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Where do you live?: Karachi

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): M. Waseem Sindhu

Which college or university?: Newports Institute of Communications and Economics

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: Mubashir Afroz

Your graduation date?: 2004

Your major?: Computer Science

What do you do for a living?: I'm a Software Engineer

What are your hobbies?: Computers, Computers and Computers

Your favorite books?: Holy Quran, 100 Famous Men, Zavia

Website:: http://www.hive.pk

Favorite Music:: Punjabi Classic and Bhangra, RAP

Favorite TV Shows:: F.R.I.E.N.D.S, Loose Talk, The Contender, Fear Factor

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