Pakistani Women Asra Khan, a high achiever from Islamabad

Asra Khan with TV Star


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MANAGING DIRECTOR AKS CREATIVESSENIOR VICE CHAIR
PERSON; INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
Ms Asra was born in Islamabad, Pakistan on August 21, 1984. They belongs to reputeable Awan Relatives of Punjab, her father Dr. Muhammad Mushtaq Chishtee served as Architect in C.D.A Islamabad & they married to Ambassador Dr. M. Shahid Amin Khan in 2009.
They did her schooling from Islamabad Model School & done her graduation in Textile & Fashion Designing from Sarhad University of Information Know-how,
Peshawar, Pakistan in 2006. They did her Masters in Business Management from Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad, Pakistan.
In the work of preliminary years of her career they worked with widely known institutions of Designing & Art as internship, lecturer, executive & designer. They also works as the Lecturer of Textile Designing at Institute of Textile & Modern Technologies at Rawalpindi from July 2004 to Jan 2005. & National Textile Institute for years
after her graduation.Ms. Asra was the best player of Badminton & Table Tennis at her college levels. They honored various awards at institutional levels in games, art, painting & designing, fashion designing & & also in quiz competitions.

Since they was studying, they had objective to create her own organization where they can bring her own new ideas & innovation by promoting youth of her own nation. To accomplish her target they worked in various organizations as graphic designer, fashion designer, web designer, textile processing lectureship, executive director, etc. At last they reached to her target of organization named as "AKS Creatives". They is heading AKS Creatives with encouragement of her husband & prayers of her parents. Ms. Asra is currently working in other organizations except her own; as Executive Director of World Peace Mission Organization from October 2009; as Honorary Vice Chairperson of IHRC Relief Fund Trust from 2010; as Senior Vice Chairperson of IHRC from 2010. They is also working as the Chief Executive Officer of Al- Ayesha Group of Companies (PVT) Limited.

In the finish of July 2011, Ms. Asra Khan is going to launch her own boutique by name "AKS Dezyn's" in Islamabad, Lahore, & Karachi on which project they is working nowadays.

On the 23 June, 2010 Mrs. Asra Khan, the Key Note speaker in the National Youth Conference which was organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs, International Labor
Organization (ILO) & Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA). Mrs. Asra Khan rewarded successful youth business females & audience appreciated the
working of AKS Creatives to provide youth a female's platform where they can learn how to do business.

Are Pakistani girls or Indian girls more beautiful?

Ths is the age old question that has been troubling many inquisitive citizens of the Indian subcontinent ever since the Partition of 1947. Are Indian girls hotter or Pakistani ones?

While it is true that India has produced some celebrated beauties like Aishwariya Rai, Lara Dutta, and Madhuri Dixit, Pakistani girls next door are usually as beautiful as the most glamorous Bollywood queens.

The most beautiful women in Bollywood, therefore, actually have their roots in the fertile soils of Pakistan, earstwhile British India.

Many of the women in Bollywood actually hail from Pakistan. For example, Kareena Kapoor and her sister, Sangeeta Bijlani, and other Punjabi and Sindhi heroines’ families actually hail from West Punjab, Sindh and the Frontier.

Many casual observers seem to agree with the notion that Pakistani girls are by and far more beautiful than the majority of Indian girls. Many Indians also agree with such a proposition.

Emran Hashmi loves Pakistani girls

Emran Hashmi, the famous Bollywood superstar, was recently in Lahore for the launch of his latest film. This was Emran’s first visit to the ancient and beautiful city of Lahore – the Paris of Asia, as the ancients used to call it.

Among the things that impressed Emran the most were the beautiful buildings and architecture, and the girls of the city. Emran seems to have been overwhelmed by the immense beauty of Lahori girls, stating later to reporters that the girls were stunningly beautiful.

We would definitely agree with Mr. Hashmi. One would be hard pressed to find such a high concentration of stylish, extremely beautiful women anywhere else in the world. What was true for Lahore ages ago remains true to this day

Pakistani girl’s portrayal in Bollywood

Pakistani girls are being increasingly portrayed in Bollywood as very desirable damsels in distress. This may partly have to do with the fact that Indian men in particular have a special fascination for the beauties across the border. Historically, Muslim women haven’t had a thing for Hindu men. This may be one factor accounting for why many Indian men fantasize about having Pakistani girlfriends - a notion often verified by anecdotal experience.

Such sentiments have crossed over into Bollywood films. Mahesh Bhatt’s recent film Awarapan recently portrayed a Pakistani girl stuck amid a crime gang in Bangkok.

Girl support restoration of judges

Pakistani girls around the country are calling for the restoration of Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhary. Much like their male counterparts, the girls of Pakistan beleive in a Pakistan where the judiciary is independent and honest.

