Pakistan 4Oct11 - "Hum ne to pehlay he pata tha ke is kukoomat ke saath guzara nahi ho sakta"!!!. says Mian Nawaz Sharif. Just 5 days after APC, he says it was called by Gillani, who had termed May 2 Osama operation "a great victory". Subscribe to our channel for latest Pakistani News.

Pakistan 5 Oct 2011: Load shedding situation has come back to normal after violent mass protests against the government. Naveed Qamar speaks about load shedding. For latest Pakistani news and videos please subscribe to our channel.

Artist: Khiza feat. Omer Nadeem

Song: Teri Yaad

After the Smash Hit Track Aey Khuda & Dil Ka Diya. Khiza is back with Omer Nadeem with a smash hit single 'Teri Yaad' a up tempo 'Love' track with a Urban Twist, the 21 year old from Lahore the New Kid on the Block the Voice of the Future

Winners Television
Best TV Actress (Satellite): Bushra Ansari for Geo’s ”Dolly ki Ayegi Baraat”
Best TV Actor (Satellite): Faisal Qureshi for Geo’s “Meri Zaat Zara Benishan”
Best TV Writer (All Channels): Umera Ahmed for Geo’s “Meri Zaat Zara Benishan”
Best TV Serial (Satellite): “Bol Meri Machli” for Geo
Best TV Actress (Terrestrial): Sania Saeed for PTV’s “Hawa Rait aur Aangan”
Best TV Actor (Terrestrial): Javed Sheikh for ATV’s “Pal Bhar Mein”
Best TV Serial (Terrestrial): “Anokha Ladla”
Best TV Director (All Channels): Haissam Hussain for HUM TV’s drama “Daastan”
Fashion
Most Stylish Sports-person: Aisam ul Haq
Best dressed female on the Red Carpet: Amna Ilyas
Best dressed male on the Red Carpet: HSY
Best female model of the year: Rabia Butt
Best male model of the year: Iffi Zafar
Best emerging talent: Mahin Hussain
Best Hair and Make-up Artist: Creative Team at Nabila
Best Fashion Photographer: Rizwan ul Haq
Achievement in Fashion Design-Pret: Khaadi Khaas
Achievent in Fashion Design-Luxury Pret: Shamaeel Ansari
Achievement in Fashion Design-Lawn: Sana Safinaz
Best Retail Brand: Khaddi
Achievement in Fashion Design-Menswear: Ismail Farid
Lifetime Achievement Award-Fashion: Samina Ibrahim of Herald
LSA Beauty Icon Award: Reema
Music
Best Artiste: Mauj
Singer of the year: Shallum & Zara Madni for “Payaam”
Best Music Producer: Rohail Hyatt for “Coke Studio-Season 3″
Best Music Video Director: Bilal Lashari for EP video “Shor Macha”
Unilever Chairman’s Lifetime Achievement Award: Mehnaz

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MUMBAI: There is a strong buzz that the Pakistani actress Humaima Malik might appear as a contestant in Indian TV reality show Bigg Boss 5.
Colombian pop star Shakira and the movie ‘Kites’ fame, Mexican actress Barbara Mori have also been approached for Bigg Boss 5.
Other names that are doing the rounds for Bigg Boss 5 are: TV actress Parul Chauhan of ‘Bidai’ fame, the small-screen’s famous doctor Dr Armaan aka Karan Singh Grover, the sexy Riya Sen, singer Jay Sean and actress Mink Brar.
It’s said that the serial killer Charles Sobhraj’s wife Nihita Biswas and former cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu have confirmed their participation in the fifth season of Bigg Boss.
Tyson is expected to visit India between October and December to shoot for the fifth season, which airs in October, reports a daily. This time the show is going to be really big as Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt both are the hosts of the show.

SANGHAR: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz leader Nawaz Sharif said that strict action should be taken against the criminals who were destroying peace in Karachi, Geo News reported Thursday.
Nawaz, while talking to the media in Sanghar, said that the criminals are in front of us and if they will not be punished, the situation in Karachi will deteriorate.
He said that the accused have pleaded guilty and many others will follow, therefore, no more time should be spent in announcing the verdict against them.
The PML-N chief said that the government should utilize its own resources in helping the flood victims. He said that if Rs29 billion present in Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani fund is spent for relief efforts, it can improve the situation immensely.
Nawaz demanded that the flood-affected families should be given Rs100,000 immediately.

WASHINGTON: A US Senate committee voted on Wednesday to make economic and security aid to Pakistan conditional on its cooperation in fighting militants such as the Haqqani network, which Washington blames for last week’s attack on the US embassy in Kabul.

The Senate Appropriations Committee decision reflected lawmakers’ anger at Islamabad over militants who operate out of Pakistan and battle US troops in Afghanistan.

Washington has pressed Pakistan to go after the Haqqani network, which it believes enjoys sanctuaries in Pakistan’s unruly ethnic Pashtun tribal region on the Afghan border.

The Senate committee did not specify any amount for economic aid to Pakistan for fiscal 2012, leaving it up to the Obama administration to set the level and notify Congress – or provide nothing at all.

“If the administration wants to provide zero, that’d be OK with us,” said Republican Senator Mark Kirk, one of the more vocal critics of Pakistan on the panel.

The committee did approve $1 billion for the Pakistan Counter-insurgency Capability Fund, which was created in 2009 to help Pakistan’s military develop counter-insurgency capabilities to fight Islamist militants within its borders.

But the committee voted to make this aid, as well as any economic aid that is provided, conditional on Pakistan’s cooperating with Washington against several militant groups.

In addition to the Haqqani network, these groups include al Qaeda and the Quetta Shura – the remains of the Afghan Taliban government overthrown and driven into Pakistan by the 2001 US-led invasion of Afghanistan.

They also include Lashkar-e-Taiba, a Punjab-based group blamed for attacks on Mumbai, India, in November 2008.

The restrictions were part of a foreign aid bill that the committee approved and sent to the Senate floor. It will have to be reconciled with the House of Representatives, where lawmakers in one subcommittee have voted similar restrictions.

Pakistan also gets US military aid via the Pentagon budget. But Washington is already withholding $800 million of that aid this year as ties have come under mounting strain.

Many lawmakers have been calling for aid to Pakistan to be reduced since US special forces found and killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin laden in a Pakistan military town on May 2.

Washington has allocated about $20 billion for Pakistan over the last decade. In fiscal 2010, Congress approved $1.7 billion for economic aid for Pakistan, and $2.7 billion in security aid, the Congressional Research Service says.

Source: Down.com