Hina Rabbani Khar Tops List of Most Glamorous Women Politicians

[Kashmiri Nationalist]

I kept reading Gorgeous as Generous and kept wondering until I realized it was "Gorgeous".

she is not Gorgeous, she is Decent

Does it matter? No.

 

[acid rain]

Majority of Pakistan women are generally more beautiful than the Indians.

Same with the guys.

webbyji, yeh bakwaas hai. LOL

Lekin I agree Some Pakistani women are really beautiful.

 

[Marshmallow]

Hina rabbani Khar doesnt come close to real beauty of pakistani Women

she looks to me a Dracula wid dark circles wearing duppata n sunglasses

 

[theone-neo]

man she is hot... is she married...

 

[Srinivas]

Hina rabbani Khar doesnt come close to real beauty of pakistani Women

she looks to me a Dracula wid dark circles wearing duppata n sunglasses

Then majority of men who like her do like the lady with the characteristic of above highlighted part

 

[EagleEyes]

i dont agree,it depends on area.

True, but that is why i said most. We got more area. ;D

 

[I-LEK]

Video Portal Geo TV Network : Hina Khar declared most Glamorous Politician

Indian fanboys of Mrs Khar

cool! nice)))!

freedom of women in the world!

 

[Paan Singh]

True, but that is why i said most. We got more area. ;D

no.......................

keep trolling,hope some moderator ban you for long vacation

 

[Spring Onion]

Four Pakistanis make it to WEF's Young Global Leaders 2013 list


The World Economic Forum (WEF) released its annual Young Global Leaders (YGL) list of 2013 that included four Pakistani achievers among the 199 young leaders from 70 countries.

According to a news release by WEF, “the YGL class of 2013 is composed of honourees from all sectors of society, with 50% from business and 50% from arts and culture, academia, civil society, government, media and non-profits; 42% are women”.
The YGL 2013 honourees from Pakistan include political figure Maryam Nawaz, documentary filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, founder Pakistan Innovation Foundation Athar Osama and journalist Shehrbano Taseer.Maryam Nawaz is the daughter of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and is currently pursuing a PhD in practical politics. She has been managing her family owned Sharif Trust for the last 15 years, which includes a hospital, schools and colleges.Obaid-Chinoy is an Emmy and Oscar award-winning Pakistani-Canadian journalist and documentary film-maker who works towards raising awareness about women’s issues and rights in Pakistan. Her documentary, “Saving Face” received global recognition since its release in 2012.

Osama is a Pakistani scholar who launched Muslim-Science.com, an online journal discussing the issues of Science, Technology, Innovation and Policy mainly concerned with Muslim countries. He is the first Pakistani who was honoured with the World Technology Network award in 2011.

Shehrbano Taseer is the daughter of assassinated former Governor of Punjab, Salman Taseer. She works to raise awareness about the rights of the disadvantaged, more specifically women and minorities.


Express Tribune


Maryam Nawaz

Sherbano Taseer

 

[DV RULES]

Four Pakistanis make it to WEF's Young Global Leaders 2013 list


The World Economic Forum (WEF) released its annual Young Global Leaders (YGL) list of 2013 that included four Pakistani achievers among the 199 young leaders from 70 countries.

According to a news release by WEF, “the YGL class of 2013 is composed of honourees from all sectors of society, with 50% from business and 50% from arts and culture, academia, civil society, government, media and non-profits; 42% are women”.
The YGL 2013 honourees from Pakistan include political figure Maryam Nawaz, documentary filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, founder Pakistan Innovation Foundation Athar Osama and journalist Shehrbano Taseer.Maryam Nawaz is the daughter of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and is currently pursuing a PhD in practical politics. She has been managing her family owned Sharif Trust for the last 15 years, which includes a hospital, schools and colleges.Obaid-Chinoy is an Emmy and Oscar award-winning Pakistani-Canadian journalist and documentary film-maker who works towards raising awareness about women’s issues and rights in Pakistan. Her documentary, “Saving Face” received global recognition since its release in 2012.

Osama is a Pakistani scholar who launched Muslim-Science.com, an online journal discussing the issues of Science, Technology, Innovation and Policy mainly concerned with Muslim countries. He is the first Pakistani who was honoured with the World Technology Network award in 2011.

Shehrbano Taseer is the daughter of assassinated former Governor of Punjab, Salman Taseer. She works to raise awareness about the rights of the disadvantaged, more specifically women and minorities.


Express Tribune


Maryam Nawaz

Sherbano Taseer

A good BANDAR BAANT.

 

[Spring Onion]

A good BANDAR BAANT.

not bad.

WEF is not controlled by us )).

anyway bravo the ladies

 

[DV RULES]

not bad.

WEF is not controlled by us )).

anyway bravo the ladies

agree when you're saying "bravo the ladies"
but i have reservations over these safarshi and benefited political families who are hurdles for well deserved competent females.

 

[Star Wars]

I like south Indian women better TBH... to hell with fair skin ...

 

[Green Bullet]

Easy Star Wars..all girls regardless of there skin color are beautiful and we should respect them.

 

[airmarshal]

What a stupid, sexist survey that can only be expected from a Bollywood obsessed India.