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- Where do you live?
- Chicago - USA
- Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please)
- Syed Asim-Ur-Rab
- Which college or university?
- NED University, Bradley University, Texas A&M university
- Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?
- Zehra Karim and Many More
- Your graduation date?
- 2000, 2002, 2007 (respectively)
- Your major?
- Mechanical Engg, Industrial Engg. and MBA Finance
- What do you do for a living?
- Working as Lead Project Systems Consultant
- What have you done for your alma mater lately?
- Going to host some workshops for student in coming Dec ( during my visit to PK).
- What are your hobbies?
- Travelling, Sports, Reading and Music.
- Your favorite books?
- Long Walk to Freedom, The Prophet, Warriors of Light, Ya Khuda, Quran Karim (Offcourse) and Many More..
- Favorite Music:
- Depends on mood. Preferably any thing from Bryan Adams, Jagjit or any good work from any one..
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Kashmir: Farooq Abdullah Lauds Pakistan's Diplomatic Support
Speaking at an event in the Indian Occupied Kashmir, veteran Kashmiri leader Farooq Abdullah has lauded Pakistan's support for Kashmiris' rights. “They (Indian leaders in Delhi) are silent today because there is noise in the world, and our neighbor (Pakistan) is constantly behind this. Everywhere they say, ‘the decision regarding Kashmir has not been made’. That is what is saving us. Otherwise, their intentions are not good", he said. He warned that Kashmiris risked losing their…
ContinuePosted by Riaz Haq on October 29, 2026 at 6:00pm — 1 Comment
Can Pakistan Scale Up Affordable Energy Availability to Achieve Prosperity?
Pakistan is currently classified as a lower middle-income country, with the ambition to become a high-income country. Its policymakers now recognize that no country has transitioned from middle-income to high-income status without generating substantial electricity at affordable rates. The link between energy and prosperity has been well-established since the advent of the Industrial Revolution. The AI Revolution has further reinforced it. Can Pakistan make the…
ContinuePosted by Riaz Haq on October 21, 2026 at 6:00pm — 10 Comments
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