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Ms. Asra Khan
MANAGING DIRECTOR AKS CREATIVESSENIOR VICE CHAIR
PERSON; INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
Ms Asra was born in Islamabad, Pakistan on August 21, 1984. She belongs to reputeable Awan Family of Punjab, her father Dr. Muhammad Mushtaq Chishtee served as Architect in C.D.A Islamabad and she married to Ambassador Dr. M. Shahid Amin Khan in 2009.
She did her schooling from Islamabad Model School & completed her graduation in Textile & Fashion Designing from Sarhad University of Information Technology,
Peshawar, Pakistan in 2006. She did her Masters in Business Management from Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad, Pakistan.
During initial years of her career she worked with well known institutions of Designing and Art as internship, lecturer, executive and designer. She also works as the Lecturer of Textile Designing at Institute of Textile & Modern Technologies at Rawalpindi from July 2004 to Jan 2005. & National Textile Institute for two years
after her graduation.Ms. Asra was the best player of Badminton & Table Tennis at her college levels. She honored various awards at institutional levels in games, art,  painting & designing, fashion designing & and also in quiz competitions.

Since she was studying, she had aim to develop her own organization where she can bring her own new ideas & innovation by promoting youth of her own nation. To achieve her target she worked in various organizations as graphic designer, fashion designer, web designer, textile processing lectureship, executive director, etc. At last she reached to her target of organization named as “AKS Creatives”. She is heading AKS Creatives with encouragement of her husband & prayers of her parents. Ms. Asra is currently working in other organizations except her own; as Executive Director of World Peace Mission Organization from October 2009; as Honorary Vice Chairperson of IHRC Relief Fund Trust from 2010; as Senior Vice Chairperson of IHRC from 2010. She is also working as the  Chief Executive Officer of Al- Ayesha Group of Companies (PVT) Limited.

On the 23 June, 2010 Mrs. Asra Khan, one the Key Note speaker in the National Youth Conference which was organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs, International Labor
Organization (ILO) and Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA). Mrs. Asra Khan rewarded successful youth business women and audience appreciated the
working of AKS Creatives to provide youth a female’s platform where they can learn how to do business.

In the end of July 2011, Ms. Asra Khan is going to launch her own boutique by name “AKS Dezyn’s” in Islamabad, Lahore, & Karachi on which project she is working nowadays.

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Atiqa Odho is a famous tv actress and prominent show host. The glamorous diva started her carrier as a makeup artist and then joined Pakistan television as an actress. She starred in several television dramas in which Sitara aur Mehrunisa, Dasht, and  Naijjat etc are famous and memorable. These serials are still remembered by the people of our country.

A few years ago Atiqa Odho launched her cosmetic products under the brand name of Odho cosmetics. Her cosmetic products are available on stores in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad.  She has now joined the political party of Pervez Musharraf and working as the party’s media advisor.

Pakistanis this year will be treated to a rather sombre Independence day with the rising flood waters and what not. As if the Air Blue disaster wasn’t enough, the nation was subject to one upheaval after another as target killings in Karachi and the most massive floods in recorded history wrecked havoc on innocent Pakistanis.

As always, the downtrodden females of Pakistan are amongst the most anguished of victims, having been subjected to travails of the worst kind in this third world country. Nevertheless, the brave women of Pakistan have borne countless tests with towering forebearance, putting many to shame. “Today, the girls of Pakistan resolve to rebuild the country and help it gain its ideal place amongst the comity of nations,” writes Sehar Khan from now innundated Dera Ismail Khan.

Pakistani girls from around the country are pitching in and helping with flood relief. The recent floods in Pakistan have claimed thousands of lives, displacing millions and affecting an estimated 15 million people. The disaster is being described by international observers as the worst natural calamity in recent history, exceeding even the Indonesian tsunami in its sheer scale of destruction and loss of life and property.

The recent floods arose from heavy rainfall in Central Asia and the northwestern Himalaya, causing torrential downpours along downstream waterways. High up in the northern mountains of Pakistan, a complex network of rivulets and streams coalesce into major rivers such as the Jhelum and Indus. These rivers, along with western systems such as the Kabul river recently swelled with heavy precipitation, overflowing their banks not just at irrigated areas but also near such unlikely habitations as Nowshera and other cities west of the Indus. Women tend to suffer the most in such calamaties, as they are poorly equipped to defend themselves against the onslaught of nature.

Ladies from major cities such as Lahore and Karachi are pitching in with material and financial help to alleviate the suffering of their unfortunate compatriots. Lets hope the people of Pakistan can manage to overcome what is only the latest in a string of misfortunes to befall this wretched nation.

People of Pakistan used to enjoy the moderate weather just a few years ago. Global warming has now changed the climate not only in Pakistan, but throughout the world. This year the intense heat wave has hit Sindh and its surrounding locations, setting the hottest temprature in the history of South Asia. The extremely hot weather also kills a number of people in different parts of the country. The worst case scenario in the coutry is that the people have to face electricity load shedding for many hours. This situation has now become unacceptable and unbearable for the people of Pakistan. Pakistani girls are also suffering in this agonizing situation. The schools and colleges are closed for summer holidays these days. Girls are trying to relax at their houses.

Like many other professions Pakistani women are also taking part in the field of flying. Women are now fighter jet pilots in Pakistan’s Air Force. In march 2006 these four graduate pilots had started their career as the first women fighter pilots of Pakistan. These women proved that girls can also serve their country in the best possible way through any field. Women and men should get equal opportunities in every field of life as to make our country prosporous.  Pakistani girls must get chances to bring up their talent.

Women in rural areas of Pakistan have admirable hand embroidery skills. The quality of their work is excellent, but unfortunately they have to sell their work on very low prices, as these women are not aware of the market rates in big cities. These women work hard and help their men, to make an increase in the income as to support their family. Women in our villages also not get proper information about the trends and designs of the clothes exhibited in urban areas of the country, but still the Multani, Sindhi, Balochi etc embroidered clothes are famous among women and young girls of Pakistan.

Clay can be used in making different shaped pots nad sculptures. The art of making things from this natural material is the cultural heritage of our country. Molding and baking of the natural material like clay is one of the oldest art of our culture. The clay made products which is also known as pottery, are being used in subcontinent from centuries. Even today these products can be used as crockery, home decor and for various purposes. Pakistani girls love to take part in such artistic activities. There are many institutions, in which girls are doing courses as to become a professional artist in the field.

In summer girls choose soft, cool and light colours, for the derss like shalwar kameez. The choice of colours for the dresses is according to the weather, and as the summer is intense in Pakistan, the dresses made are of colours which absorb less heat and have soothing effect on the eyes. All the light and soft colours are in trend for this year summer in Pakistan. New arrivals of elegant printed lawn and cotton fabric in beautiful combinations of various colours are available in the markets these days.