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Glimpses of Blue fair Organizations like WCCIM do not spring up overnight. Years of toiling, complete dedication and thorough commitment to the cause, shape them up into the form in which we see them today. It was a long and arduous walk from its formation as SPWCCI (South Punjab women's chamber of commerce) to where it stands today, as Women's chamber of commerce and industry Multan (WCCIM). Not gold, but only man can make A people great and strong; Men who, for truth and honor's sake, Stand fast and suffer long. Brave men who work while others sleep, Who dare while others fly-- They build a nation's pillar's deep And lift them to the sky. Only if Ralph Waldo Emerson had mentioned 'women', instead of men. He had beautifully described the strength behind this chamber. Women like Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar and Masooma Sibtain remained the binding force, the power and the strength to lift this institute to the high pedestal, it has re...

Itratt Gillani, Farah Faisal, Humera Ejaz, Mahvish, Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar, Cheena Gillani, Masooma Sibtain,  Fariha Munir, Mrs. Naseem Raheem, Filza Akber, Mrs. Zahra Khitran, Ambreen Khan and Mahnaz Amir From territorial point of view, the city of saints, Multan, lies in the heart of Pakistan and is the biggest city of South Punjab. Women of this area are they epitomes of strength, endurance, dedication, creativity, beauty and love. They have always remained a helping hand in the financial and economic stability of their households. From working in the fields as farmers, to cooking and cleaning for their entire families, they hardly get any leisure time for themselves. If they manage to find some, they utilize it in stitching, sewing, creating remarkable embroideries and fascinating handicrafts. Some of which are bought by national/international businessmen and sold as extremely expensive handmade items, out of which these women merely receive a scratch. Women's Chamber...