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Elegance personified, Dr. Qamar Khushi Ejaz.  The military of any country, is an entire world in itself. With its own set of traditions, lifestyle and a unique culture. Pakistan army, the pride of our soil, is not any different. Where it provides, the gentlemen (and now women as well),  the opportunities to serve and protect their motherland. It also provides them and their families, a high class social life. As we all know, there is a time period, a tenure for every post held by an army person. Almost every two, to two and a half years, an officer has to say goodbye to the place he/ she has stayed for so long and then, has to move on to some new destination.This lifestyle has given birth to the traditions of arranging 'welcomes' and 'farewells' for their fellow workers and their families. On 22nd August 2013, one such farewell was arranged by, the aviators' wives club, for the outgoing members, Mrs. Khadija Tariq, Mrs. Rubina Iftikhar and ...

The hostess of the event, Dr. Qamar Khushi Ejaz. When it comes to the wonderful couple of Brigadier Ejaz and Mrs. Qamar Khushi Ejaz, people find it difficult to decide, who is more luckier, among the two. The lady, who holds a prestigious degree of doctorate, with a well deserving post in the department of English of the most distinguished institution of Multan, Bahauddin Zakria University. And is also fortunate to be married to a thorough gentleman of an officer. Or the gentleman officer, who is married to this the marvelous lady blessed with many attributes.   The couple prevails over civil and military social scene gracefully. Held in high regards by everybody, everywhere.  As the holy month of Ramdan was in progress, the couple decided to host an aftaari to entertain their friends and acquaintances, on 2nd August. The venue was decided to be the spacious lawns of their stately official house. But due to the unpredicted rainfall at the last hour, they had to move the...

The chairperson, SOS village, Mrs. Fozia Mughees Sheikh and General secretary Mahnaz Fareed. SOS children's village, Multan is not a solitary project. It is an enormous, multidimensional, iconic affair. Based on SOS village, SOS Herman Gmeiner school, SOS youth home. With SOS college lined up, as the next target. The primary concern of this massive institute is to provide care to orphans and abandoned children. But at the same time, efforts are made to enrich their lives, with strong moral, educational and social values. All this, along with physical and mental growth of the inmates of  SOS village, require ample amount of funding. Being a charitable organization, money is mainly generated from the community. To stimulate the purpose and for reasons like these, proper 'executive boards' are formed. People who are interested in the cause are invited to be a part of it. Representatives from different walks of life are taken on the board for a period of two years. As, p...