Entertainment & Infotainment

Thursday, 17 December 2015

Are You Too Busy in Life? Watch SEE TV'S "CHOTI Si QAYAMAT" & Analyze Your Life.

See TV is Pakistani channel having a joint venture with Turkey, the channel was founded and launched in 2015 it features morning show, serials and cartoons. From last few years Pakistan has started on-Airing Turkish Dramas which not only provided entertainment to people but it improved Pakistan & Turkey Bi-lateral relationships too. I have never watched Turkish dramas before but my mother was tuning on channels she stopped at SEE TV & watched the whole episode of “CHOTI SI QAYAMAT” my mother asked me to watch that drama too. As this drama is not only entertaining it’s also informative, you always get a lesson in the end, this drama serial really arouses your soul religiously. It's our favorite drama serial we watch it, i suggest every body to watch this drama as you will analyze your life clearly after watching it, we have time to earn money but we don't have time to perform prayers & good deeds. Every body needs reminder being a Journalist I wanted to appreciate the script, cinematography, actors, producers, directors & the entire team of “CHOTI SI QAYAMAT”

It’s Daily Soap Watch “Choti Si Qayamat” Weekly at 11pm & Repeat Telecast Episode at 12pm only on SEE TV.

Wednesday, 25 November 2015

Chief Minister, Launches Tourist Double-Decker Bus Service.

Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif inaugurated the nation’s first tourist double-decker service at the city’s Punjab Stadium on Wednesday.

The C.M also visited the service’s terminal and procured a Rs200-ticket. Sharif visited the souvenir centre and viewed the items displayed there. He also travelled on the bus and acknowledged the public’s response on spotting him. Sharif said senior citizens, children under 10 and the physically challenged would be allowed to use the service for free. He said student tickets would cost Rs100 while the regular fare stood at Rs200. The C.M said the service would run between Gaddafi Stadium and Minar-ay-Pakistan. Sharif said there was a time when such buses were a common sight in the city but they had disappeared over time. He said the buses had been reintroduced to revive tourism. The chief minister further added, the service would allow tourists to experience Lahore and view its historical sites & provision of eye-catching rickshaws had been arranged in the Walled City for tourists using the service. The C.M said this would enable them to visit Lahore Fort, Badshahi Masjid and other historical wonders in the area and sample traditional delicacies at the Fort Road Food Street.

"Those using the service would also see the streets and "havelis" of the Walled City, foolproof security arrangements, the provision of well-trained staff and first-aid had been ensured for the service & the number of buses being operated under the service would be increased soon." Said, Chief Minister: Shehbaz Sharif.

Sharif said the metro bus was an exemplary urban mass transit facility which had enabled hundreds of thousands of citizens to reach various destinations for only Rs20. The chief minister said teachers, students, employees, lawyers, medics and workers had been deriving great benefit from the metro bus.