I am pleased to inform all Pakistani People that President of Supreme Court Bar Association Ali Ahmed Kurd has been given one of the highest US Award Kentucky-Colonel Award by Governor of Kentucky state during his recent US visit. In New York Danial Mogrando, Governor of Kentucky State has given the Kentucky-Colonel Award to Ali Ahmed Kurd. They had also given the official invitation to Mr. Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Choudhry to join their annual meeting in Istanbul.
Today I am going to write about another growing star from Pakistan and another Guinness World Record from Pakistan. He is awarded as the World’s Youngest MCTS , MCP , CIW-A & CWNA. I am talking about Babar Iqbal from Pakistan, he is the 12 year old world’s youngest Microsoft Certified Wireless Network Administrator. His brother Asif Iqbal – has done something like 15 Microsoft certifications as well.
President of Pakistan Asif Zardari presented the world youngest IT professional Babar Iqbal with a cheque of Rs 0.5 million. The president appreciated Iqbal for grabbing four world records in the fields of computer and information technology. He said the nation had high hopes from the young generation, which had ample potential to flourish if they were provided with good opportunities. National Assembly Deputy Speaker Faisal Karim Kundi also attended the function.
The National Assembly hailed the worldwide achievements of the genius cyber kid, Babar Iqbal, in the field of computers, who was specially invited to a session of the Lower House of Parliament. Continue reading »
A team of volunteers in Pakistan has set a new world record by planting more than half a million trees in one day.
Guinness World Records confirmed that 541,176 trees had been planted in the southern Sindh province of Pakistan on 15 July. BBC Reported
Pakistan has made it to the Guinness Book of World Records by planting 541,176 saplings in one day to break the Indian record of 447,874 trees set on June 12.
Pakistan’s environment ministry arranged the plantation drive earlier this week as part of series of events being held to observe the National Year of Environment that is also aimed at developing forest resources through international competitions.
The event was monitored by the IUCN representative Tahir Qureshi and independent monitor Marvi Memon, both also the nominees of GWR, of which a representative Adil Ahmed was also there to monitor the event.
Through the plantation held at Keti Bandar, Tehsil Thatta, some 150 kilometres in the Southeast of Karachi, Pakistan broke Indian record of 4,47,874 trees that had beaten Mexico’s record of planting 3,48,493 trees on June 12-13 this year.
Three planters were selected from the local communities, who have been trained to plant maximum number of saplings in the daylight, but the planters acted beyond the expectations, breaking the previous Indian record by 1400 hours. Continue reading »
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