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365: April 5-11
Never Been
There were always a lot of dogs in Masyaf. If you’d call a dæmon that looked like a dog a dog at least. That didn’t stop most Assassins from having dog dæmons and Malik was no exception. Nishtar was a cream and white canaan dog and wasn’t even the only one. Canaan dogs were popular choices for Assassins along with their sleek saluki cousins. Ones who didn’t have dogs had other useful dæmons; birds or cats or even rats. Rauf had a mongoose and that made everyone just uneasy around him, especially the handful of men who had snakes as dæmons. But most of them had dogs because, and everyone knew this, they were dogs; loyal, obedient, and if need be, vicious.
Today was one of the last inspections Malik would have as a journeyman. He’d made his first kill years ago and would get to become a proper Assassin soon. Nishtar had settled but that wasn’t enough to be considered an ‘adult’ in Masyaf. You had to finish your training and Malik was so close. Hopefully today would be the last time he had to line up for inspection with the rest of his age mates. No one liked inspection. It was simply the worst part of the training.
The hall monitor came by and you stood outside your door with your dæmon by your side, or in easy view, and they made sure you were dressed properly and then reached out and touched your dæmon. If you flinched you were sent to contact training, if you didn’t you were left to your own devices until whatever normal training or lessons you had. Malik hated it. It always made him want to throw up and had since he was a boy. He wasn’t the only one. He had vivid memories all through his life of the other boys in his hall yelling or puking when their dæmons were touched by their hall monitor. One time a knife had been drawn. No attack had followed up on it but the fight trigger had been so strong. Malik had never puked thankfully but he’d been trained out of reacting when people touched his dæmon.
He stood with his roommate outside their room. Zain’s dæmon Basket (what a fucking stupid name for a dæmon) was also a dog but his looked more like a pharaoh hound mixed with some stringy pariah dog you’d see out in the wastes between civilization and it always trembled during inspection. Malik felt Nishtar look around his legs at Basket and he lightly tapped her side with his leg: don’t look at Basket.
‘He’s going to get himself in trouble,’ Nishtar said into his mind.
‘Not our problem,’ he thought back.
‘He’s so annoying when he fails inspection,’ she complained. ‘He’s going to fail this time I just know it. And then he’s going to climb onto the bed and cry.’
‘Not our problem,’ Malik thought as the hall monitor was drawing closer. Their own dæmon was a canaan dog too but was darker brown with a cream collar and saddle. Bistil stalked up and down the journeymen and novices being inspected today and like Nishtar he noticed how jittery Basket was today. Unlike Nishtar he didn’t care and just glared daggers at the shivering dæmon but moved on ahead of his person.
The hall monitor looked Malik over briefly and noted on his board that his uniform was satisfactory. Then he leaned down and gave Nishtar a rough but agreeable pet on the top of her head. She closed her eyes at the rough attention but didn’t flinch away. Malik didn’t flinch either and just stood there but his stomach was in an absolute knot. He was going to throw up if this went on much longer and he hadn’t had breakfast yet so it would just be bile and stomach acid. Worse was Nishtar was sympathetic to stuff like that so if Malik threw up his dæmon would too and everyone had the same vitriolic reaction listening to a dog throwing up.
It only lasted about five seconds but that was enough. Malik blinked when the hand was removed from Nishtar’s head but he didn’t breathe out yet. That was still a flinch. The hall monitor inspected Zain and Basket next.
Malik lurched away when the hall monitor went to pet Basket and as soon as he touched Basket’s head the dæmon lashed out to bite the hand. Before he could even do so, it happened so fast, Bistil was on top of him, jaws around Basket’s throat and Basket on the ground.
Every dæmon in the hall started barking like crazy and in the confined space it was so loud Malik was momentarily stunned.
The hall monitor pulled Bistil off of Basket who lay on the ground breathing hard, tongue lolling out of his mouth. He bled but not so much he’d bleed out and Malik reached out and put his hand on Nishtar’s head. She’d moved to stand between his legs protectively, barking furiously at Bistil, or maybe Basket. ‘I told you he’d fail! And he’s going to be so annoying,’ she said into his mind.
