Talents of Pakistan (by UCP Fsd Students)

Group Members
Class: BSCS-1C
Subject Teacher: Prof. Rashid
Names Roll Numbers
Haziq Naeem 107
Hassan Riaz Khan 86
Muhammad Adeel 83
Muhammad Abdullah 81

DEVELOPING AND PROMOTING SOFT
IMAGE OF PAKISTAN

Pakistan
• Located in South East Asia
• Created on August 14, 1947
• Population 190 million people
• Official language Urdu
• Capital Islamabad
• 7th largest Army
• 7th nuclear country

Why we choose this Topic
• As Pakistan is the most misunderstood
country in the world and the phenomenon of
terrorism and religious extremism, arguably, is
a leading factor in distorting its image on the
global level.
• So we choose this topic because we felt that it
is our responsibility to show the positive side
and Talents of our beloved country Pakistan.

Talents of Pakistan in
Education

Ali Moeen Nawazish
• Sated a record of getting 22A’s in A level
examination.
• He was also awarded with Pride of Performance
award.
Ali Rehan
• The CEO of Eyedeus Labs that was developed
by Pakistani students.
• They made mobile applications
• These applications are so innovative that it was
even featured in global media.
Talents of Pakistan in Education

Professor Asim Khawaja
• Is the first Pakistani professor that has been hired by
Harvard University.
• His research's also receives coverage by global media.
Dr. Naveed Sayed
• Is the first scientist that connect brain cells to a silicon
chip.
• He also estimated a science fiction type Machine Man
that may be developed in 10 to 20 years.

Abdus Salam
• Was the first Pakistani to receive a Nobel Prize for
his contribution to Electroweak unification in 1979.
Amjad Farooq and Basit Farooq
• Are two brothers who made worlds first computer
virus in 1986.
• Virus is a harmful thing but it is an achievement for
these brothers.

Arfa Abdul Karim Randhawa
• Became the youngest Microsoft Certified Professional
at the age of 9.
• She was invited by Bill Gates to visit Microsoft
Headquarters.
• Arfa Software Technology Park, was named after her
in Lahore.
Abdul Qadeer Khan
• Founded and established the Kahuta Research
Laboratories (KRL) in 1976.
• Gave Pakistan Nuclear bomb (7th in the world).
• 1st as a Muslim country.
• He also did major contributions in molecular
morphology, physical martensite, and its integrated
applications in condensed and material physics.

Ayan Qureshi
• Beats Mehroz Yawar record and became youngest
Microsoft Certified Professional at the age of only 5
years and 7 months
Ayub Khan Ommaya
• Was a Neurosurgeon
• He published over 150 books.
• His Researches focused on cancer treatment, brain
injuries and philosophy of mind.
• He developed Ommaya reservoir in 1963. The
reservoir was the first medical port to use silicone
which is biologically inert and self-sealing.

Talents of Pakistan in Medicine and
Pharmacy

Heaviest Kidney Stone
Doctor Malik Hussain jalbani and Doctor Ghulam
Shabir Imran Akbar Arbani removed Worlds heaviest
kidney stone having weight of 620 gm of patient
Wazir Muhammad on 20 July 2008 at the Nephro
Urology Chandka Medical College hospital, Sindh,
Pakistan.
Opearting most old Patient
Doctor Naeem Taj is a renowed Laparoscopic
Surgeon and he had successfully conducted a
surgery of 107 years old women at Capital hospital
Islamabad breaking a World record of Doctor David D
Dan of West Indies who operated a 92 year old
patient .During the surgery 30 stones are removed
from gall bladder of the old women
Talents of Pakistan in Medicine and Pharmacy

Largest Appendix removed
An appendix removed from a 55 year old Pakistani man
on June 11, 2003, at Pakistan Institute of Medical
Science, Islamabad, Pakistan, and measured 23.5 cm in
length. The operation was carried out by Dr. Riaz
Ahmed .The appendix is a long, thin worm like pouch
sticking out of the join between the large and small
intestine .Doctors are still not sure of its purpose or even
if it has a purpose-and although it contains system cells,
if its surgically removed, health does not suffer.
Dr. Ahmad Khan Jamil
• A non-kink catheter mount was designed by a
Pakistani doctor A. K. Jamil He also developed a
simple device for teaching controlled ventilation (A
device through which young doctors can be trained on
artificial ventilation of the lungs without Operation
Theater and patient).

