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These are the things on which i am working currently --- Better Browsing --- Better photo album sorting --- New Categories --- And more Warid Telecom announce Partnership with SingTelMedia and Press Release By Warid Telecom SingTel and Warid Telecom announce a Strategic Partnership in Pakistan Abu Dhabi‚ UAE - June 28‚ 2007 – Singapore Telecommunications Limited (“SingTel”) and Warid Telecom (Private) Limited (“Warid Telecom”)‚ today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement subsequent to which SingTel will acquire a 30 per cent equity stake in Warid Telecom for an estimated US$758 million. In just two years from its commercial launch in 2005‚ Warid Telecom has reached nearly 9.7 million in reported subscriber numbers‚ representing an estimated market share of 16.6%‚ and making it the third largest mobile operator in Pakistan‚ as of April 2007. With a large population in excess of 160 million growing at over 2 per cent per annum‚ and a young median age of 20 years‚ Pakistan represents the sixth largest population base in the world. Fuelled by foreign direct investment‚ its economy has seen strong growth over the past few years. With a current low mobile penetration rate of 36 per cent‚ and a strong regulatory regime‚ the Pakistani cellular market is one of the most attractive in the world and has recently attracted sustained interest from international telecom operators. SingTel will invest US$758 million (subject to closing adjustments on completion of the transaction) to acquire a 30 per cent stake in Warid Telecom‚ valuing the company at an enterprise value of US$2.9 billion. The investment is being made as part of a strategy to support Warid Telecom’s continued growth and enhance its market position. The purchase will be satisfied through SingTel’s internal and/or external sources of funds. Warid Telecom is part of the Abu Dhabi Group‚ led by HH Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan‚ a senior member of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi’s ruling family. Commenting on the announcement‚ HH Sheikh Nahayan‚ said: “Our partnership with SingTel marks a new milestone in the development of our company. Our customers‚ employees and shareholders stand to reap the benefits of this partnership as we work together to execute our long-term growth strategy. We look forward to the opportunities that this partnership will bring to Warid Telecom and to the broader telecom sector in Pakistan.” This latest investment in Warid Telecom will further strengthen SingTel’s position as the leading force in the Asia Pacific mobile market. Including Warid Telecom‚ SingTel‚ together with its associated companies‚ will have a major presence in eight regional cellular markets with a total of more than 130 million subscribers. Mr. Bashir Tahir‚ Chief Executive Officer of Warid Telecom International added: “SingTel has a reputation for making telecom investments where they can add value strategically‚ and where they work with management to help grow businesses. With SingTel’s technological and commercial expertise‚ Warid Telecom will be well positioned to take on the challenges of the next phase of its development. We see SingTel sharing with us its international experience and knowledge in different aspects of operating a telecommunications business. Through this partnership‚ we hope to achieve synergies in the areas of procurement‚ marketing‚ international roaming‚ network planning and product development which will ultimately benefit our customers.” Goldman Sachs advised Warid Telecom and HSBC advised SingTel. Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton and Allen & Gledhill acted as legal advisers to Warid Telecom and SingTel respectively. Completion of the purchase is conditional upon the fulfillment of certain conditions precedent. Media contacts: Peter Heng Ali Tahir Tel: + 9712 6266 406 About Warid Telecom (Private) Limited (“Warid Telecom”) Warid Telecom is the third largest mobile operator in Pakistan‚ with a market share of 16.6%‚ and has nearly 9.7 million in reported subscriber numbers as of April 2007. The company launched its services in May 2005 and has sustained a very rapid expansion since. The company has a 15-year license to operate GSM-based mobile services in Pakistan‚ Azad Jammu and Kashmir‚ and the Northern areas. Warid Telecom has achieved its current market position in Pakistan through a focus on customer service and innovation‚ and is recognized for its quality of service and strong brand image. The company has over the last six months more than doubled its investment in the expansion of its network and capacity in order to meet the rapidly growing demand for its services. About Warid Telecom International LLC (“WTI”) and Abu Dhabi Group Warid Telecom is part of WTI‚ a telecommunications group set up in 2004 to acquire‚ own and operate telecom assets in the emerging markets of Asia and Africa. In addition to its operation in Pakistan‚ WTI successfully launched its operation in Bangladesh in May 2007 with half a million subscribers acquired in less than two months. Furthering its international expansion in its target markets‚ WTI has acquired licenses in Congo Brazzaville and Uganda and is preparing to launch its operations in these two markets in the second half of 2007. Through its subsidiary Wateen Telecom‚ the Group also operates a 5‚000 km fiber optic backbone in Pakistan and is launching a Wimax service in addition to the Long Distance and International (LDI) service it offers today. WTI is backed by the Abu Dhabi Group‚ one of the leading business groups in the United Arab Emirates‚ with interests in sectors including banking and financial services‚ hospitality‚ construction‚ telecommunications services‚ real estate and manufacturing. Led by His Highness Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan the Abu Dhabi Group has been investing in Pakistan for many years and is today one of the largest foreign investors in the country. Apart from Warid Telecom in Pakistan‚ its other successful investments in the country include Bank Alfalah Limited‚ United Bank Limited‚ Taavun (Pvt.) Limited‚ Alfalah Insurance Company Limited‚ Alfalah GHP Investment Management‚ Alfalah Securities (Pvt) Ltd and Wateen Telecom (Pvt) Limited. About Singapore Telecommunications Limited (“SingTel”) SingTel is Asia's leading communications group with operations and investments around the world. Serving both the corporate and consumer markets‚ it is committed to bringing the best of global communications to customers in the Asia Pacific and beyond. With significant operations in Singapore and Australia (through wholly-owned subsidiary SingTel Optus)‚ the Group provides a comprehensive portfolio of services that include voice and data services over fixed‚ wireless and Internet platforms. To serve the needs of multi-national corporations‚ SingTel has a network of 37 offices in 19 countries and territories throughout Asia Pacific‚ Europe and the United States. These offices enable SingTel to deliver reliable and quality network solutions to its customers‚ either on its own or jointly with local partners. The Group also has major investments in Bangladesh‚ India‚ Indonesia‚ the Philippines and Thailand. Including Warid Telecom‚ SingTel‚ together with its associated companies‚ will have a major presence in eight regional cellular markets with a total of more than 130 million customers. SingTel employs more than 19‚000 people worldwide and had a turnover of S$13.15 billion (US$8.40 billion) and net profit after tax of S$3.78 billion (US$2.42 billion) for the year ended 31 March 2007.
Media Press Release On the hand Of Singtel SingTel and Warid Telecom announce a Strategic Partnership in Pakistan Abu Dhabi, UAE - June 28, 2007 – Singapore Telecommunications Limited (“SingTel”) and Warid Telecom (Private) Limited (“Warid Telecom”), today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement subsequent to which SingTel will acquire a 30 per cent equity stake in Warid Telecom for an estimated US$758 million. In just two years from its commercial launch in 2005, Warid Telecom has reached nearly 9.7 million in reported subscriber numbers, representing an estimated market share of 16.6%, and making it the third largest mobile operator in Pakistan, as of April 2007. With a large population in excess of 160 million growing at over 2 per cent per annum, and a young median age of 20 years, Pakistan represents the sixth largest population base in the world. Fuelled by foreign direct investment, its economy has seen strong growth over the past few years. With a current low mobile penetration rate of 36 per cent, and