moon (1991) Burmese.

Myo Ko Ko San (1994) Burmese - trans.

Zun Than Sin (1995) Burmese and Rakhine.

Waddy Lwin Moe (1998) 7/8 Burmese and 1/8 Punjabi Indian.

Malaysian:

Bishamber Das (1985) Punjabi Indian and Malaysian.

Yuna (1986) Malaysian.

Heliza Helmi (1986) Malaysian.

Ummi Nazeera (1990) Malaysian.

Shila Amzah (1990) Malaysian.

Lin Min-Chen (1990) Chinese Malaysian.

Syatilla Melvin (1991) Malaysian / Japanese.

Wawa Zainal (1991) Bruneian, Bajau Malaysian and Tausug Filipino.

Mira Filzah (1994) Malaysian.

Elfira Loy (1994) Javanese Indonesian and Malaysian.

Sweet Qismina (1997) Malaysian.

Emily Bador (1997) Malaysian / English.

Indonesian:

Dian Sastrowardoyo (1982) Indonesian.

Laudya Cynthia Bella (1988) Sundanese Indonesian.

Jessica Mauboy (1989) Indonesian / Kuku Yalanji.

Julie Estelle (1989) Indonesian / French-American.

Elfira Loy (1994) Javanese Indonesian and Malaysian.

Maudy Ayunda (1994) Indonesian.

Lulu Antariksa (1995) Indonesian / German.

Prilly Latuconsina (1996) Moluccan Indonesian and Sundanese Indonesian.

Brianne Tju (1998) Chinese / Indonesian.

Nicole Zenfaya / Niki (1999) Indonesian.

Jihane Almira Chedid (2000) Javanese Indonesian / Lebanese.

Zoë Love Smith (2000) Indonesian / Afro-Curaçaoan.

Cambodian:

Pisay Pao (1984) Cambodian.

Debbie Sath (1985) Cambodian / Salvadoran.

Ellen Wong (1985) Chinese Cambodian.

Laura Mam (1986) Cambodian.

Marline Yan (1993) Cambodian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, and Indian.

Tai’aysha (1998) Dominican and Cambodian.

Bruneian:

Nina Iskandar (1991) Bruneian.

Wawa Zainal (1991) Bruneian, Bajau Malaysian and Tausug Filipino.

Laotian:

N/A

East Timorese:

N/A

I've only listed those with resources otherwise this would get lengthy but please let me know if you want suggestions without resources too!

[fiduproperties]

Fidu Properties COO

Nazish Khan is the Chief Operating Officer (COO) Fidu Properties, Nazish Khan has been the primary guiding light for the company’s plan and organization. Currently, Nazish Khan heads the company from its prestigious Emaar Square office and has plans to expand the real estate firm.  

Nazish Khan was born, raised, and educated in Dubai. His experience in Dubai, as well as his family’s involvement in Dubai’s real estate industry, has moulded him into the leader he is today. He entered the job market at a young age, delving right into the industry he is most passionate about, real estate. Nazish Khan started as a sales consultant and quickly moved up to a senior in the field. In his next pursuit, he was assigned the role of sales manager and then, general manager. He achieved the position of upper management at a young age and has often been labeled as a trailblazer in his field. Quickly moving through the ranks in the industry, he has put in the work and gained the knowledge to earn his distinguished reputation. A few of his areas of expertise include specialized real estate investment, asset management, team oversight, company set up, sales set up, recruitment, and sales training.  

His sixteen years of experience in the field guarantees that he has a formidable understanding of the world of real estate. His discipline to time and hard work has navigated the company towards swift progress

One of Nazish Khan’s fundamental beliefs and an aspect of his success is the acknowledgment and respect of his employees. At Fidu Properties, Nazish Khan strives to implement an environment of productivity and appreciation. He believes that every minute of life should be used in the investment of success and happiness

Fidu Properties is a Chinese-based real estate firm that has been established in and operates out of Dubai. The company was inaugurated in January 2018 and has since achieved positive acclaim and a prominent position in the UAE’s real estate industry. Due to the leadership and guidance of upper management as well as the active participation of employees, Fidu Properties gained success in Dubai after only a few short months and has continued along the same trajectory towards prosperity. Under the leadership of Nazish Khan, Fidu Properties has been recognized as one of Emaar’s Top Platinum Brokers for the last two years. The company has also been recognized as the best newcomer agency by Dubizzle and has been the recipient of awards from other established awarding institutions.

