Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Funny 3rd Bus Kar Awards - Best Dance Award nominations

Bus kar or Bas Kar Awards will going to on air soon on Geo News & Geo Tv  but Humari News is presenting some funny parts from this show.

BEST DANCE AWARD NOMINATIONS

بات تو سچ ہے مگر بات ہے رسوائی کی


افغانستان میں قرآن پاک جلایا جاتا ہے ہماری قوم کے کانوں پر جوں تک نہیں رینگتی، ڈراؤن حملوں میں معصوم جانیں جاتی ہیں ہمیں کوئی فکر نہیں، اک طرف قتل و غارت کا بازار گرم مگر ہم خاموش تماشائی، امریکہ اور باقی طاغوتی قوتیں مسلمانوں کے خون سے ہولی کھیل رہی ہیں ہمارے زہنوں پر کرکٹ کا بھوت سوار، قرآن جل رہا ہے ہمارے حکمران اپنے خوش آمدیوں کے ساتھ نغمہ سرائی اور شراب و شباب کی محفلوں میں دھت دشمن ازلی کو خوش کرنے میں اندھا دھند پیسے اڑا رھے ہیں، اور غریبوں اور شہیدوں کے مزاروں اور آرزؤں پر دھما چوکڑی مچا رہے ہیں مگر ہماری غیرت خاموش، بلوچستان کا واقعہ ہمیں روز روز جھنجھوڑنے کی کوشش کرتا ہے لیکن ہمارے مردہ ضمیر خاموش....!!!

کون کون سی نا انصافیوں کو میں تحریر کروں جو اس خواب غفلت میں ڈوبی قوم کو جگا سکیں.....!!!
آج مجھے حیرت ہو رہی ہے کہ ہم نے صرف کرکٹ کو ہی اپنا دین و ایمان کیوں بنا لیا ہے.....!!!
آج انگلینڈ سے پاکستان کرکٹ میچ ہارتا ہے تو فیس بک آنسؤں سے تر ہو جاتی ہے...گراؤنڈ/سٹیڈیم میں عورتوں اور نوجوانوں کے آنسوں بہتے ہیں ـ کاش اگر ہم ایسا ہی جذبہ ملت اسلامیہ کی بقا اور ملک و ملت کی سلامتی اور فلاح و بہبود کے لیے بھی رکھتے...... لیکن کاش یہی ایک تلخ حقیقت ہے....جو مجھے قلم اٹھانے پر مجبور کرتی ہے....اور میری نظریں اس قوم کی قسمت کا عروج زوال کہیں اور دیکھ رہی ہیں ـ اقبال کے شاہین کرگس کی راہ پر گامزن ہو گۓ ـ وہ قوم جو اہنی داستانیں تلوار کی نوک سے لکھتی تھی آج گیند اور بیٹ سے لکھنے کی کوشش کر رہی ہے....بات تو سچ ہے مگر بات ہے رسوائی کی....لوٹ آؤ کہ اب بھی وقت ہے.........

تحریر غم: وقاص احمد مغل

Monday, February 27, 2012

Vatican Requests 1,500-Year-Old Bible Held In Turkey


The Bible of William Hannay of Tundergarth, Dumfriesshire. No Photos of the Turkish Bible are available at this time.

The Vatican has allegedly issued an official request to examine a 1,500-year-old Bible that has been held in Turkey for the past 12 years, the Hurriyet Daily News reports.
The Bible reportedly contains early teachings of Jesus Christ and is written in gold lettering on animal hide in Syriac, a dialect of Aramaic, which was the native tongue of Jesus.
According to a report by National Turk, the Bible was seized from a gang of smugglers in a Mediterranean-area operation. The report states the gang was charged with smuggling antiquities, illegal excavations, and the possession of explosives.
Today's Zaman reports that the Bible is under high security and that a Turkish daily newspaper, the Star, claims the book could be a copy of the Gospel of Barnabas -- a controversial text which some claim is an addition to the original gospels -- Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John -- that was suppressed.
In it, Jesus is said to have predicted the coming of the Prophet Muhammad.
Due to its value as a cultural and religious artifact, even photocopies of the pages could be worth between 3 and 4 million Turkish Lira, or about 1,700,000 to 2,300,000 U.S. dollars.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article mischaracterized the status of the Gospel of Barnabas in various religious traditions. Also, the exchange value of the Turkish lira was initially miscalculated.

Popularity of Hum Tv's Drama serial "Humsafar" especially in India

http://humarinews.blogspot.com/2012/02/popularity-of-hum-tvs-drama-serial.html

Drama Serial Humsafar is going with flying colors towards its end.Every one was expecting Episode no. 22 as a last Episode due to magical preview of Episode 22 after Episode 21 on 18 February 2012.But now every one is expecting Episode 23 as last episode.However the mystery of humsafar last episode kept in secret by Humsafar producer Sarmad Sultan Khoosat.

Humsafar has created history all over the world.Specially in Pakistan it has recalled memories of late 80's when families went to marriage ceremonies or in parties after watching their favorite drama serials.Streets and roads remained Vacuous.Drama serial humsafar has broken all previous records made by all golden PTV dramas.This is true in a sense because when dramas like "Dhoop Kinarey" , "Ankahi", "Uncle Urfi" , "50-50" and others were hit, that time viewers did not had any other channel as a choice to switch.In today's world of Globalization, a single remote can tell you taste of viewers.But it has been seen that at the time when drama serial "HUMSAFAR" goes on-air from Hum Tv , the rush of traffic goes at its peak both on TV sets and on the internet.

