PROFILE

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.

Here are three ladies enjoying at some family function, they dressed up in traditional style shalwar kameez of beautiful colors. The girls have also put on the round shaped mang tikka. These are Pakistani girls with cute smiling faces and nice clothing.

What is most probable, however, is that its much ado about nothing. In Pakistan, its always business as usual. Our readers have chimed in with their views on the issue. Shireen Abbasi says from Lahore “Nawaz Sharif isn’t exactly the most desirable of leaders, and the poor, lethargic and apathetic population of Pakistan can’t be asked to put their lives and properties on the line for just another selfish politician.”

Ayesha Chaudhary, a BBA student from Islamabad writes “This pathetic circus of a Long March is really about political opportunism and nothing more. Nawaz Sharif doesn’t really give a damn about the judiciary or instituational integrity”.

Meanwhile Female lawyers led by Samina Nauman protested the government’s decisions against the Long March. Police restrained Samina in Karachi, an event that has certainly ruffled a lot of feathers.

The Taliban militia have imposed a barbaric rule in Swat Valley, banning mens’ haircuts and womens education in some areas. “These guys have misinterpreted Islam to suit their whims” says Sabiha Ahmed from Lahore. “Islam encourages womens’ education. While they claim to follow Islam, they are in fact the farthest from it”.

Mashal Khan from Peshawar said “At a difficult time like this, the terrorists wanted to show that Pakistan is hopeless. We must not allow this perception to hold”. Many young people believe that in order for Pakistan to succeed as a nation, all Pakistanis must come together to take a united stand against extremists. “Nobody should provide support to any fringe elements, as this kind of violence is what they stand for” said Nabeela Hasan from Islamabad.

Her earrings also sport a similar brass or copper design. Pakistani girls sure know how to dress and look good, and this lady is no exception. Islamabad girls in particular have endearing personalities to match their stunning good looks.

The gray of their uniforms is complementing the pastel background nicely, creating an overpowering, leafy aura that conveys a sultry, earthen sensuality. Don’t you feel like asking these beauties out?

Amina Haq writes in from Islamabad: “Why do guys go nuts when they don’t even know who the girl is?” Ah, that is the age old question nobody, and I mean nobody, from Calcutta to Quetta has been able to answer.

It would be great if we could get in touch with her; however, we have no idea who she really is or where she lives! So guys, keep in mind, its for your eyes only! We’re not a dating agency (yet!)

Yes, you heard that right. An attempt to block Youtube from Pakistani users actually resulted in a worldwide access denial. Pakistani girls are up in fury at the attempt to block one of their favorite websites from Pakistan, as are their male counterparts.

Samina Khan, resident cultural analyst at Pakistanigirls.org said that while the ban on Youtube may have played to the sensibilities of certain segments of the population, most people used Youtube for entertainment purposes and for watching videos and music. Any attempt to filter out objectionable content from Youtube will be affected by the fact that many people don’t have the knowhow or will to access it in the first place, thereby watching only what they are searching for.