[qamer]

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[goharshahi]

New Video: Various Speakers on Jashan e Shahi Event 2022 | ALRA TV

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Loving souls from across the globe deliver their experiences on the auspicious occassion of Jashan e Shahi 2022!

00:00 - Trailer 01:04 - Muhammad Muzammil 01:40 - Saima Khalid 06:38 - Hafiz Nadeem Siddiqui 07:38 - Asia Sohail 12:09 - Muhammad Sadiq 14:18 - Asif Haidery 15:05 - Tauseef Irfan 21:19 - Wajid Ali Khan 33:24 - Nazish Riaz Younus 40:08 - Rev. Steve Bell 43:17 - Ashif Burkutoola 48:49 - M. Salaoudeen Mohun 50:52 - Joytara Bibi

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[diranproductions]

Women who are Breaking the Bias - International Women's Day Documentary from Diran Productions on Vimeo.

A documentary for Accelerate Prosperity Pakistan on women entrepreneurs who are inspiring others to break the bias in Pakistan's male-dominated business areana.

Directed by Imran Ahmed Hunzai youtube.com/imranhunzai

Music: DJ Ghasuray youtube.com/c/DjGhasuray

Agency: Centangle Interactive Pvt. Ltd. centangle.com

Production House: Diran Productions Pvt. Ltd. diranproductions.com

Script: Syeda Karima Shams

Cinematography: Majid Ali Baig

DoP: Ali Hassan Sultan (Hunza, Ghizer, Gilgit), Husnain Khalid (Peshawar)

Aerial Cinematography: Imran Ahmed Hunzai, Majid Ali Baig

Production Assistant: Junaid Khan (Hunza), Asadullah (Peshawar)

POST: Husnain Khalid

Accelerate Prosperity Team: Anila Shaheen, Karima Khan

Centangle Interactive Team: Arslan Khalid, Mushahid Hussain

Voiceover: Jahan Ara Chughtai

Translators: Ishrat Fatima, Ali Hassan Sultan

Transcription: Farhan Karim, Nida Ibrahim, Raheela, Nazish Khatak

Drivers: Noorbaz Khan, Tahir

#BreakTheBias #GilgitBaltisan #IWD #WomenEntrepreneurs

[idasolonline]

Lux Style Awards 2021: Nazish Jahangir opens up about the script of the drama

Lux Style Awards 2021: Nazish Jahangir opens up about the script of the drama

Pakistani actress Nazish Jahangir, who has been nominated for Lux Style Awards 2021 for her stellar performance in Geo TV’s romantic drama serial Kahin Deep Jaley, recently opened up about the script of the dramas. Nazish, Hiba Bukhari, and Junaid Khan recently appeared on Nida Yasir’s show and talked about the script of the Pakistani dramas. Nazish said at some places, the script of the dramas…

[urdunewspedia]

نازش جہانگیر اداکارہ کے علاوہ کیا بن گئیں - اردو نیوز پیڈیا

نازش جہانگیر اداکارہ کے علاوہ کیا بن گئیں – اردو نیوز پیڈیا

اردو نیوز پیڈیا آن لائین پاکستان شوبز انڈسٹری کی معروف اداکارہ نازش جہانگیر’شیف‘ بن گئیں ہیں۔ اداکارہ نازش جہانگیر نے انسٹاگرام پر کچن سے اپنی تصاویر شیئر کرتے ہوئے آلو کے پکوڑے اور فروٹ چاٹ سے متعلق اپنی پسند کا اظہار کیا ہے۔   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Nazish Khan (@nazishjahangir) نازش جہانگیر نے مداحوں سے پوچھا ہے کہ انہیں افطار میں سب سے اچھا کیا لگتا ہے۔ اداکارہ…

[ijtsrd]

An Assessment of Socio Economic Causes of Commuting of Constructional Workers A Case Study of Moradabad City

by Nazish Naz | Jabir Hasan Khan "An Assessment of Socio-Economic Causes of Commuting of Constructional Workers: A Case Study of Moradabad City"

Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-4 | Issue-6 , October 2020,

URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd33241.pdf

Paper Url: https://www.ijtsrd.com/humanities-and-the-arts/other/33241/an-assessment-of-socioeconomic-causes-of-commuting-of-constructional-workers-a-case-study-of-moradabad-city/nazish-naz