India whose dramas channels were on the top rating in subcontinent specially in Pakistan previously.Humsafar has also captured attentions of Indian populations towards itself.It seems to be a big achievement by a Pakistani drama in recent years that a single drama of Pakistani channel has defeated  all previously hit soaps of STAR PLUS. In fact Pakistani ladies have forgot the name and channel number of Star Plus on their TV sets.Same was seen in India where during Humsafar timing rating of Hum Tv goes at peak and all entertainment channels in India are facing low rating during "Humsafar hours".Indian ladies have gone crazy about Khirad's wardrobe.They forgot their typically star plus sarees.
 The difference between Humsafar and Star Plus 's Soaps commented by Humsafar lovers on forum is that humsafar do not have such types of crazy foolish women politics as much as Indian dramas has.Humsafar has all flavors of life with balance ingredients.You can not say it as a drama which is completely based on bloody women politics , loves, hates or something else too much.All things are balanced.
An important thing of humsafar is that it is Pakistan's most costly drama serial ever in Pakistan Drama history.It cost more than 3.5 million in making but till now it is doing business in Billions.According to our resources from Hum Tv ,drama serial Humsafar 's each episode selling price is almost 1.5 billion, plus it is receiving advertisement revenue as most demanding serial by viewers.

Hero of drama Humsafar Fawad Afzal Khan as "Asher" and Mahira Khan as "Khirad" got millions of fans on facebook and twitter after Humsafar success all over the world.Fans are making fake pages of Fawad & Mahira 's on facebook.Their are lot many fan pages of Drama serial Humsafar on Facebook.Fans goes crazy as they see any new pic of Fawad or Mahira on facebook.Every pics spread like a burning fire on every profiles and pages just after few minutes of uploading by fan page owners.

RAW agent arrested from Hyderabad


Hyderabad: Police on Monday claimed to have arrested an alleged Research an Analysis Wing (RAW), India’ top spy agency.
According to the police the alleged Raw agent hailed from occupied Kashmir having Pakistani identity card. However they said according to the ID card name of the RAW agent was Awais Saleem but he told his name as Inayat.
The suspect has been shifted to an undisclosed location for further investigation.
Sources said that intelligence agencies have been investigating the series of blasts that hit railway tracks across Sindh on Saturday and the arrest might be part of the probe.

Who is Sharmeen Obiad Chinoy? Wikipedia


Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy (born 1978) is an internationally renowned Emmy and Oscar award winning Pakistani journalist and documentarian. She won an Emmy for her documentary, Pakistan: Children of the Taliban in 2010.[1][2] She is also the first non-American to win the Livingston Award for Young Journalists.[2] .[3] On 26 February 2012 Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy won an Oscar for her documentary Saving Face. She is the first Pakistani to win the prestigious award.[4]

Early life

Sharmeen Obaid was born in Karachi to an Urdu speaking family, and attended the Karachi Grammar School.[5] Sharmeen graduated from Smith College with a bachelor of arts in economics and government and then went to complete two master's degrees from Stanford University in International Policy Studies and Communication.
Obaid's career in documentary filmmaking began when she examined the plight of Afghani refugee children in Pakistan for one of her articles. Their situation was so dire, and their stories so compelling, that Sharmeen decided to return to Pakistan and create a film about them. She petitioned Smith College and New York Times Television production division for the grants that would allow her to accomplish her goals. Intrigued by her story, both organizations gave her the funds as well as production equipment and training. She is currently a faculty member at media sciences department in SZABIST (Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and technology, Karachi).

Career as Documentation

Known for documentaries dealing with life in the Muslim world, Obaid became the first non-American to win the Livingston Award.[6] Her films have aired on such networks as Channel 4, CNN, PBS, and Al-Jazeera.
Obaid began her career with New York Times Television in 2002 where she produced Terror's Children, a film about Afghan refugee children, which won her the Overseas Press Club Award, the American Women and Radio and Television Award, and the South Asian Journalist Association Award.[6] Since then, she has produced and reported on more than twelve films around the world.
Obaid produced and reported on four multi-award winning documentary films for New York Times Television. In 2003, Reinventing the Taliban was awarded the Special Jury Award at the BANFF TV festival in Canada, the CINE Golden Eagle Award, the American Women in Radio and Television award, and the Livingston Award.[6] In 2005, her film Women of the Holy Kingdom, which provided an inside look at the women's movement in Saudi Arabia, won the South Asian Journalist Association Award.[6]
In 2005, Obaid began working with Channel 4 in the United Kingdom reporting on four films for their Unreported World series. Pakistan's Double Game looked at sectarian violence in Pakistan, City of Guilt explored the Catholic Church's pro-life movement in the Philippines, The New Apartheid looked into growing xenophobia in South Africa, and Birth of a Nation delved into the politics of East Timor. In 2007, Obaid was named "journalist of the year" by the One World Media awards for her work in the series.
In 2007, Obaid travelled to Afghanistan and reported for Channel 4 and CNN. Her film, Afghanistan Unveiled/Lifting the Veil, focuses on stalled reconstruction and the repression of women in the country.
In 2010, she won an Emmy Award for her documentary, Pakistan: Children of the Taliban, which explores Taliban recruitment strategies, their effect on the youth and their methods to radicalize the country’s young and often dejected populace.[2] Children of the Taliban premiered FiLums (2011) - the largest film festival in Pakistan held annually at the Lahore University of Management Sciences.
In 2012, she became the first Pakistani to ever have won an Oscar for her documentary Saving Face, highlighting the plight of women in Pakistan dealing with acid burns on faces that occur as a result of male domination.[7]

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