a strong regulatory regime, the Pakistani cellular market is one of the most attractive in the world and has recently attracted sustained interest from international telecom operators. SingTel will invest US$758 million (subject to closing adjustments on completion of the transaction) to acquire a 30 per cent stake in Warid Telecom, valuing the company at an enterprise value of US$2.9 billion. The investment is being made as part of a strategy to support Warid Telecom’s continued growth and enhance its market position. The purchase will be satisfied through SingTel’s internal and/or external sources of funds. Warid Telecom is part of the Abu Dhabi Group, led by HH Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan, a senior member of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi’s ruling family. Commenting on the announcement, HH Sheikh Nahayan, said: “Our partnership with SingTel marks a new milestone in the development of our company. Our customers, employees and shareholders stand to reap the benefits of this partnership as we work together to execute our long-term growth strategy. We look forward to the opportunities that this partnership will bring to Warid Telecom and to the broader telecom sector in Pakistan.” This latest investment in Warid Telecom will further strengthen SingTel’s position as the leading force in the Asia Pacific mobile market. Including Warid Telecom, SingTel, together with its associated companies, will have a major presence in eight regional cellular markets with a total of more than 130 million subscribers. SingTel’s Group Chief Executive Officer, Ms. Chua Sock Koong, said: “SingTel has made substantial investments in markets with high growth potential in South Asia, such as India and Bangladesh. Warid Telecom in Pakistan is a natural fit. It is also an attractive business with strong brand recognition. The management of Warid Telecom has established an impressive operational track record, turning EBITDA-positive in only 17 months after its commercial launch. We see strong upside in terms of the company’s performance and look forward to its continued contribution towards the development of mobile communications in Pakistan.” Mr. Bashir Tahir, Chief Executive Officer of Warid Telecom International added: “SingTel has a reputation for making telecom investments where they can add value strategically, and where they work with management to help grow businesses. With SingTel’s technological and commercial expertise, Warid Telecom will be well positioned to take on the challenges of the next phase of its development. We see SingTel sharing with us its international experience and knowledge in different aspects of operating a telecommunications business. Through this partnership, we hope to achieve synergies in the areas of procurement, marketing, international roaming, network planning and product development which will ultimately benefit our customers.” Goldman Sachs advised Warid Telecom and HSBC advised SingTel. Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton and Allen & Gledhill acted as legal advisers to Warid Telecom and SingTel respectively. Completion of the purchase is conditional upon the fulfillment of certain conditions precedent. ------------------------------ About Warid Telecom (Private) Limited (“Warid Telecom”)Warid Telecom is the third largest mobile operator in Pakistan, with a market share of 16.6%, and has nearly 9.7 million in reported subscriber numbers as of April 2007. The company launched its services in May 2005 and has sustained a very rapid expansion since. The company has a 15-year license to operate GSM-based mobile services in Pakistan, Azad Jammu and Kashmir, and the Northern areas. Warid Telecom has achieved its current market position in Pakistan through a focus on customer service and innovation, and is recognized for its quality of service and strong brand image. The company has over the last six months more than doubled its investment in the expansion of its network and capacity in order to meet the rapidly growing demand for its services. About Warid Telecom International LLC (“WTI”) and Abu Dhabi GroupWarid Telecom is part of WTI, a telecommunications group set up in 2004 to acquire, own and operate telecom assets in the emerging markets of Asia and Africa. In addition to its operation in Pakistan, WTI successfully