Faisal Kashif
Faisal Kasihif developed a non-
invasive technology for monitoring intracranial
pressure (ICP)
Largest Volunteer Ambulance Organization
• Abdul Sattar Edhi began his ambulance
service in 1948, ferrying injured people to
hospital. Today, his radio-linked network
includes 500 ambulances all over Pakistan
and attracts funds of US $5 million a year.

• Imran Khan
• Imran Khan was tha captain when Pakistan won the
1992 world cup
• 26 total matches played outside Pakistan while
Captaining
• 1 test series win ( Eng)
• 5 test match wins ( 1- SL, 1 - Ind, 2 - Eng, 1 - WI )
• 6 test match losses (1 - SL, 2-Eng, 2-Aus, 1-WI)
• 15 draws ( 2-NZ, 1-SL, 4-Ind, 1- WI, 3- Aus, 4 – Eng)
• Waseem Akram
• He took 4 hat-tricks in International cricket, two in ODIs
and two in Tests.
• He hit 12 sixes in that, most by anyone in a test
innings
• In 199 ODI match wins, he took 326 wickets at under
19 apiece with a run rate of 3.70 and took 18 four-
wicket hauls.
Talents of Pakistan in Sports

Javeed Miandad
• Miandad was amongst the three Pakistani players to
have his name in the Hall of Fame at Lords.
Javed Miandad scored 1083 runs in 33 matches and 6
World Cup tournaments.
• He was also declared the 44th best Cricketer of all time in
ESPN Legend Of Cricket.
• Miandad holds the world record for the maximum number
of consecutive half centuries in One Day Internationals.
Muhammad Yousaf
• He has the third highest Test Match centuries amongst
Pakistani batsmen, currently on 24 and only 1
behind Inzamam-ul-Haq & 3 behind Younus Khan
With his twin hundreds in the Karachi test against West
Indies 2006, Mohammad Yousuf became the sixth Pakistani
• He is the third highest run scorer in One-Day
Internationals amongst Pakistani batsmen. His average
of 44.50 places second out of all Pakistani batsmen,
following only Zaheer Abbas (47.62).

Younas Khan
• . He becomes the first player to score 5 centuries in
forth innings.
• 2. 5th Highest score in a successful run chase.
• 3. Highest score by any Pakistan batsmen in forth
innings.
• 4. Forth highest partnership in the 4th innings.
• 5. Most 150+ scores by any Pakistan player
• Shoaib Akhtar
• The legend of Pakistan cricket Shoaib Akhtar Known
as ‘Pindi Express’ , Tiger and ‘The Terrorist of
Cricket’.
• He is also known as one of only three bowlers to
have ever broken the 100 mph barrier in cricket
history, with a delivery of 101.3 mph, during the 2003
World Cup against England, and this delivery stands
as the fastest recorded to date
• A bowler how bowled sachin tenduler the 1st ever
golden duck and many other records.

Shahid Khan Afridi
• The third fastest ODI century off45 balls
• 2nd fastest century :37 balls-102
• Highest Strike Rate in ODI career(115.11 per 100 balls)
• 6th wickets taker :391 wickets in 389 matches
• 342 sixes
• 1st all arounder to score 8000 runs
• Most wickets in single world cup
Misbah-Ul-Haq
• Most sucessful captain of Pakistan
• Beat India in India in a one day series after 8 years when
they were World Cup Holders and had won 13 of their last
14 ODIs at home during resumption of bilateral tiesWon 6-
0 during tour of Zimbabwe in all formats combined.
• Won 6-0 during tour of Bangladesh in all formats
combined.
• Won a 1 off Twenty20 vs Australia in 2009 in Dubai.

