Discussion Mustafa kamal ................. Was a great administrator

[Hidden_Trigger]

Tamaam party tassub sai bala tar ho kar kon kon y accept karta hai k Mustafa Kamal was a great administrator.

Apni rayay ka zaroor izhaar kijiyay ga.

[sugerboy]

Badqismati say doodh kay andar itni ziada maingniyan hain kay doodh kahin nazar hi nahi aata.

[Hidden_Trigger]

Badqismati say doodh kay andar itni ziada maingniyan hain kay doodh kahin nazar hi nahi aata.

Who said .... drink milk with the ****, you can use straw for drinking milk .......... yahan sirf y sawal hai k he was the right one or not with out mentioning his party affiliation, you have to clean your mind before writing any comment here.

[sugerboy]

Who said .... drink milk with the ****, you can use straw for drinking milk .......... yahan sirf y sawal hai k he was the right one or not with out mentioning his party affiliation, you have to clean your mind before writing any comment here.

Aqalmand ko ishara kafi hai , baqi fazool batain ker ky jitni lambi baat ker lo. ya jitna marzi baat ko idher udher ghuma lo , koi pabandi nahi hai

[Hidden_Trigger]

Aqalmand ko ishara kafi hai , baqi fazool batain ker ky jitni lambi baat ker lo. ya jitna marzi baat ko idher udher ghuma lo , koi pabandi nahi hai

isay kahtay hain apni jhijhuk mittana ....... jub baat na ho sakay to akhir mai yahi kaha jata hai .......... La -ilm per Lahool

[sugerboy]

isay kahtay hain apni jhijhuk mittana ....... jub baat na ho sakay to akhir mai yahi kaha jata hai .......... La -ilm per Lahool

jee jee bilkul , maan laitay hain yar naraz to na ho , baat lambi kerky koi faida nahi , agar mai ye bhi kahoon ga kay sooraj garam hai to tum is baat per bhi 2 ghantay ki behass ker sakty ho . My first reply is complete and full.
No need for further comment on this thread.

[nutral]

mien ne in ko aik programme mien PMLN ke qadari ko galiyan dete or dhamkiyan dete suna tha woh bhi kammal ki thien.

[khanaafaq]

no doubt he is a good administrator although he has attitude problem,

[RiiDa]

no doubt he is a good administrator although he have attitude problem,

hmm.......suits him!!!

[khanaafaq]

he was a political administrator not bureaucrat. so his should control he anger.

hmm.......suits him!!!

[Hidden_Trigger]

he was a political administrator not bureaucrat. so he should control he anger.

Yeah he is a politician and not bureaucrat, therefore he has attitude problem, Mustafa Kamal ka sirf aik concept humaisha raha hai chayay wo IT Minister raha ho, Mayor ya koi Syaasi Zimmedaari aaj ka kaam aaj hi hoga chayay kuch bhi ho jayay.

Yahi waja hai k us ka mizaj garam rahta hai.

He always tried to achieve the goals within specified time.

[mak000123]

heck looter and killer never be good........

[javeria]

mien ne in ko aik programme mien PMLN ke qadari ko galiyan dete or dhamkiyan dete suna tha woh bhi kammal ki thien.

Sir....Abusive Language may to Aap loug Mustafa Kamal hain, hum to City Adminsitration ki baat kar re hain

[Hidden_Trigger]

heck looter and killer never be good........

"Mental illnesses", The error in regarding complex psycho-social behavior, consisting of communications about yourselves and the world. In other words, it is an error pertaining not to any mistakes in observation or reasoning, as such, but rather to the way in which you organize and express your knowledge.

[khanaafaq]

bureaucrat adm ki gardan main sariya hota hai na ke pol. mazaj main tezi aor aaj ka kaam aaj per hona achi baat hai magar unfortunately some scenes showed that he has attitude problem with common people.
i m big admiral of him.

Yeah he is a politician and not bureaucrat, therefore he has attitude problem, Mustafa Kamal ka sirf aik concept humaisha raha hai chayay wo IT Minister raha ho, Mayor ya koi Syaasi Zimmedaari aaj ka kaam aaj hi hoga chayay kuch bhi ho jayay.

Yahi waja hai k us ka mizaj garam rahta hai.

He always tried to achieve the goals within specified time.

[Hidden_Trigger]

bureaucrat adm ki gardan main sariya hota hai na ke pol. mazaj main tezi aor aaj ka kaam aaj per hona achi baat hai magar unfortunately some scenes showed that he has attitude problem with common people.
i m big admiral of him.

No its not his personal attitude problem ....... it is something else but i want to make this thread less politically so ll discuss later on his political attitude problem.