launched its operation in Bangladesh in May 2007 with half a million subscribers acquired in less than two months. Furthering its international expansion in its target markets, WTI has acquired licenses in Congo Brazzaville and Uganda and is preparing to launch its operations in these two markets in the second half of 2007. Through its subsidiary Wateen Telecom, the Group also operates a 5,000 km fiber optic backbone in Pakistan and is launching a Wimax service in addition to the Long Distance and International (LDI) service it offers today. WTI is backed by the Abu Dhabi Group, one of the leading business groups in the United Arab Emirates, with interests in sectors including banking and financial services, hospitality, construction, telecommunications services, real estate and manufacturing. Led by His Highness Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak Al Nahayan, the Abu Dhabi Group has been investing in Pakistan for many years and is today one of the largest foreign investors in the country. Apart from Warid Telecom in Pakistan, its other successful investments in the country include Bank Alfalah Limited‚ United Bank Limited, Taavun (Pvt.) Limited, Alfalah Insurance Company Limited, Alfalah GHP Investment Management, Alfalah Securities (Pvt) Ltd and Wateen Telecom (Pvt) Limited. About Singapore Telecommunications Limited (“SingTel”)SingTel is Asia's leading communications group with operations and investments around the world. Serving both the corporate and consumer markets, it is committed to bringing the best of global communications to customers in the Asia Pacific and beyond. With significant operations in Singapore and Australia (through wholly-owned subsidiary SingTel Optus), the Group provides a comprehensive portfolio of services that include voice and data services over fixed, wireless and Internet platforms. To serve the needs of multi-national corporations, SingTel has a network of 37 offices in 19 countries and territories throughout Asia Pacific, Europe and the United States. These offices enable SingTel to deliver reliable and quality network solutions to its customers, either on its own or jointly with local partners. The Group also has major investments in Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand. Including Warid Telecom, SingTel, together with its associated companies, will have a major presence in eight regional cellular markets with a total of more than 130 million customers. SingTel employs more than 19,000 people worldwide and had a turnover of S$13.15 billion (US$8.40 billion) and net profit after tax of S$3.78 billion (US$2.42 billion) for the year ended 31 March 2007. Awarapan (Review) آوارہ پنChoosing an interesting story is difficult. But doing justice to the story is nothing short of an achievement.
More than anything else, AWARAPAN marks the coming of age of one of the most under-rated actors on this side of the Atlantic -- Emraan Hashmi. Shunning and discarding his by-now-famous casanova image, Emraan enacts a role that every actor craves for in his heart since the opportunities are limited in the masala set-up. And the youngster interprets it with aplomb. Suhag Raat سہاگ راتسہاگ رات بجلی دراصل شہر میں انجام ہجر ہے یعنی سہاگ رات میں پیام ہجر ہے شادی ہویی کسی کی جو میرے قریب میں "کالی سہاگ رات" لکھی تھی نصیب میں جس روشنی میں شادی ہوتی تھی چلی گی دولہا ابھی تھا منتظر منظر جمال آیا نا "واپڈا" کوکنوارے کا خیال دونوں کے درمیان جفا کار بن گیا یہ واپڈا سماج کی دیوار بن گیا مشعل نہ تھی چراغ نہ تھا اور دیا نی تھا پہلے بیوقوف نےماچس لیا نا تھا جیسے کہ یہ تارکول چمکتا ہودھوپ میں گوری دہکھای دیتی تھی کالی کے روپ میں دل بجھ رہا تھا کشمکش انتیظار میں جیسے کہ یہ بھی جلتا ہوبجلی کے تار میں پنکھا بھیتھا سکون میں "اے سی" بھی بند تھا گدا بھی ملٹی فوم کا، گرمی پسند تھا جدًت شب وصال میں گویاجا کی تھی گرمی وہاں بلا کی نہی کربلا کی تھی اک ہاتھ دوجے ہاتھ کو آتا نہ تھانظر دولھا دلھن کو ڈھونڈ رہا تھا ادھر ادھر تاریکیوں میں تاج محل ڈھونڈتا تھا وہ بحر رجز میں بحر رمل ڈھونڈتا تھا وہ گلشن میں جیسےکویی گل ترکے آس پاس پیاسا بھٹک رہا تھا سمندر کے آس پاس دولھا میاں سو ہجر کی تنہاییوں میں تھے مچھر دلھن کی خاص شناسایوں میں تھے رخسار ناک ہونٹ کے وہ قدر دان تھے مچھر ہر اعتبار سے جوان تھے موقعہ جہاں جہاں لگا کاٹتے رہے معجون حسن جتنی ملی چاٹتے رہے دولھا سے مچھروں کا شدید انتقام تھا مشھر وہ کر رہے تھے جو دولھا کا کام تھا مچھر کواقتدار حکومت کا جوش تھا اور حزب اختلاف کا قاید خاموش تھا اسی کشمکش میں صبح کا آغاز ہو گیا دولھا غریب ہجر کی چوکھٹ پہ سو گیا You Have Got New Male. آپ ایک نیا لڑکا حاصل کر چکے ہیں۔