Muhammad Yousaf
• 2006 IBSF World Masters Champion
• 2002 Asian Champion
• 2000 IBSF World Championship Quarter Final
• 1998 ACBS Asian Snooker Champion
• 1994 IBSF World Snooker Champion
Muhammad Asif
• This was Asif’s fourth appearance in the World
Championships, and his best run at the event has been
reaching among the top 32 players last year.
• However, he began his campaign in Bulgaria with confidence
defeating Australia’s Vinnie Calabrese 5-0 in the first round.
He overcame Egypt’s Wael Talaat 5-2 in the pre-quarterfinal,
crushed Syria’s Mer Alkojah 6-2 in the quarterfinal and
outclassed Malta’s Alex Borg 7-1 in the semifinal to make his
way to the trophy.

Jahangir Khan
• Won World Amateur Championships at age 15
• Won World Open Championships at age 17; the youngest
ever
• Unbeaten for 5 years and 8 months; winning 555 matches
consecutively
• British Open Champion10 times in a row (1982-1993); which
remains unchallenged
Jansher Khan
• During his career he won the World Open a record eight
times, and the British Open six times.
• . He climaxed the 1996 season by winning the 20th edition of
the World Open contest for the eight time which record is
likely to last a long time until someone better comes along to
improve on it.

Rashid Malik
• Rashid Malik won the ITF Seniors 45 plus
singles title by defeating Jaikar Surachet 6 2, 6
3 of Thailand.
• Later pairing with Sanjay kumar won the
doubles title against Pawan Jain and Sharatak
from India
Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi
• A top-10 doubles player, his highest singles
ranking was no. 125. He is the only Pakistani
tennis player to reach the final of a Grand
Slam
• Qureshi and his doubles partner Bopanna
created a campaign, "Stop War Start Tennis",
with their goal to play a match on the border of
India and Pakistan.

Mehak Gul
• Previously, she held third position at the Punjab
Chess Championship and fifth at the National Chess
Championship held in Karachi, helping her qualify
for the team which represented Pakistan at the world
championship. The young chess champion Mehak
Gul was the only member of the Pakistan women’s
national team who hailed from Lahore, with the rest
being from Karachi.
• According to her father and coach, Mohammad
Zahid, she is the youngest person to have qualified
for the Olympiad from Pakistan. The previous
person was a 15-year old girl from Karachi. Mehak
Gul has also Set World Record of Setting Chess
Table in 45 Seconds. The young chess champion
aims to become a Grandmaster, a title conferred by
the World Chess Federation.

Samiullah Khan
• He was instrumental in Pakistan’s bronze medal
in the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, and
winning gold in Asian Games in Bangkok in 1978.
• Khan retired from international hockey in 1982
while he was a captain of Pakistan.
• He later managed the Pakistani team, quitting in
2005. flying horse is the 5th in our list of most
popular sportsmen in Pakistan.
Shahbaz Ahmad Sr
He was the player of the tournament in both World
cup 1990 and 1994, with Pakistan lifting the cup in
the 2nd episode. He had an excellent ball control,
sheer speed and was a real game maker.

Hasan Sardar
• He scored 150 goals for Pakistan and
played a major role in 1982 world cup, Asian
games and 1984 Olympics victories.
• He scored 11 goals in 1982 world cup and
10 in 1984 Olympics.
Hanif Khan
• Hanif Khan was a top class left in with
excellent skills and speed.
• He was an important player of Pakistan
hockey team which won 1984 Olympics and
bronze medal in 1976 Olympics.

Akhtar Rasool
• Olympianfrom Pakistan who won the gold
medal with the Men's National Hockey Team
at the Hockey World Cups 1978 and again in
1982.
• He played Center Half in Pakistan hockey.
Akhtar is considered one of the creative
geniuses in center-half recovery and ball
distribution.
Sohail Abbas
• World greatest flicker of the hockey ball,
Sohail Abbas is the highest goal scorer in
history of hockey with 348 goals till todate.
• He is master a penalty corner specialist known
for his speedy and accurate drag flicks.
• He captained Pakistan hockey to 2012 London
Olympics.

