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dera manana mong sara da brakha kawalo na
pa zini inzurono ke pa Pashto likal na di shawi na pohegam che dasey wali di zaka che da dey gwand pa ghwando ke kho aru maru pa pashto jaba ke likal pakar di che dwei ye na liki no bal sok kho ba ye hicherey wana liki
hasey hum pa Pakistan ke da Pashto likal aw lwastal pa nisht shmer diComment
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nice pictures ?It's enough that I know, Our time had a home, In your heart..Was a place..But the glass always breaks..Comment
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I wish these women would cover their faces as 95% of Pashtun women cover their faces.Comment
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LOL first i thought you were making a joke because i only saw men, then when i looked up, i saw the women.Originally posted by emkhan View Post
I wish they would reject shalwar kameez and wear pashtun kaali, since theyre "nationalists" lol.Comment
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ANP wins Kohistan seat --provincial assembly---Comment
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PTI didn't contest in these bi-elections did they ? they have a hoti too and that former IB director Khattak..isn't he from this constituency ?
MARDAN: Awami National Party (ANP) leader Muhammad Azam Hoti on Sunday said the result of the Kohistan by-election had proved that people of the province were satisfied with the performance of the ANP leaders and provincial government.
Addressing public meetings in Kohi Barmol, Peepal in PK-28 constituency of Katlang, he said the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) government had failed to implement Shariah in Malakand division during its five-year government. The followers of the red flag, however, implemented Shariah there, he added.
Mardan ANP President Muhammad Farooq Akram Khan, Deputy General Secretary Gohar Ali Shah and others also addressed the meetings. Many political activists, including those from the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl, Pakistan People’s Party and Pakistan Muslim League-N quit their parties and announced joining the ANP.
Azam Hoti, who is the father of Ameer Haider Hoti, gave red caps to the new entrants to the ANP on the occasion. He said a conspiracy was being hatched against the Pakhtun land and Pakistan with the involvement of various countries of the world to break Pakistan but “we will foil this conspiracy”.
He said the ANP leaders and Chief Minister Ameer Haider Hoti had fulfilled his promises and restored peace in Malakand and also started development schemes and mega projects in the entire province, especially in Mardan district, which had been ignored during the last 63 years.It's enough that I know, Our time had a home, In your heart..Was a place..But the glass always breaks..Comment
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This public meeting is in Mianwali----It seems ANP is making incursions into Imran Khan's constituency.Last edited by Toramana; 11-29-2011, 03:22 AM.Comment
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^ the news report on that jalsa
Pakhtuns know how to defend their land, says Asfandyar
dawn.com
SWABI, Nov 28: Awami National Party central chief Asfandyar Wali Khan has said that no one can wipe out Pakhtuns from their soil as they know how to defend their land.
“Pakhtuns want peace on their soil and they have been working for peace and tranquility in their region,” he told a big public gathering at Bacha Khan Hospital Complex in Shahmansoor here on Monday.
The ANP chief said that armed forces were capable to counter external threat and no country should allow use of its territory for attacks against Pakistan.
“The Nato strike is an aggression against the country. We would defend our country with complete vigour and no one is allowed to violate our boundaries and attack our forces,” he said.
On the occasion, many workers of different parties from Buner and Mardan announced joining ANP. All key leaders of the party were present on the occasion.
“Our leaders and workers have rendered numerous sacrifices for the country`s sovereignty and solidarity. The followers of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan are ready to lay down their lives for the motherland,” Mr Khan said.
He said that ANP fought against invaders and its leaders and workers played a leading role in fighting against the usurpers. He added that some elements hatched conspiracies against the democratic setup in the country. However, he did not elaborate.
He said that if he was reelected central president of the party, in the elections being held on Nov 30, he would ask ANP provincial chief Afrasiab Khattak to bring back annoyed workers to the party fold.
Addressing on the occasion, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ameer Haider Khan Hoti enumerated various achievements of his government, saying they succeeded on many fronts where previous governments had failed.
Referring to NFC award, he said that they had Rs40 billions in their exchequer that would be spent on the welfare of people. The ANP government succeeded to increase its share in oil and gas royalty from Rs330 millions to Rs16 billions, he said. “The provincial government has set up its own Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Oil and Gas Development Company,” Mr Hoti said.