Bistil started barking back at the other dæmons and quickly everyone quieted. Everyone knew who was in charge and it was Bistil. Malik kept his hand on Nishtar anyway.
The hall monitor didn’t look too ruffled by the whole thing. Zain was knelt by his dæmon who was still just laying on the ground panting hard, eyes wide and wild. “Once you’ve cleaned up this mess make sure you go down to contact conditioning,” he told Zain.
“Yes, sir,” Zain said, not looking at him.
“Everyone back into positions,” the hall monitor snapped. “Your inspection is not over.” But Malik noted he wasn’t the only one who’d moved to have their dæmon stand or sit between their legs. Down the hall from the way the hall monitor had come Malik did see to some amusement Paul trying and failing to pull his completely puffed up cat dæmon off him.
‘Basket and Zain better get their act together,’ Nishtar said.
‘They’ll be fine,’ Malik said back but didn’t pet her despite wanting to. The hall monitor continued the rest of the inspection without incident and Malik was grateful when they were all released. He wanted to go get breakfast and properly settle his stomach after Nishtar had been touched.
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Abasyn annual gathering 2k19. Certified by respected teachers for organizing and managing the event. The best experience I've ever had, really enjoyed that event.
#babarkhan#babar#organizer#event#abasyn#gathering#annual gathering#abasynannualgathering#best event#nishtar hall
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I will make Imran Khan Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Speaking at a ceremony in the Nishtar Hall Peshawar, Senator Sirajul Haq said that today is a very important day, the idiot government has set up a circus in Islamabad.
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Punjab Inter-Division (Open) Snooker C'ship: Day 1 - Rawalpindi Division Dominate
Punjab Inter-Division (Open) Snooker C’ship: Day 1 – Rawalpindi Division Dominate
Punjab Inter-Division (Open) Snooker C’ship: Day 1 -Rawalpindi Division Dominate Pakistan -Punjab Inter-Division (Open) Snooker C’ship: Match scene on Day 1 – Courtesy: SDP/PSA
LAHORE: Rawalpindi Division stunned Lahore 2-0 and Sargodha 2-1 on the opening day of Punjab Inter-Division (Open) Snooker Championship at Nishtar Park Sports Complex Gymnasium Hall.
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Libraries in Karachi
Public libraries
Al-Huda Library, Nazimabad
Al-Firdous Baldia Public Library, Baldia Town
Allama Iqbal Library
Baba-e-Urdu Kutubkhana
Board of Intermediate Karachi [1] Library, North Nazimabad [Timing:9:30 To 3:00 PM]
Children Library, Nazimabad
Community Center (Gulshan-e-Iqbal)
Defence Central Library, [2], Defence Housing Authority
Faiz-e-Aam Library, Lyari Town
Faran Club Library, Gulshan-e-Iqbal
Ghalib Library, Nazimabad
Hashim Gazder Library, Jamila Street, Ranchore Line
Hungooraabad Library, Hungooraabad, Lyari Town
Ibrahim Ali Bhai Auditorium & Library
Iqbal Shaheed Library, Behar Colony, Lyari Town
Iqra Library, New Kumhar Wara, Lyari Town
Jehangir Park Reading Room Library, Jehangir Park, Saddar Town
KMC Library
Liaquat National Memorial Library, Stadium Road
Lyari Municipal Library, Old Salater House, Lyari Town
Lyari Text Book Library, Chakiwara, Lyari Town
Mansoora Library, Dastagir Society, Federal B. Area
Moosa Lane Reading Room Library, Moosa Lane, Lyari Town
Moulana Hasrat Mohani Library, Usmanabad, Lyari Town
Mujahid Park Library, Rexer Line, Lyari Town
Nasir-Arif Hussain Memorial Library & Research Center, Gulberg Town
National Book Foundation Library
Nawa Lane Library, Gabol Park, Lyari Town
