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Mahnaz Fareed, Kainaat and children of SOS village Few years ago, looking at the social and philanthropic spirit of the natives of the city of saints, friends of SOS Multan started the idea of combining, charity and party together and 'friends of SOS committee' was born. Headed by Hania Shahid Khokar, it boasted of 80 members, which was the biggest number of members ever to be a part of any committee in this city. Year after year, the number went on increasing and today it includes more than 140 members. Who contribute a small amount of money, half of it is returned to them and half is donated to 'SOS village Multan'. The latest circle of Friends of SOS committee started with a big bang in September 2019. According to the tradition, the event was hosted by the torch bearer of SOS in Multan, none other than the very talented Mahnaz Fareed, alongwith Mrs. Fozia Mughees Sheikh, Mahnaz Amir, Ayesha Najeeb, Goshi Faisal, Zeba Javaid and the extremely famous, mo...

Farah Karim Khwaja, Sadia Dogar and Kiran Dogar Three of the hostesses of the afternoon For a spectacular new beginning, everything marvelous must come to an end. Same is the case with 'friends of SOS' committee group. It is meant for a sacred cause, which is to bring joys in the lives of children of SOS village Multan. It boasts, the largest number of members in any committee group ever started in the city of saints. Members vary from  the youngest to oldest. From the most stylish people, to most religious ladies, everybody is a part of it and try to bring their own kind fun. Last committee party held in May, before summer vacations was hosted by Farah Karim Khawaja, Sadia Dogar, Kiran Dodar, Shahama Shahd, Novaira Fahad, Anum Khichi and Aarfa. The venue was Ramada hotel. As two of the hosts, Sadia Dogar and Kiran Dogar are great religious scholars of Multan. They have studied and worked for Islamic teachings, their group agreed upon holding an Islamic lecture, to ...

Department of English, Bahauddin Zakaria University Multan is a historical institution because of extremely learned and legendary teachers like Madam Dr. Mubina Talat. She is among those dedicated few, who took pains to learn first and then, to deliver Chaucer's poetry in exact same accent, as he himself must have, in archaic English. The knowledge she has imparted and example of excellence she has set for university professors in Pakistan is unparallel. She has served as head of English department BZU for several years and retired sometime ago, but her passion for teaching and learning is not over. Many other institutes continue to benefit from this epitome of knowlege and have her on board as honrary visiting faculty for English literature and language. Being a literary enthusiast, she could not opt for something other than books, when it came venturing into the world of business. 'AUSHAAL' publishing house Islamabad is her brainchild that she is nurturing with so m...