Showing posts with label About Liaquatabad Town. Show all posts
Showing posts with label About Liaquatabad Town. Show all posts

Thursday, June 16, 2022

Mards Foods: Best Food in Liaquatabad Karachi


Mards Foods Special

First Time in Pakistan Yought Garlic Chicken in Barbecue Style
Our Lovely Pakistani Balochi Beef Kabab
And unlimited blasting Verity Alhumdulillah so don't worry for pocket and stomach-friendly products.

Location of Mards Foods:
Altaf Ali Barelvi road Liaquat Abad number 6 near tayyaba masjid Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan

Thursday, March 24, 2022

PSP announces ‘power show’ in Liaquatabad on 27th


Pak Sarzameen Party chairman Syed Mustafa Kamal has announced that his party would hold a “power show” in Liaquatabad on March 27.

He made this announcement while speaking at a programme held on Friday to mark the sixth anniversary of his return to politics from the United Arab Emirates along with Anis Kaimkhani. Mr Kamal said that the programme on March 27 would be held at Tanki Ground in Liaquatabad “to demonstrate the party’s strength”.

“The PSP within just six years of its existence stands at its strongest position and has emerged as one of the most popular political force amongst the masses from Karachi to Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan,” he claimed.

“The PSP will not let anyone mislead the youth of Pakistan. Politicians, who do politics in the name of Mohajirs are actually the enemies of Urdu-speaking community. Today, those who have avoided meeting with the families of missing persons are urging youths to take up arms.”

He criticised the parties which claimed to become representatives of Mohajir, saying that they pushed the community to the brink of destruction under the guise of rights. Those parties, he said, were portraying themselves again as saviours of the Mohajir community.

“We returned to the country at the time when crying mothers, sisters, daughters and elderly parents came to us and sought help for the recovery of their missing loved ones as MQM leaders were not ready to even own and acknowledge them as their workers,” he said. “Bringing back a missing person, reuniting parents with their lost children and reuniting children with their fathers is our greatest achievement.”

Published in Dawn, March 5th, 2022

Sunday, December 19, 2021

Three girls of Liaquatabad’s govt school score over 98pc in matric exams


Three students of the Nawab Siddique Ali Khan Government School Liaquatabad functioning under the District Municipal Corporation Central have bagged more than 98 per cent marks in the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Annual Examination 2020 held by the Board of Secondary Education Karachi.

In the SSC science group exams, Haya Tahir of the Nawab Siddique Ali Khan School received 98.4 per cent, Maryam Safdar scored 98.2 per cent and Bismah Bahar bagged 98.1 per cent marks. Likewise, as many as 13 other girls also received more than 90 per cent marks in the examinations.

DMC Central Administrator Dr Syed Mohammad Ali while congratulated the students of the school and said that students of the state-run schools were no less talented than pupils of any privately-managed school. The results of the matriculation examinations showed that students of government schools could also achieve high grades, he added.

He also appreciated the teachers of the school and said they were diligently imparting best education to the students, due to which the students got excellent marks in the examinations. Meanwhile, Wania Asif, a student of the Little Focus School Muslimabad located on Kashmir Road, also bagged 98 per cent marks in the matriculation exams and clinched the first position in the school.

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Liaquatabad Town


Liaquatabad Town is a town in the central part of Karachi, Pakistan named after Liaquat Ali Khan, the first Prime Minister of Pakistan. It is bordered by the towns of North Nazimabad to the north, Gulberg and Gulshan to the east, Jamshed to the south across the Lyari River, and SITE Town to the west across the Orangi Nala stream. The population of Liaquatabad Town was estimated to be about 650,000 at the 1998 census, of which 99% are Muslim.