Noorani Welfare Library, Ranchore Line, Lyari Town
Pakistan National Centre Library
Rangoon Wala Hall and Community Centre Library, Dhoraji Colony
Sheikh Mufeed Library, Islamic Research Center, Allama Ibne Hassan Jarchvi Road, Block 6 FB Area. Karachi-75950
Sardar Abdul-Rab Nishtar Library, Near Lyari General Hospital, Lyari Town
Satellite Library, Sango Lane, Lyari Town
Shohada-e-Pakistan Library, Usmanabad, Lyari Town
Sindh Archives, Clifton
Super Market Library, Super Market, Liaquatabad
Syed Mehmood Shah Library, Lee Market, Lyari Town
Taimuriya Library
The Shia Imami Ismaili Community libraries in Different areas in Karachi. Kharader Library and Reading Room ESTD1908 1st Library in Karachi. its Academic library also, Kharader Ismaili Jamat Khana
Umer Lane Library, Umer Lane, Lyari Town
Bedil Library, 2-A Sharfabad Club Building, Sharfabad (B.M.C.H.Society)near Bahadurabad chorange, Phone no. 02134133212. Postal code 74800,timing 4p.m to 8p.m. LIBRARIAN: Muhammad Zubari Cell #: 0333-2374725
University libraries
DOW International Medical and Dental College (DUHS) Library, Karachi
Government College University (GC UniversityLibrary) Lahore
Central Library International Islamic University, Islamabad
Islamic Research Institute Library, International Islamic University (Old Campus) Islamabad
Bait-ul-Hikmah, Hamdard University
Dawah Academy library, Islamabad
Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology, University Road
Dr. Mahmood Hussain Library, Karachi University, University Road
NED University of Engineering and Technology Library, University Road
Usman Institute of Technology
Institute of Business Administration Library, Main & Garden Campus
Centre of Excellence in Marine Biology, University of Karachi
Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology, 90 & 100 Clifton, Karachi (SZABIST) Library
Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan, (ICMAP) library, Gulshan campus and city campus
Commecs school of accountancy library, shahreh-e-faisal, Karachi
Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture Library, Clifton
SAIMS (Sir Adamjee Institute) Library
Khan Bahadur Hassanallly Effendi (KBHE) Library, Sindh Madresatul Islam University
Academic libraries
Quaid-e-Azam Academy Library
Pakistan Institute of International Affairs Library
Institute of Business Management (IOBM) CBM
Historical libraries
Frere Market Library, Shahrah-e-Liaquat
Ghulam Hussain Khaliq Dinna Hall Library
Liaqat Hall Library
Max Denso Hall and Library
Special libraries
America Library, U.S. Consulate, Karachi
British Council Library
Chamber of Commerce & Industries Karachi Library, Awan-e-Tijarat
Dar-ul-Mutaleh Central Fire-Brigade Library, Lyari Town
High Court Bar Library, High Court Building, Court Road
Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Library, Dockyard Road
Karachi Theosophical Society Library, Jamshed Memorial Hall, M.A. Jinnah Road
National Bank of Pakistan Head office Library
National Museum Library
Pakistan Scientific and Technological Information Center
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Timeline of Peshawar History
Prior to 19th century
127 CE - Purushapura becomes eastern capital of Buddhist kingdom Gandhara (approximate date).
978 CE - Sabaktagin defeats Jayapala.[1]
1001 - 27 November: Battle of Peshawar; Mahmud of Ghazni in power.
1006 - Mahmud of Ghazni defeats Anandapala.[2]
1180 - Mu'izz-Ud-Din Muhammad Ibn Sam in power.[2]
1630 - Mohabbat Khan Mosque built.
1758 - 8 May: Battle of Peshawar; Marathas in power.
19th century
1810 - Wazir Bagh (garden) laid out.[citation needed]
1825 - Sikh Ranjit Singh in power.[3]
1834
Hari Singh Nalwa in power.