Talents of Pakistan in Arts and
Literature
 Music
 Actors
 Dramas
 Films

Adnan Sami
• He is also popularly known as being the 'Fastest Keyboard
player in the world & the Keyboard Discovery of the Nineties'
(described by the US based Keyboard Magazine).
• Born to Naureen and Arshad Sami Khan in London, UK, he
is a Canadian citizen of Pakistani, Indian, Afghan ancestry
who currently works and lives in Mumbai, India.
• Won many awards for his singing and composing.
A Nayyar
• A Nayyar belonged to the same era as Ahmed Rushdi and
Salim Raza and considered Rushdi as his teacher. He
gained enormous popularity because of his playback
singing.
• His first film song Yunhin din cut jayen, yuhin shaam dhal
jaye was a duet song with Rubina Badar in film Bahisht,
composed by A. Hameed.
Talents of Pakistan in Music

Atif Aslam
• He has recorded numerous chart-topping songs, and is known for his
vocal belting technique.
• He was declared the most popular artist on Saavn (an Indian music
streaming service) in 2013.
• Atif is the youngest recipient of Tamgha-e-Imtiaz, one Pakistan
civilian decoration.
• Atif also has three songs featured in the American independent film,
Man Push Cart which has won international awards and was praised
by critics.
• He had won 15 Awards Internationally.
Shehzad Roy
• 1999 Ptv World Awards - Best Pop singer
• 2003 1st Indus Music Awards- Best Male Artist
• 2006 Indus Style Awards- Best Stylish Song
• 2006 3rd Indus Music Awards- Best patriotic song (Hum Aik Hain)
• 2008 Mtv Style Awards- Best video (laga reh)
• 2009 Mtv Music Awards- Best lyrics (laga reh), Best pop song (laga
reh)
• 8th Lux Style Awards- Best album (Qismat Apne Haath Mein), Best
video (laga reh)

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
• In addition to Qawwali, he also performs ghazals and
other light music.
• He is popular as a Bollywood and Lollywood playback
singer.
• Rahat became the first Pakistani to be invited at 2014
Nobel Peace Prize, to perform at its concert.
• He had won 16 Awards Internationally.
Ali Zafar
• He made a big mark with his first song that sold over
five million copies worldwide. The album turned out to
be one of the biggest hits ever in Pakistan.
• Ali began his acting career with Bollywood film, which
was moderately successful at the box office, and for
which he was nominated for Filmfare Best Male Debut
Award.
• Zafar went on to win Stardust Award for Superstar of
Tomorrow – Male. Zafar starred in a number of
commercially successful films.

Mehdi Hassan
• In 1957, Mehdi Hassan was given the opportunity to sing
on Radio Pakistan, primarily as a thumri singer, which earned
him recognition within the musical fraternity.
• He had a passion for Urdu poetry, and therefore, he began to
experiment by singing ghazals on a part-time basis. He cites
radio officers Z.A. Bukhari and Rafiq Anwar as additional
influences in his progression as a ghazal singer. His first song
was "Jis ne mere dil ko dard diya" film Susral in 1962.
• In 1964 his ghazal for a film Farangi, "Golon mein rang bharay"
gave him a major break and he never looked back after that.
Tahira Syed
• Syed received her initial training in music from Khan Sahib
Akhtar Hussain. She first appeared on air in 1968–1969 on
Radio Pakistan,and Pakistan Television and her popularity
increased in the 1970s and 1980s
• Syed received her initial training in music from Khan Sahib
Akhtar Hussain. She first appeared on air in 1968–1969 on
Radio Pakistan,and Pakistan Television and her popularity
increased in the 1970s and 1980s
• She has received the P.T.V Lifetime Achievement Award and will
be given the Pride of Performance Award in March 2013

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
• with introducing Qawwali music to international audiences.
• He is popularly known as "Shahenshah-e-Qawwali", meaning
"The King of Kings of Qawwali".
• Born in Faisalabad, Pakistan, Khan had his first public
performance at age of 16, at his father's chelum. He became
the head of the family qawwali party in 1971.
• He toured extensively, performing in over 40 countries.
Noor Jahan
• She recorded about 10,000 songs in various languages of
India and Pakistan including Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi and Sindhi
languages.
• Along with Ahmed Rushdi, she holds the highest record of film
songs in the history of Pakistani cinema.
• Jahan was awarded the Pakistan President's Award in 1965 for
her acting and singing capabilities.
Talents of Pakistan in Films