[Jury]

Mustafa Kamal According To Indian Newspaper & Journalist


Sunil Sethi: Can Karachi get a new start?

Sunil Sethi: Can Karachi get a new start? Sunil Sethi / New Delhi April 3, 2010, 0:17 IST A tourist visa to Pakistan, priced at Rs 15, roughly the same as a local bus or Metro ticket in Delhi, sounds like a deliciously tempting bargain but getting there, at this twisted juncture in India-Pakistan relations, is not a joy ride. There is only once-a-week PIA connection between Delhi and Karachi. Writers like Fatima Bhutto, who is promoting her family memoir Songs of Blood & Sword in India this week, or the literary critic Muneeza Shamsie who is the regional chair of the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize to be announced in Delhi in later this month, have to travel to Delhi via Dubai. Everywhere I went during the five days I spent in Pakistan last week, friends, acquaintances and colleagues complained of the hardship in getting Indian visas. Fehmida Riaz, the country’s leading feminist poet who spent several years of exile in India during Zia-ul-Haq’s regime, spoke of the tedious paperwork involved including translated and attested copies of ID cards.

Karachi is not reputed as a sub-continental beauty spot. Jihadist battles, gang wars and gunfire are familiar street sights and sounds, drug trafficking in its vast slums, kidnappings and political violence between Sindhi nationalists and MQM, the muhajir party of immigrants from UP and Bihar, are the stuff of everyday life. The horrific kidnap, torture and beheading of Daniel Pearl by Al Qaeda operatives in 2002 certified Karachi as the bad news capital of South Asia. Kolkata, with its slow-moving strikers and fading hammer-and-sickle graffiti or Mumbai with its “maximum city” appellation of overall wretchedness, seem vaguely hopeful in comparison.

What a surprise, then, to find Karachi looking in better shape than before. New flyovers, better traffic management, improved electricity supply in slums and buzzing cafes with women dressed in casual western clothes (an increasingly uncommon sight elsewhere in the country) not to speak of an ornamental fountain that shoots hundred feet from the sea in Clifton seafront (Karachi’s Marine Drive) as a symbol of its revival. Bomb blasts and murky politics, like a transient Arabian Sea tide, seem temporarily at ebb.


By all accounts, much of the credit for the city’s reform goes to its outgoing nazim, or mayor, the pro-active youthful Mustafa Kamal. Although a dyed-in-the-wool, risen-from-the-ranks MQM man, educated in Malaysia and Wales, is hard-working (in office at 7 am everyday), approachable (his widespread popularity) and clean (no scandal in a corrupt metropolis). He has been voted as one of the best city mayors in Asia in recent polls.


I met him him at the opening of the first Karachi Literature Festival, a co-venture between the Oxford University Press, headed by OUP’s dynamic Ameena Saiyid and British Council Pakistan, and perfectly on cue, he said: “I have heard about the success of the Jaipur lit fest. This event is inspired by Jaipur because it’s important for Karachi to turn the page.” Mustafa Kamal has recently had to demit office because, as with so many appointments in Pakistan, he owed his office to the dispensation of Musharraf. Given his MQM political base though, it is widely believed that he will make a resounding comeback.


This is good news for a metropolis of 16 million that is Pakistan’s financial centre, largest seaport and most cosmopolitan yet beleaguered face. Karachi is also the country’s richest city with a great deal of Gulf money rolling about. In the spreading acres of the suburb known as Defence (Parts I to VIII) are villas of a scale and ostentation — and still coming up at great pace — that would be unimaginable in much of metropolitan India. In fact, in most big cities they are coming down to be replaced by apartments. Not surprising, therefore, that the most incredulous question a young journalist asked was: “Is it true that movie stars like Salman Khan and Aamir Khan live in flats?”

[RiiDa]

Sir....Abusive Language may to Aap loug Mustafa Kamal hain, hum to City Adminsitration ki baat kar re hain

sorry..
abusive main yeh logg sirf kamal..mustafa kamal nahi hosakty.

[RiiDa]

he was a political administrator not bureaucrat. so he should control he anger.

he duz controls alot..lekin jaisy ko taisa hi jana cahiya.
banda agger jazbati na hota...tu aisy kaam bhi na kerta....he shud say it out loud and clear ,pahly app,pahly app waly bhary hoye mqm main..

[RiiDa]

bureaucrat adm ki gardan main sariya hota hai na ke pol. mazaj main tezi aor aaj ka kaam aaj per hona achi baat hai magar unfortunately some scenes showed that he has attitude problem with common people.
i m big admiral of him.

trust me..he is not rude and arrogant ,he is straight foward and emotional and ghalat ilzam kyon sunein??