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Application Form for MNA

October 26th, 2010 immy No comments

For any advise and consultation please contact ICPP member who assist in answering the questions if needed.Member will waive his fees

PLEASE FILL THIS FORM, PAKISTAN NEEDS A PRIME MINISTER BADLY.

Application Form To Be Filled For Contesting Pakistani National Assembly Candidates.)

1.   Name of Candidate: ______________________

2.   Present Address
(i)  Name of Jail: ______________________
(ii) Cell Number: ______________________ (If not in Jail, attach proof of residence)

3.   Political Party: _______________________
(List ONLY the Last Five parties in the Chronological Order)




3.a. Size of party
A. Myself
B. Me & my family
C. Enough to occupy a Tonga

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Counting Blood Platelets to Death – Surviving the Dengue Virus (part-2)

July 28th, 2010 immy 2 comments

About the Dengue

Dengue also known as Breakbone Fever has been called the most important mosquito-transmitted viral disease in terms of morbidity and mortality. The mosquito mainly breeds in fresh water stored in uncovered container. It lives in dwelling and bites during the day. Dengue fever is a benign acute febrile syndrome occurring in tropical regions. In a small proportion of cases, the virus causes increased vascular permeability that leads to a bleeding diathesis or disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) known as dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) (Source: Internet).

In simple terms, it occurs through a bite of a mosquito which has bit another person carrying the dengue virus, this mosquito act as a carrier.

There are three types of Dengue fever
a) Classical Dengue
b) Dengue haemorrhagic fever
c) Dengue shock syndrome

Classical dengue presents with fever, headache, backache with severe myalgia so it is also called BREAK BONE FEVER.

Dengue hemorrhagic fever is the start of complication and as the name suggests there is internal bleeding leading to fall in blood pressure and shock, platelet count is reduced and ultimately lead to shock causing Dengue shock syndrome. ( Indiastudychannel.com)
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Counting Blood Platelets to Death – Surviving the Dengue Virus (part-1)

July 26th, 2010 immy 2 comments

DengueI woke up with a headache I had never felt in my life. It felt like my head was the World Cup FIFA ground and all the players were stampeding on it. I had a fever of about 101 degrees. Oh my head! I took Tylenol. I must have just come down with the flu or something – a seasonal thing.

Two days and about 10 Tylenols/Panadols later, my head still hurt and fever had risen up to 103. A doctor cousin started me on Cefspan antibiotic course. That is how it works in Pakistan when you have a family doctor. You call them and they advise you over the phone. That is exactly what I did. And on most occasions, it works out fine for very regular viral or infections. This time round little did I know that it was not just an ordinary viral infection.
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Why Investing in Pakistan is the Only Sensible Option!

February 22nd, 2008 immy 6 comments
Past three years saw me making several visits to back home in Pakistan. Each time upon my return friends asked me about my view on day to day life in Pakistan, the political scene, the security of common people and above all the economy and investing opportunities.Of course everyone hears the news about the Karachi Stock Exchange doing wonders in last 6 years (nominated three times as the best performing index in the world),
and then the news about exponentially multiplying real estate values in Karachi followed by Lahore, Islamabad and other major cities. Here is my take, I believe the wealth creation that has happened in Pakistan is for real and is here to stay.

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