Waheed Murad
• Waheed Murad was a legendary Pakistani film actor,
producer and script writer, famous for his charming
expressions, attractive personality, tender voice and
unusual talent for acting.
• He is considered as one of the most famous and
influential actors of South Asia. He started his film
career as cameo in 1959 in the film Saathi.
Muhammad Ali
• One of the most notable Pakistani film actors,
Mohammad Ali is widely known as Shahenshah-e-
Jazbaat.
• He has stared in over 250 movies, playing both heroes
and villains.
• He was included among the 25 greatest actors of Asia
by a CNN survey. Over the course of his film career, he
won 10 Nigar Awards

Saeed Khan (Rangeela)
• Saeed Khan Rangeela is regarded as one of the finest
comedians of the Pakistani film industry.
• He made his professional cinematic debut in a 1958 Punjabi
film Jatti.
• He not only produced films but also directed his productions,
sang songs, and wrote scripts as well.
Sultan Rahi
• Sultan Rahi is regarded as one of the most successful
Punjabi actors with an appearance in 813 films, becoming
the only Pakistani actor to be in the Guinness Book of World
Records.
• He has won 160 Film Awards in his career. Some of his
major films include Maula Jatt, Sher Khan,Chan
Veryam and Kaley Chore. He has established himself as one
of the leading and most successful actors of Pakistani and
Punjabi cinema.

Javed Sheikh:
• Javed Sheikh made his acting debut in the Lollywood
film Dhamaka, released on 14 December 1974.
• The first film he directed was Mushkil, released in 1995. In
2002, he directed Yeh Dil Aap Ka Huwa, in which he also
played a supporting role.
• In 2005, he switched to acting in Bollywood films and
appeared in the films Shikhar (2005) and Jaan-E-
Mann (2006). .
• In 2008, he played a supporting role in Jannat.
Shaan
• Shaan has won many awards for his performance in Pakistani
movies.
• The government of Pakistan has awarded him the Pride of
Performance award in 2007.This was the biggest
achievement in his career.
• Pakistani film star Shaan has won four national film awards,
five Lux style awards and fifteen Nigar awards for different
roles in Pakistani film industry.
• He was offered many international movies.

Talents of Pakistan in Dramas
Sadqay Tumhare
Includes in the best five drama serials.
Humsafar
Includes in the best five drama serials.
Also Airs in India.
Pyarey Afzal
A popular serial also airs in India on Zee Zindagi.
Zindagi Gulzar Hai
• Second highest-rated Pakistani television series.
• Aired in various other countries including eleven
Arabic countries, Europe and India.

Bol
It was a bestseller and probably most
controversial topic oriented film ever
manufactured in Pakistani film industry.
Waar
• Released in different languages.
• It is the highest-grossing Pakistani film of all
time.

Operation 021
• It is the first spy action thriller movie from
Pakistan.
• Rated 8/10 internationally.
Khuda kay Liye
• It was the highest-grossing Pakistani film of
2007.
• film turned out to be a commercial as well as
a critical success in Pakistan and India.
• 100 screens across 20 cities.

Talents and Missiles Technology of
Pakistan

ABDALI MISSILE SERIES
1. Abdali I
Range: 100 Km
Operational Capability: 100%
operational
2. Abdali II
Range: 180 Km
operational

GHAZNAVI MISSILE SERIES
• Ghaznavi
Range: 290 Km
Operational Capability:
100% operational
• M-11 Missile
Range: 700 Km
100% operational

GHAURI MISSILE SERIES
• Ghauri I
Range: 1500 Km
operational
• Ghauri II
Range: 2300 Km
operational
• Ghauri III
Range: 3500 Km
Operational Capability: Not
Operational

SHAHEEN MISSILE SERIES
• Shaheen I
Range: 750 Km
100% operational
• Shaheen II
Range: 2500 Km
100% operational
• Shaheen III
Range: 4000 Km
Operational Capability: Not
Operational

BABAR MISSILE SERIES
Babar I
Range: 700 Km
operational
Babar II
Range : 880 Km
operational
Babar III
Range : 1500 Km
Status : Under Development

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