Bala Hissar (fort) rebuilt.[4]
1838 - Italian Paolo Avitabile in power.[5]
1849
British in power.[6]
Gorak Nath Temple built.[7]
1850s - Grand Trunk Road Lahore-Peshawar extension constructed (approximate date).[8]
1851 - Peshawar cemetery established.[9]
1860 - Flood.[10]
1867 - Municipality constituted.[11]
1868
British Peshawar Cantonment laid out near city.
Population: 56,589 (city); 58,555 (municipality).[10]
1881 - Population: 79,982.[12]
1882 - Sethi Mohallah residence built.[13]
1883 - All Saints Church opens in cantonment.[4]
1891 - Population: 54,191.[11]
20th century
1900
Cunningham clock tower built.[9]
Edwardes College established.[9]
1901
City becomes capital of the North-West Frontier Province.[11]
Population: 95,147.[14]
1906 - Victoria Hall built.
1907 - Peshawar Museum founded.
1909 - Ancient Buddhist Kanishka casket discovered by archaeologists in Shah-ji-Dheri near city.
1913 - Islamia College established.[15]
1922 - Kapoor Haveli (residence) built.
1925 - Khaiber railway built.[16]
1930
23 April: Qissa Khwani Bazaar massacre.
Novelty cinema opens.[17]
1932 - Khyber Mail newspaper begins publication.[18]
1934 - Landsdowne cinema opens.[17]
1936 - Radio station begins broadcasting.[19]
1939 - Al Falah newspaper begins publication.[20]
1941
Al-Jamiat-e-Sarhad newspaper begins publication.[20]
Population: 130,967.[6]
1947 - City becomes part of the Dominion of Pakistan.
1948 - City becomes capital of the Peshawar province.[2]
1949 - Frontier Corps military reserve headquartered in Bala Hissar (fort).[9]
1950
University of Peshawar established.
Shahab-e-saqib and Qallandar Urdu-language newspapers begin publication.[20]
1951 - Population: 114,000.[6]
1954 - Khyber Medical College established.
1955
City becomes part of West Pakistan.[2]
The Statesman English-language newspaper begins publication.[20]
Abasin Arts Society established.
1956 - City becomes part of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
1958 - Amal newspaper begins publication.[20]
1964 - Peshawar Press Club founded.
1965 - Bacha Khan International Airport in operation.
1975
Qayyum Stadium opens.
Hayatabad suburb established.[21]
1976 - Wahdat Pashto-language newspaper begins publication.
1977 - Shahādat newspaper begins publication.[18]
1980 - May: Explosion at Jamiat Islami Afghanistan headquarters.[22]
1981
Population: 555,000.[2]
Kacha Garhi refugee camp established near city.[21]
1982
Jalozai Afghan refugee camp in operation.[21]
Afghan Islamic Press news agency established.
1984 - Mujāhid Wulas newspaper begins publication.[18]
1985
Karkhano Market and Nishtar Hall[23] established.
The Frontier Post (English-language) newspaper begins publication.[20]
1987 - Frontier Times in publication (approximate date).[18]
1988 - Al-Qaeda Islamist group organized.[24]
1996 - Qalb-e-Asia Cultural Centre established.[21]
1998 - Population: 982,816.[25]
21st century
2004 - Peshawar Panthers (cricket team) formed.
2008 - 5 December: Bombing.[26]
2009
8 March: Bombing at Rahman Baba shrine.[27]
9 June: Pearl Continental hotel bombing.
August: Bombing.[28]
9 October: Bombing in Khyber Bazaar.
Amn Tehrik (peace effort) launched.[citation needed]
2010
19 April: Bombing in Qissa Khawani Bazaar.[29]
July: Flood.
2011
PIA Planetarium inaugurated.
Saeed Book Bank closes.[30]
1
0 May: Car bomb kills journalist.
12 June: Bombings in Khyber market area.
2012 - 15 December: 2012 Peshawar airport attack.
