Sana Tariq got married !

Sana Tariq is a popular Host and Newscaster in Pakistan Media Industry. Its no secret that Sana Tariq's success is rocketing quite high. The girl has done everything that takes most female host years to achieve. Sana Tariq who is the host of Hum TV morning show program, formerly she was a host of ARY Show Bakhabar Savera and a news caster on the popular news network Geo.Finally she got married with Naad-e-Ali, son of famous musician Nayyara Noor and brother of Jaffer Ali Zaidi who is the lead vocalist of Kaavish.

Katrina Kaif Childhood pic...

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Nadia Khan Show banned by Dubai Govt.

You must be wondering why shaista doing morning shows on GEO ?? where is nadia ?

Nadia Khan Show Banned by Dubai Govt

Nadia Khan Show Banned by Dubai Govt behalf of Court order. Nadia Khan a popular host , was doing Morning show on GEO TV.
Sources said that Nadia has telecast Noor & her Husband Fight before her interview.Her Husband claimed in Court that " It was our Family matter " So Court gave order to ban her show in Dubai for six months.
NKS showed recording of Noor and her husband fight on youtube which causes a great loss to NKS .www.fungun.tk

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Who says Muslims are terrorist?

Who Says Muslims Are Terrorist ??
 

The picture speaks itself .. A kid giving flower to a soldier inspite of the fact that they might have killed her family members .. but Muslims are Peace Loving !

Skylights over Libya

By Jupiter! Comet dust and light from billions of stars and far-flung planets creates magnificent display in the desert night sky

By Claire Bates
Last updated at 8:29 AM on 31st December 2010

If you live in a city it is easy to forget there is a stunning star-scape above your head, which is hidden by light pollution.

But out in the Libyan desert, there is little to obscure your view.

Amateur photographer and civil engineer Tunc Tezel captured the glorious night sky above Ras Lanuf camp in Libya.

Mr Tezel's awe-inspiring photo titled 'Skylights over Libya'. He took the image on December 7 just after sunset

The 33-year-old from Turkey is overseeing a coastal railway construction between Sirt and Benghazi and was keen to take advantage of his isolated location.

Although a glowing sky is often cloud reflecting sun or moonlight, the flight running diagonally up to the right is created by the combined light from billions of stars that make up our local Milky Way Galaxy.

Mr Tezel took the image on December 7 an hour after sunset and managed to unveil zodiacal light as well. This is the sunlight reflected off tiny dust particles ejected by comets that orbit our Solar System.

 

He told the Mail Online: 'I took six pictures as a 3x2 panorama, which I later constructed with image processing software to get the final view.

'The brightest celestial object below centre is the Moon. Mercury is also visible to the lower left of the Moon and just above the horizon.

'After the sky got dark enough, the Milky Way became visible, rising to the upper right from the southwest horizon. Thanks to the clear and transparent skies that evening, Zodiacal Light was also easily seen rising from to the upper left from the southwestern horizon.'

The night sky over the Libyan desert. Jupiter is the brightest spot in the sky

Mr Tezel, who has been an amateur astronomer since 1992 said his location on the northern tip of Africa was the ideal spot for capturing the night sky's beauty.

'From my southern location of Libya (30 degrees North), the Milky Way and Zodiacal Light stood nicely symmetrical,' he said.

'From farther north, Milky way would stand more upright as Zodiacal Light would be nearly invisible as it would make a very shallow angle with the horizon.'

Mr Tezel is part of an organisation called The World At Night or TWAN. The group's main aim of TWAN is to produce and present a collection of stunning photographs and time-lapse videos of the world's landmarks against the celestial attractions.