He sanctioned the extension of Pehur High Level Canal, which was a longstanding demand of the people. He said that government allowed Rs30 million for its survey, which was expected to be completed within three months.
“After the survey, government will start work on the mega project, which will irrigate thousands kanals land in the district,” he added.
The chief minister said that he also sanctioned Rs580 million for the construction of 30 kilometres Topi-Utla Road. He said that the road would be named after Hanif Gul Jadoon, who was killed in a suicide attack on Eid day.
“The government has also provided Rs460 million for construction of Swabi Police Lines, which was attacked by the suicide bomber on November 1, 2010,” he said.
Mr Hoti said that Rs140 million were allocated for construction and repairing of Swabi-Mardan Road. About Razaar tehsil, he said that they allocated Rs220 million for the building of the new tehsil. The construction of the building was delayed because the fund was diverted to help flood survivors, he said.
He allocated Rs600 million for uplift schemes in six provincial assembly constituencies in the district.
Afrasiab Khattak, Minister for Zakat and Ushr Zar Shaid Khan and district president Haji Rehmanullah also spoke on the occasion.It's enough that I know, Our time had a home, In your heart..Was a place..But the glass always breaks..Comment
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^ the news report on that jalsa
Pakhtuns know how to defend their land, says Asfandyar
dawn.com
SWABI, Nov 28: Awami National Party central chief Asfandyar Wali Khan has said that no one can wipe out Pakhtuns from their soil as they know how to defend their land.
“Pakhtuns want peace on their soil and they have been working for peace and tranquility in their region,” he told a big public gathering at Bacha Khan Hospital Complex in Shahmansoor here on Monday.
The ANP chief said that armed forces were capable to counter external threat and no country should allow use of its territory for attacks against Pakistan.
“The Nato strike is an aggression against the country. We would defend our country with complete vigour and no one is allowed to violate our boundaries and attack our forces,” he said.
On the occasion, many workers of different parties from Buner and Mardan announced joining ANP. All key leaders of the party were present on the occasion.
“Our leaders and workers have rendered numerous sacrifices for the country`s sovereignty and solidarity. The followers of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan are ready to lay down their lives for the motherland,” Mr Khan said.
He said that ANP fought against invaders and its leaders and workers played a leading role in fighting against the usurpers. He added that some elements hatched conspiracies against the democratic setup in the country. However, he did not elaborate.
He said that if he was reelected central president of the party, in the elections being held on Nov 30, he would ask ANP provincial chief Afrasiab Khattak to bring back annoyed workers to the party fold.
Addressing on the occasion, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ameer Haider Khan Hoti enumerated various achievements of his government, saying they succeeded on many fronts where previous governments had failed.
Referring to NFC award, he said that they had Rs40 billions in their exchequer that would be spent on the welfare of people. The ANP government succeeded to increase its share in oil and gas royalty from Rs330 millions to Rs16 billions, he said. “The provincial government has set up its own Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Oil and Gas Development Company,” Mr Hoti said.
He sanctioned the extension of Pehur High Level Canal, which was a longstanding demand of the people. He said that government allowed Rs30 million for its survey, which was expected to be completed within three months.
“After the survey, government will start work on the mega project, which will irrigate thousands kanals land in the district,” he added.
The chief minister said that he also sanctioned Rs580 million for the construction of 30 kilometres Topi-Utla Road. He said that the road would be named after Hanif Gul Jadoon, who was killed in a suicide attack on Eid day.
“The government has also provided Rs460 million for construction of Swabi Police Lines, which was attacked by the suicide bomber on November 1, 2010,” he said.
Mr Hoti said that Rs140 million were allocated for construction and repairing of Swabi-Mardan Road. About Razaar tehsil, he said that they allocated Rs220 million for the building of the new tehsil. The construction of the building was delayed because the fund was diverted to help flood survivors, he said.
He allocated Rs600 million for uplift schemes in six provincial assembly constituencies in the district.
Afrasiab Khattak, Minister for Zakat and Ushr Zar Shaid Khan and district president Haji Rehmanullah also spoke on the occasion.It's enough that I know, Our time had a home, In your heart..Was a place..But the glass always breaks..Comment
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