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Rabia Bosan with her daughter Mamooma February is usually the most beautiful time of the year in the city of saints. A month, which signifies  Love  and  Festivity . A time, when intensity of winter reduces. A promise of spring lurks around the corner and summer is still nowhere in sight. A time, when fields are filled with Mustard flowers. Greens start to reappear on the scene. The Blue sky, turns Bluer. Clouds come and go. Rainbows follow them. The array of colors in Nature, provoke humans to wrap themselves in some cheerful, vibrant hues. Like Reds, Yellows and Oranges, too bright for the long summer season. Inspired by the idea of  Love,  FMS committee members, usually dedicate this month to Valentine's day by wearing Red. And this tradition was carried on by   Rabia Bosan , who had her turn to host a party in FMS committee during February . Rabia Bosan  has  an unmatched reputation of an extremely wide social circle. And is also well known for throwing extensiv

Hajra Shah receiving 1st prize from the chief judge Mrs. Riffat Mubarak.  Ladies club Multan has a great tradition of arranging different kinds of competitions among its members. Such activities provide the members, a chance to display their talents and for others, an opportunity to learn from whatever they get to see. On 10th of February, a dessert making competition was arranged by the group, headed by Mrs. Shagufta Khaksaar and Mrs. Sahibzada Farooq. Other members included Ismat Javed, Amara Qasim, Ayesha Awan, Mrs. Saleem Khakwani, Mrs. Mirza Ali Ahmad. The event turned out to be a great success, as lots of members participated and provided a pretty sight by the layout and decorations, as well a treat of taste as well. Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar, lifetime president of the ladies club, was the chief guest at the occasion. Whereas, Mrs. Riffat Mubarak was the chief judge of the competition. Mrs. Shagufta Khaaksaar, the program secretary of the club, hosted the show. But the most inter

Mahnaz Farid, Hania Shahid and Fariha Munir Shah SOS village Multan , is such an impressive and thoroughly looked after project that philanthropists find ways to reach out and help this institution. The transparency and excellent record keeping of the expenditure and of every penny received as donation, encourage people to trust this project and invite their friends and family to contribute for the well being and betterment of the young souls being raised here.  The third meeting of the executive board members took place on 10th February 2014, at 4pm. Hania Shahid, Fariha Munir Shah , Saadia Yaqub ,  Rubina Arshad, Ayesha Najeeb, Mr. Shahbaaz Ali Chattha were among thos executive board members, who attended this meeting. Also, the representatives of Nizam Solar energy  were present at the occasion. And the highlight of their presence was that they had found willing parties to donate solar energy units for the entire SOS project.  And were there to offer their service for the entire

CIPE  , (Center for International Private Enterprise) , is a non-profit affiliate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and one of the four core institutes of the National Endowment for Democracy.  CIPE   provides management assistance, practical experience, and financial support to local organizations to strengthen their capacity to implement democratic and economic reforms. Recently, CIPE invited a select group of ladies from South Asian women chambers  to attend, a regional networking workshop, in Colombo, Sri Lanka. This network included pa rticipants from major and emerging chambers of commerce and business associations in Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bhutan. It was an ongoing training program, with two meetings already held in Dhaka and Khatmandu. When  Spwcci Multan  was honored to be a part of it.  Masooma Sibtain and Fariha Munir Shah  of SPWCCI were invited in the third meeting, held in Lahore in October 2013. Similarly, during the latest meeting in Col