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Mn ne tum ko Khuda se manga hey,maan ki yaad,Udas mosam,shak,suragh,jhoot kehtey hn,Kashmir,rahat

Massive Corruption in Benazir Income Support Program: بینظیر انکم سپورٹ پروگرام میں وسیع پیمانے پر کرپشن

Massive Corruption in Benazir Income Support Program: بینظیر انکم سپورٹ پروگرام میں وسیع پیمانے پر کرپشن جون 2008 میں، پاکستان نے **بینظیر انکم سپورٹ پروگرام کا آغاز کیا، جو ملک کا سب سے بڑا سماجی امدادی منصوبہ ہے۔ یہ ادارہ 2010 میں ایک خودمختار ادارے کے طور پر قائم کیا گیا، جس سے اس کے دائرہ کار میں توسیع ممکن ہوئی۔ اس پروگرام کا نام پاکستان کی سابق وزیرِ اعظم **بینظیر بھٹو** کی یاد میں رکھا گیا۔ دسمبر 2024 تک، BISP تقریباً *96 لاکھ خاندانوں* کو سہارا فراہم کر رہا ہے، جس سے تقریباً *5 کروڑ 80 لاکھ افراد* کو فائدہ پہنچ رہا ہے — جو پاکستان کی آبادی کا تقریباً چوتھائی حصہ ہے۔ پروگرام کے لیے انتخاب کا معیار بنیادی طور پر *معاشی ضرورت* پر مبنی ہے، بغیر کسی *مذہبی، نسلی، جغرافیائی یا سیاسی امتیاز* کے۔ اس امداد کے لیے اہل ہونے کے لیے خاندان کی **ماہانہ آمدنی 50,000 روپے (تقریباً 175 امریکی ڈالر) سے کم ہونی چاہیے۔ جنوری 2023 میں، پاکستان کے آڈیٹر جنرل کے دفتر نے قومی اسمبلی کی پبلک اکاؤنٹس کمیٹی کو اطلاع دی کہ BISP کے 19 ارب روپے غیر قانونی طور پر 1,43,000 سرکاری افسران میں تقسیم کی...
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نیست کو ہست کر کے چھوڑ دیا from nothing

Aaj aap k liye aik qata,a le kr hazir hua hoon Is umeed k Saath k aap ko Pasand aye ga or aap Pasand krtey hue like, comment or subscribe kren gey. قطعہ qata,a نیست کو ہست کر کے چھوڑ دیا وعدہ الست کر کے چھوڑ دیا تو بھی مالک عجیب مالک ہے اوج کو۔ پست کر کے چھوڑ دیا Neest ko hast kr k chor diya Wada e alast kr k chor diya TU b maalik ajeeb maalik he Ouj ko past kr k chor diya Here is the description and translation of the given verses in English: Verse in Roman Urdu: Nīst ko hast kar ke choṛ diyā Waʿda alast kar ke choṛ diyā To bhī mālik ʿajīb mālik hai Auj ko past kar ke choṛ diyā Description and Translation: Nīst ko hast kar ke choṛ diyā Translation: "He turned non-existence into existence and then left it." Description: This line suggests the act of creation, where something that did not exist (non-existence) was brought into being (...
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اداس موسم،udasmosam,غزل،ghazal urdu

Gloomy weather often evokes a sense of melancholy and introspection. The overcast skies and persistent drizzle create an atmosphere that can feel heavy and somber. Unlike sunny days that inspire activity and cheerfulness, gloomy weather tends to slow everything down, encouraging people to stay indoors and seek comfort in solitude or quiet activities. The muted colors and subdued light can make the world seem less vibrant, affecting both the environment and people's moods. For many, gloomy weather can trigger feelings of sadness or nostalgia. The lack of sunlight can impact serotonin levels in the brain, leading to feelings of lethargy or mild depression. This is particularly evident in places that experience long periods of overcast skies, such as during winter months in higher latitudes. The continuous grey skies can make it difficult to find motivation and maintain a positive outlook. However, this weather also provides an opportunity for reflection and introspection, allowin...
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اے وطن خاک تیری وجہ شفا میرے لئیے

independenceday | 14august23 | greatday |آزادی | pakistan https://bit.ly/3TdyAsy https://bit.ly/3RotffE https://youtu.be/MQsWxM1NStY https://youtu.be/46itIVCIYzw https://youtu.be/OALqnboPOKw https://youtube.com/shorts/Pz0VjFIBSn0?feature=share In actual sense these are two qitaatقطعات of my poem soz e watan.these shows how much love I have with my homeland.in 1947 my family migrated from Indian Punjab to Pakistani punjab.my family left every thing for the sake of watan,so I know how our home land came into being. My love never decreases with my sweet homelands streets. Oh my lovely homeland your soil is cure for me. How I treat your injuries with Cotton loops. There is a great desert in every particles for me. HamariWeb - Punjabi Poetry I will never survive without you You are the Dreamland and the land of dreams. You are the pearl which decorated my forefathers. There is no any country (watan)like you.
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Celebrating Pakistan day with a national song,milli naghma

Celebrate Independence Day with Pakistan's National Song https://bit.ly/3TdyAsy https://bit.ly/3RotffE https://youtu.be/MQsWxM1NStY https://youtu.be/46itIVCIYzw https://youtu.be/OALqnboPOKw https://youtube.com/shorts/Pz0VjFIBSn0?feature=share HamariWeb - Punjabi Poetry This is a national song written in relation with our beloved countary and its founder. I said in this national song that My God, may my country live forever, live long Quaid e Azam. I am proud of this flag, now it is just my identity, my respect is due to this state. may life dance in this country, may the light of the sky shine with dew, may this country be the cure for every pain. we love 💕 the country more than any wealth,the country is the star of the nation, s eyes, the country is our last support afzal shakeel sandhu HamariWeb - Punjabi Poetry
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میں نے تم کو خدا سے مانگا ہے

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