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The present study is an attempt to assess the demographic and socio economic characteristics of constructional workers who commute to Moradabad city. The main focus of the study has been on investigating the causes which derive the constructional workers to commute to city. For accomplishment this objective, a field survey has been conducted in Moradabad city on daily labour markets and the major constructional sites to collect the data by using a well structured questionnaire in month of April May, 2017 by following the simple random sampling method. The 25 constructional workers consisting 627 respondents were sampled from each daily labor markets of Moradabad city. The data obtained through the survey has been analysed by simple percentage and average method. Overall analysis reveals that most of workers are either small farmers or farm labourer and most of them were compelled to commute to city due to their declining size of landholding, and increasing landlessness which results in losing the potential to sustain their livelihoods. Besides irregularity of work, seasonal and arduous nature of work were also other significant factors responsible for commuting. The study also suggests pertinent suggestions to reduce the rate of commuting of daily wage earners by making them economically sound and socially sustained in their place of domicile. 

[wafkarachi]

Joint statement: Attacks on women in media in Pakistan

Vicious attacks through social media are being directed at women journalists and commentators in Pakistan, making it incredibly difficult for us to carry out our professional duties.

The target of these attacks are women with differing viewpoints and those whose reports have been critical of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s government, and more specifically its handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

The online attacks are instigated by government officials and then amplified by a large number of Twitter accounts, which declare their affiliation to the ruling party.

In what is certainly a well-defined and coordinated campaign, personal details of women journalists and analysts have been made public. To further discredit, frighten and intimidate us, we are referred to as peddlers of “fake news”, “enemy of the people” and accused of taking bribes (often termed as "paid" journalists or lifafas).

In some instances, our pictures and videos have also been morphed.

Women in the media are not only targeted for their work, but also their gender. Our social media timelines are then barraged with gender-based slurs, threats of sexual and physical violence. These have the potential to incite violence and lead to hate crimes, putting our physical safety at risk.

Lately, there have also been attempts to hack into the social media accounts of reporters and analysts, as well as limit our access to information. In some cases, journalists have been locked out of their social media accounts as a result of hacking attempts.

Women in the media, especially those on social media platforms, are finding it increasingly difficult to remain on these platforms and engage freely. Many now self-censor, refrain from sharing information, giving their opinion or actively engaging online.

These sustained attacks undermine public trust in journalism and go against the basic tenets of democracy. It is a public right to access accurate and reliable information, especially during a public health emergency.

We are being prevented from exercising our right to free speech and participate in public discourse. When we self-censor, others are prevented from receiving information to form their views, which is a violation of their rights under Article 19-A.

When attacks and threats are made against us, we do not enjoy the protection of the law as guaranteed under Article 4, and this is the direct result of the actions of those who hold positions in government and are affiliated with the PTI.

Last July, Shireen Mazari, the minister for human rights, promised to take notice of threats against journalists and to address the climate of abuse, bullying, fear and censorship. Ms. Mazari, we are waiting.

We demand that the government:

1) Immediately restrain its members from repeatedly targeting women in the media

2) Send out a clear message to all party members, supporters and followers, to desist from launching these attacks, whether directly or indirectly

3) Hold all such individuals within the government accountable and take action against them

We also call upon the Standing Committees on Human Rights of the upper and lower house of parliament to take notice and hold the government accountable by ensuring they acknowledge, apologize and list the actions they will now take to put an end to such a threatening environment.

Dated:  23 August 2020

Signed by:

Mehmal Sarfraz

Benazir Shah

Amber Shamsi

Zebunnisa Burki

Ramsha Jahangir

Asma Shirazi

Ayesha Bakhsh

Gharidah Farooqi

Aleena Farooq Sheikh

Coalition For Women in Journalism

Kamila Hyat

Rabia Mehmood

Reem Khurshid

Qurratulain (Annie) Zaman

Marium Chaudhry

Nosheen Abbas

The International Coalition for Women in Journalism

Ailia Zehra

Najia Ashar

Sadaf Khan

R Umaima Ahmed

Umber Khairi

Muna Khan

Kiran Nazish

Afia Salam

Lubna Jerar Naqvi

Maheen Usmani

Sana Bucha

Ailia Zahra

Naziha Syed Ali

Rehana Hakim

Aysha Raja

Nida Kirmani

Sarah Atiq

Fauzia Yazdani

Sameen Mohsin

Aisha Sarwari

Meera Ghani

Nighat Dad

Farahnaz Ispahani

Saba Ismail

Gulalai Ismail

Afshan Masab

Network of Women Journalists for Digital Rights

Women’s Action Forum, Lahore

Women’s Action Forum, Karachi