DADDY! HOW WAS I BORN?" Junior asks his dad,
"Ah, my son, I guess one day you would have to find out anyway!" "Well, I saw your Mom and I first got together in a chat room on Upload, we discovered that neither One of us had used a firewall, but it was too late to hit the delete "Six weeks later your mom sent me an instant message You've Got Male'!" Awarapan in Pakistani cinemas on July 6Awarapan in Pakistani cinemas on July 6 By IndiaFM News Bureau, July 4, 2007 - 16:38 IST
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MakeA DifferenceMake a difference. A man was walking down the beach at sunset. As, he walked along, he saw another man in the distance. He noticed this man kept leaning down, picking up something and throwing it out into the water, again and again. As, he approached even closer, he noticed that the man was picking up starfish that had been washed up on the beach. He was throwing them back into the water, one by one. Puzzled, he approached the man and said, "I'm throwing these starfish back into the ocean. You see, it's low tide and all these starfish have been washed up onto the shore. If, I don't throw them back into the ocean, they'll die up here from lack of oxygen." "But, there must be thousands of starfish on this beach. You can't possible get to all of them. And, don't you realize this is probably happening on hundreds of beaches all up and down this coast. Can't you see that you can't possibly make a difference?" The man bent down and picked up yet another starfish, and threw it back into the ocean. With a smile he replied, "Made a difference to that one !!!" Just remember, no matter how small the deed Dil Se... دل سے۔۔۔
DIL SE ("From the heart") 1998, 155 minutes, Hindi. If the state of the world has you on edge, why not escape with one of those famously-fantastic "Bollywood" extravaganzas, such as this one (complete with eminently-hummable score and some great dancing) about...a terrorist suicide bomber...? Since becoming a crossover success in Hindi with NAYAKAN ("Boss," 1987, a dubbed version of his award-winning Tamil film starring Kamal Haasan) South Indian director Mani Ratnam has made a series of controversial mainstream films that touch on potent contemporary issues: the bloody Kashmir secession conflict (ROJA, 1992) and the Bombay Hindu-Muslim riots of 1993 (BOMBAY, 1994). His fourth Hindi film, DIL SE, is a spectacular and disturbing romance set against a background of insurgent and counter-insurgent violence in the eastern Himalayan region, and the threat of national disintegration, especially following the 1991 assassination of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi by a female suicide-bomber. Criticized by audiences for its highly-unorthodox denouement, it has also won staunch fans for this and other nonstandard features.
The stunning outdoor cinematography by cameraman Santosh Sivan spans the subcontinent from Himalayan snowfields and the high-altitude deserts of Ladakh to the palm-fringed backwaters of Kerala to offer, in a jarring counterpoint to the screenplay, a nakha-shikha ("head to toe") portrait of the body of Bharat Mata (the nation personified as mother goddess), evoking the Indian national anthem's sweeping catalog of geographic and ethnic regions. Similarly, A. R. Rahman's brilliant, hypnotic score melds folk rhythms, Indo-Persian ghazal imagery, and rap-style declamation into another parallel plot, here a portrait of obsessive and doomed love. The dreamlike song "pictureizations," brilliantly choreographed by Farah Khan—from the spectacular opening song Chala chayya chayya, set atop a train speeding through the mountains—seem dissociated, even by Hindi-film standards, from the screenplay, further heightening the overall sense of dis-location, and suggesting the impossibility of realizing romantic fantasy in the midst of oppressive contemporary realities.
Shahrukh Khan plays a frenetic New Delhi yuppie named Amar (ironically, this means "immortal"), an All India Radio reporter dispatched to the hills to collect sunny news stories on the theme of "what 50 years of Independence [celebrated in 1997] have done for you." Instead, he finds barbed wire, bombs, bitterness....and secessionist ethnic rebels.
