…Plain looking husband

…normal simple ring

…small wedding party

…honeymoon at any place

…small house for the kids to run around

…lovely children

…husband is a family man

…but work hard

…small car for shopping

…another car for kids

…some collections

…shoes for each occasion

…some nice outfits

…a bit of cosmetics

…a bit of makeup

…overseas trip once a year

…more often on domestic trips

…dinners

… Presents occasionally

…finally, some securities.

ISLAMABAD: The 133rd birthday anniversary of the Poet of the East, Doctor Allama Mohammed Iqbal would be observed today (Tuesday) with traditional zeal and fervour.

The day has been declared as a public holiday throughout the country. Special programmers chalked out to observe this day.

On the day, the speakers would pay glowing homage to Allama Iqbal and newspapers would publish special editions and TV channels would telecast special program relating to the life and achievements of Allama Iqbal.

National flag will be hoisted on all principal government buildings. There will be special exhibition of books and relics at Iqbal Museum Lahore, National Museum Karachi and Iqbal Manzil Sialkot.

Cinema Houses will make special arrangements to screen documentary films on Iqbal’s life. The academy of Lahore will arrange a book exhibition on this day. The traditional ceremony of change of guards will also take place on the mazaar.

Allama Iqbal, a poet, great legislature of subcontinent and important personality of Pakistan movement who gave the awareness message of “ Lab pe aati hai dua’a ban ke tamanna meri. “ to the nation, was born on November 9, 1877 in Sialkot.

He was Sufi poet of the modern age. He aroused revolutionary spirit in the nation through his poetry. Sophism and Islamic touch are prominent of his poetry.

His poetry has been translated in Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, English and several other languages and he is considered a great philosopher all over the world.

As a great politician, his great achievement was to think of the ideology of Pakistan, which later became the base of independence of Pakistan.

Unfortunately, he could not see the independence of Pakistan and died on April 21, 1938.

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Please dont be lazy to forward this from your Air conditioned cubicle sitting in a cozy wheel chair as you can see; some are not gifted with a comfortable life as you are…

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ISLAMABAD: The number of patients affected with Dengue virus mounted to over 5000 in the country, Geo News reported Wednesday.

Meantime, the death toll caused by the disease, also rose to 31.

According to Pakistan’s National Health Department (NHD), the number of confirmed dengue patients in the country, rose to 5050. Of them, 2350 patients are in Sindh, 1885 in Punjab and at least 158 dengue patients are present in Khyber Pakhtoonkhaw.

There are at least 380 patients in Rawalpindi and 230 in Islamabad.