Many political analysts believe the only reason Zardari is not reinstating the deposed judges is because he’s got a lot of corruption cases against him – skeletons in the closet that could be exhumed if the honest judges were to be brought back. Himself a corrupt politician coming from an oppressive, obscurantist background, Zardari seems to rely on corrupt judges to sweep his corruption cases under the carpet.

Observers, including Samina Malik from Lahore, seem to agree that social justice is the bedrock of a sound functional democracy. Justice must prevail if Pakistan is to be saved from total collapse, say analysts.

Pakistani For Marriage

An increasing number of Pakistani women are choosing to use the Internet as a means to find potential romantic and marriage partners. Pakistan, being a conservative Muslim country, did not until recently look favorably upon dating as a means to find partners. The Internet is therefore proving to be a boon in such a conservative society.

Dating is becoming increasingly common in Pakistan, and dating websites are serving a much needed requirement. Pakistani girls are now considerably empowered by means of the latest information technology. As of latest estimates, almost 20 million Pakistanis now use the Internet. This increased use of cyberspace is having a due impact on society itself, as it becomes more open and used to diverse viewpoints and opinions.

Paki girls or Pakistani girls?

What is a Paki girl? Well, generally speaking, “Paki girl” can refer to a Pakistani girl, or in the wider globalized sense, to a “desi girl” of any South Asian nationality.

Paki can also be used to refer to South Asian people of any origin, and is sometimes considered a derogatory term. However, as language has evolved, so has usage, and Paki is now often used as slang by Pakistanis and Asians to refer to South Asian people. For example, until recently “Paki” was considered an offensive term to South Asian Britons in the UK.

This may be changing. The phrase “Paki girls” is usually used in a wider sense, and is now most commonly used as a short reference to Pakistani girls. Like desi, Paki is now also a commonly used word among the worldwide South Asian communities, even among the non-Pakistani desi diasporas.

Pakistani girls smoking News

While awareness about the dangers of smoking has successfully led to the reduction of smoking rates in the West, developing countries still have a long way to go. This may be in part due to the fact that smoking advertisements are still not outlawed in poor developing countries such as Pakistan. British American Tobacco, for example, continues to dominate the market and benefit from a liberal tobacco advertising regime that is not only poorly tolerated but actively encouraged in this poor third world nation.

Pakistani girls are taking up smoking at increasingly early age. According to a recent study, girls as young as fifteen were starting to smoke due to peer pressure. Girls at Pakistani schools are often poorly overseen, resulting in their falling out of line and into bad company.

There is a great need for more awareness about the dangers of smoking and the link with lung cancer. This holds true for not only Pakistani girls and boys, but also all young people around the world. Developing countries still have a long way to go.

Pakistani girls & higher education

When it comes to education, Pakistani girls are often believed to be lagging behind their subcontinental counterparts. But that may be changing fast. The former PML Q government under Pervez Elahi initated special projects for primary school education that greatly boosted Pakistani girls’ hopes.

Ever since the days of the British Raj in India, colleges and institutions for girls education have been providing high quality education services. From convent high schools in hill stations such as Shimla, Mussoorie and Murree, to more secular institution such as Aitchison in Lahore, educational institutions in British India have had a certain appeal to the local populace.

After independence, Pakistan as a modern developing country has recently made great strides in higher education. Pakistan now boasts of several educational institutions of higher education. Many of the institution are devoted solely to female education. Certain colleges in Pakistan are preferred over others. Some of the most prominent institutions of higher learning include Kinnaird College in Lahore and FG College in Rawalpindi.

Pakistani girls are now increasingly opting to go to well known universities such as the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), Institute of Business Administration (IBA) and NUST. The girls of Pakistan are outperforming the male counterparts in almost all academic arenas.

About College girls

A photograph of three very cute and rather confident looking college girls from Pakistan wearing a shalwar kameez uniform. College girls are awesome, whichever city from Pakistan they’re in. Whether it be Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad or Peshawar, Pakistani college girls can exemplify the ultimate beauty.

The gray of their uniforms is complementing the pastel background nicely, creating an overpowering, leafy aura that conveys a sultry, earthen sensuality. Don’t you feel like asking these beauties out?

Now Female participation in Pakistani politics

A quiet revolution in the offing?

Benazir Bhutto was perhaps the most high profile representation of the political Pakistani woman. Today, Pakistani girls are beginning to reassert themselves in the political arena. We’ve been getting reports from around the country that seem to suggest that Pakistani girls are participating in the country’s political scene in a big way.

Like Benazir Bhutto, the young females of Pakistan are keen on making their mark felt on the political arena.

Certain female members have joined the main political parties including the Pakistan Peoples Party and the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz Group. Defecting from the PMLQ, some female members have also joined the PPPP.

Student groups are also active in pr

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