His hyperactivity is counterbalanced by Manisha Koirala's portrayal of Meghna, a brooding waif whom he encounters enroute, and whose coldness conceals past traumas and deadly secrets. The hero sets out, with sheer exuberance and ostentatious passion, to tame this beautiful and elusive shrew—a stock plotline in Bombay romances, but in this case, the results are unexpected and increasingly ominous. It seems that Meghna is already married—to a cause the hero cannot fathom.
After the interval, the action shifts to New Delhi, where the infatuated reporter, still pursuing his dream woman and half-heartedly wooing another (Preity Zinta) who has been proposed by his parents, stumbles onto a plot to assassinate the President of India during the January 26th Republic Day Parade, and soon runs afoul of both the plotters and the heavy-handed intelligence team working frantically to stop them. The film's explosive and haunting conclusion leaves a number of questions unanswered—one being whether its open-endedness is intentional or due to a failure of directorial vision. Assuming the former, one reading of the film is as a gendered anti-nationalist allegory in which "All-India" Amar represents the Hindu-majoritarian centre and Meghna the alienated ethnic and religious minorities and peripheral states. In this interpretation, Ratnam ingeniously turns Khan's trademark bouncy, self-centered screen persona against itself, to craft a political commentary on the hypocrisy and ultimate failure of centrist programs of "national integration." The hero labors manfully to lure the heroine into a lasting union based on (his) ideals, asking her to forget past injustices and (literal) violations; his implicit message—"Just love me and everything will be all right!"—appears increasingly idiotic as we learn more about her life. His love is as selfish as it is passionate, and both blind to and seemingly uninterested in the reality of Meghna's traumatic past. The result of his unrelenting pursuit of his romantic dream is not a happy ending, nor an optimistic portent for the nation. میں کیسے مان لوں
More about Yahoo Messenger (Vista) یاہو کی طرف سے آنے والا نیا میسنجرYahoo is building a new version of its Messenger communications service specifically for the Windows Vista operating system. Yahoo Messenger for Vista will be previewed Monday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and will be launched in public beta during the second quarter. It offers the ability to resize the contacts window and to start a chat without opening a chat window, easy access to a color wheel to change the background color, and the ability to make photos full-screen size when sharing them. Users can also combine multiple chat sessions into one window with multiple tabs and can drag and drop a contact onto the desktop for separate viewing.
Another new feature is the automatic creation of contact groups based on Yahoo network affinity groups of which users may be members. For instance, a user who is in the Yahoo Fantasy Football group can see other group contacts in the Messenger window or separate them out into a new window. Yahoo Messenger for Vista also leverages the desktop search in Vista to let the user search for photos stored on the computer, and it includes new animated emoticons. Lipstick On Mirror آینہ پر لپسٹک کے نشانLipstick on the Mirror According to a news report, a certain private school in Victoria,
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Little Johnny Little Johnny was busy doing his homework. As his mother approached she heard: *********** Holding You In My ArmsHolding you in my arms, cursing my hands. 16 Sign That you love someoneSIXTEEN: FIFTEEN: FOURTEEN: THIRTEEN: ELEVEN: TEN: NINE: EIGHT: SEVEN: SIX: FIVE: FOUR: THREE: TWO: ONE: Meri Aankhon k Samandar Main.... میری آنکھوں کے سمندر میں۔۔۔۔۔
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AWARAPAN, directed by Mohit Suri, gets it right on both the levels -- on paper first, on celluloid later.
The brief is clear: If Reema is found cheating behind Malik's back, Shivam has to eliminate her. From the moment Shivam sets his eyes on Reema, his frozen past begins to raise its head. He is reminded of his lost love [Shriya Saran] and how he had failed to save it from a catastrophe.
Ashutosh Rana is splendid and all you want to ask the actor is, aap kahan thhe itne mahine? Shriya Saran has a small role, but she sparkles every time she appears on screen. Mrinalini is a talent to watch out for. She's outstanding!
Further to the breaking news about the release of the Mohit Suri-directed Awarapan in Pakistan, we have an update that the film will hit cinemas in Pakistan on July 6, a week after its worldwide release. 
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