2013 - 21 June: Bombing at Shiite mosque in Gulshan Colony.
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CM Punjab National Karate Championship 2019 under way in Lahore- Samaa Digital
CM Punjab National Karate Championship 2019 under way in Lahore- Samaa Digital
Pakistan Army, Wapda win gold medals on opening day
The Chief Minister Punjab National Karate Championship 2019 kicked off at Lahore’s Nishtar Park Sports Complex Gymnasium Hall on Friday.
Teams from the Pakistan Army and WAPDA won gold medals on the opening day.
The participants have said that karate is an ideal sport for building self confidence in females.
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No Place for Minorities in Pakistan
a group of Pakistani Dalits in Mirpurkhas amassed at their town hall these days. They vowed to initiate a movement to say their distinct political identity, and fight for his or her communities’ rights.
The word "Dalit" literally method "oppressed humans"; it's been in use because the 19th century to explain groups that fall out of doors of the 4-caste Hindu hierarchy. these "outcasts" or "untouchables" have been a problem to horrendous discrimination, in all spheres of life, for at least the past 2,000 years.
As political recognition in undivided India arose in the direction of the end of the British Raj, a number of Dalit leaders emerged to formulate and push forward their very own political needs.
most prolific amongst them changed into Dr. BR Ambedkar, who did no longer consider the upper-caste-ruled Congress with the political hobbies and aspirations of his communities. He made a sturdy case for separate citizens for Dalits in the 1930-32 round table meetings. The Muslim League had additionally made an equal demand for the center in their politics.
The Communal Award of 1932 familiar the positions of each, but Gandhi persuaded Ambedkar to comply with reserved seats for Dalits inside a joint voters system, instead of having Dalit voters select Dalit parliamentarians one by one.
The authorities of India Act, 1935 blanketed an agenda of castes that have been a situation of its precise clauses. The time period "Scheduled Castes" as a consequence changed "Dalits" in respectable parlance. In Pakistan, the authorities additionally notified forty castes as "Scheduled" via an ordinance in 1957, which protected Bheel, Kohli, and Menghwar.
Mandal’s elevation was perceived as a gesture toward Dalits, indicating that Muslim Pakistan would deal with them better than the caste-plagued Hindu Congress. This gesture proved brief-lived – and shortly changed into a story of betrayal.
Check the minorities in Pakistan
In March 1949, a Dalit member of the primary Constituent assembly motioned to amend the objectives decision to encompass "Scheduled Castes" within the language which vowed to shield pastimes of minorities. Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar defended the unique phrasing, arguing that specificity was not required; whether Muslim or Hindu, any marginalized network could be covered.
The modification changed into became down, which turned into a denial of the regular realities of our society, where oppression is encoded into the caste device.
It became glaring that Pakistan divides its populace into two organizations only – Muslims and non-Muslims – and that when it comes to sharing country sources and privileges, Muslims could benefit from their preferential fame on the price of non-Muslims.
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The Association of Pakistani Physicians and Surgeons of the UK’s Central Executive Body met today in Manchester to celebrate the achievements of last year and welcome the new leadership.
Manchester (ch Arif Pandhir)
The Association of Pakistani Physicians and Surgeons of the UK’s Central Executive Body met today in Manchester to celebrate the achievements of last year and welcome the new leadership.
The event was coordinated by Dr Shadaba Ahmed who is a Consultant ENT Surgeon in Lancaster and Dow Medical University graduate.
APPS UK President, Mr Shakeel Puri explained the structure of the organisation and announced the results of recent elections as below:
Chair: Dr Amber Tahir, Consultant Gynaecologist from Hereford
Vice Chair: Dr Shaheena Anjum, Consultant Paediatrician from Liverpool
General Secretary: Dr Altaf Rehman, Consultant Pathologist from Sheffield
Social Secretary: Dr Saima Noman, Consultant Care of the Elderly from Manchester
The High Sheriff of Greater Manchester, Dr Robina Shah and Pakistan Community Welfare Attache, Mrs Fizzah Niazi took oaths from the new office bearers.
