Pakistan police is arresting a political activist to stop the nationwide protest against the government. It is evident that politicians have not learnt any lesson from past and heading towards a disaster once again.

An Iraqi journalist was wrestled to the floor by security guards after he called Mr Bush “a dog” and threw his footwear, just missing the president.
With his second shoe, which the president also managed to dodge, Mr Zaidi said: “This is for the widows and orphans and all those killed in Iraq.”
Mr Zaidi, a correspondent for Cairo-based al-Baghdadiya TV, was then wrestled to the ground by security personnel and hauled away. “If you want the facts, it’s a size 10 shoe that he threw,” Mr Bush joked afterwards.
What a surprise …

People travelling on a train in Pakistan or is it a human train?

Dr. Fehmida Mirza, Pakistan National Assembly Speaker, is inspecting the guard of honour during the first ever Women’s Passing out Parade of the Pakistan Rangers on October 25, 2008 in Lahore, Pakistan.
Muslim women are not just stay at home women as portrayed in media by choosing to show picutres of muslim women completely covered in burqa, they are also participate in every walk of life.

The gas prices are increasing at an alarming rate every day. More and more people are buying small cars which consume less gas. The motor bikes are also becoming popular in many parts of the world for commuting between home and work places.  The following picture is an illustration of the most effective use of motor bike in a city in Pakistan.
 

These days every where on media the Tibet issue is being highlighted. Most probably it is one way to put China under spot light. However, not many media channels are showing what is happening in Kashmir. The following picture is just a glimpse of what Kashmiries have to go through on daily basis. Is United Nation and other organizations hiding their heads in the sand and are silent. Why there is no such presure on India which is being put on China regarding Tibet?

Afghan women walking in snow fall in Kabul, Afghanistan.