APPS UK Chair presented her vision for the next year in her speech. She is keen to empower deprived communities in the UK as well as Pakistan. She also encouraged more female doctors to come forward and play active roles in APPS UK’s projects.
APPS UK Ex-Chair Dr Ghulam Abbas was satisfied with the progress the Association has made during the last 12 months and expressed his best wishes to the new Chair and her team.
Representatives of various alumni bodies in the UK were also present and it included King Edward Medical University, Khyber Medical College, Aga Khan University, Allama Iqbal Medical College, Nishtar Medical College, Fatima Jinnah Medical College, Quaid-e-Azam Medical College and Army Medical College among others.
The atmosphere in the hall was electric which inspired many young and old doctors to take an active part in the development and progress of APPS UK.
APPS UK Founder and CEO, Dr Abdul Hafeez, while speaking to the media, said that we have never looked back since the inception of APPS UK over 14 years ago. We are the largest organisation representing Pakistani doctors at all levels. Our resolve to keep going up is ever stronger and we will keep fighting for the rights of our fellow doctors and patients till our last breath InShaAllah!
In the end the whole APPS UK Team sang Dil Dil Pakistan and the President thanked all the executive members some of whom had travelled for up to 4 hours to reach Manchester, which shows the utmost passion that they have in their hearts for Pakistan
The Association of Pakistani Physicians and Surgeons of the UK’s Central Executive Body met today in Manchester to celebrate the achievements of last year and welcome the new leadership. The Association of Pakistani Physicians and Surgeons of the UK's Central Executive Body met today in Manchester to celebrate the achievements of last year and welcome the new leadership.
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Inter-Division Punjab Open Boxing Championship concludes
Inter-Division Punjab Open Boxing Championship concludes
The closing ceremony of Inter-Division Punjab Open Boxing Championship held at Nishtar Park Sports Complex Gymnasium Hall Lahore, today (Tuesday).
British-Pakistani boxer Amir Khan along with his wife Faryal Makhdoom was the chief guests of the ceremony.
They distributed prizes among the winners.
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Pakistan’s Sania Nishtar eliminated in vote for top WHO post
In the race to lead the UN’s public health body, Ethiopia’s Tedros Adhanom was elected as the new head of the powerful World Health Organization, beating out Britain’s David Nabarro and Sania Nishtar of Pakistan.
Dr. Sania Nishtar, a former federal minister and prominent global health leader with extensive experience in public healthcare, was among one of the three candidates that had been nominated for the post of director general WHO.
Jubilant supporters, including one waving an Ethiopian flag, surrounded 52-year-old malaria specialist Tedros Adhanom after the final result was announced in the assembly hall at the UN’s Geneva headquarters.
Tedros will take over on July 1, succeeding Margaret Chan, a Hong Kong native whose decade-long tenure was marred by the agency’s fiercely criticised response to the Ebola epidemic in west Africa.
In his first remarks as WHO’s director general-elect, Tedros vowed to “reclaim… trust from member states and from every citizen in the world”.
He said delivering universal healthcare, especially to the world’s most impoverished, would be his top priority.
In a speech before voting started, Tedros had said he refused “to accept that people should die because they are poor.”
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26th National Junior Table Tennis C'ship: Day 2 - U-15 Finalists Decided
26th National Junior Table Tennis C’ship: Day 2 – U-15 Finalists Decided
26th National Junior Table Tennis C’ship: Day 2 – U-15 Finalists Decided 26th National Junior Table Tennis C’ship – Pakistan: Glimpse of Day 2 match – Courtesy: PTTA/SBP
LAHORE: Punjab and Sindh qualified for the finals in Girls’ Under-15 event on the second day of 26th National Junior Table Tennis Championship at Nishtar Park Sports Complex, Gymnasium Hall.
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