Author: Amjad Qaimkhani
By Amjad Qaimkhani HOUSTON: Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi recently met with US Congressman Alexander Green in Houston, where they discussed matters of mutual interest, particularly the issues of terrorism and infiltration originating from Afghanistan. He provided a detailed briefing on the increasing security concerns related to these incidents and thanked Congressman Green for his steadfast support for the victims of the recent natural disasters, including earthquakes and floods in Pakistan. During the meeting, Naqvi praised Green’s principled stance on the Palestinian issue, commending his vocal support for Palestine, which has been well received by various communities. Naqvi further expressed…
By Amjad Qaimkhani DALLAS: In Dallas, leaders from Pakistan’s two largest political parties, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), alongside other political allies, have established a joint platform named ‘Stand With Pakistan.’ This initiative seeks to challenge foreign interference in Pakistan’s internal affairs, particularly from U.S. political circles, and to counter the negative propaganda spread by the country’s adversaries. The platform’s primary goal, as outlined in a joint meeting, is to present a united front for Pakistan, aiming to rise above political differences. Its focus is to engage U.S. lawmakers—especially members of Congress and the Senate—who have…
By Amjad Qaimkhani HOUSTON: Renowned Pakistani cricketer Ahmed Shahzad stated that the national cricket team has dropped to seventh place in the world rankings, attributing the decline to unfair team selection and a lack of accountability. He made these remarks while speaking to the Pakistani-American media at a fundraising event organized by Darul Uloom, the largest religious institution in the U.S., held in Houston. The event was also attended by national cricket team’s fast bowler Haris Rauf. The report is filed by special correspondent Amjad Qaimkhani from Houston. The fundraising event, organized by Darul Uloom New York in Houston, Texas,…
By Amjad Qaimkhani TEXAS: As the United States gears up for a heated presidential election, former President Donald Trump has taken to the campaign trail, making a notable appearance in Texas to rally support among voters. Trump’s visit, marked by social gatherings in the vibrant cities of Houston and Midland, aimed to solidify his connection with both local and national constituents. One of the key hosts of the gathering in Midland was prominent Pakistani-American businessman Syed Javed Anwar, who welcomed Trump and numerous influential figures to the event. The evening was characterized by spirited discussions about the future of the…
Social Banquet in Houston Raises Significant Funds for Maawan Foundation’s Efforts to Improve Public School Education in Pakistan (Catchline) By Amjad Qaimkhani HOUSTON: A social banquet was held in the American city of Houston to raise funds for Moawin Foundation, a non-governmental organization committed to improving the quality of education in Pakistan’s public schools. The event was attended by prominent members of the Pakistani-American community, who generously donated to support the cause. The evening’s proceedings were overseen by popular actress Sanam Jung, while the guest of honor was Pakistani-American journalist and columnist, Wajahat Ali. The foundation, known for its dedication…
By Amjad Qaimkhani HOUSTON: Ali Sheikhani, CEO of Sheikhani Group Inc., has been honored as one of the most admired CEOs of 2024. This accolade celebrates Sheikhani’s exceptional leadership and innovative business strategies that have propelled Sheikhani Group to become one of the fastest-growing companies in Texas. Under his stewardship, the company has diversified into several sectors, including retail, construction, real estate, and logistics. Sheikhani’s achievements extend beyond his business ventures. As a committed philanthropist and social worker, he has dedicated considerable resources and effort to empowering underprivileged communities in both Pakistan and Houston. His charitable organization, the Shamim Sheikhani…
By Amjad Qaimkhani HOUSTON: In the American city of Houston, the overseas Pakistani organization “Friends of Karachi” hosted its tenth annual Haleem Dinner. The event, held in the state of Texas, saw a significant turnout from the Pakistani community, including political and social leaders. Senator Babar Khan Ghori, a former federal minister, remarked during the event that Friends of Karachi has been organizing this Haleem Dinner during Muharram for many years, and today’s gathering is a continuation of this tradition. He noted that the event is made possible through the collaborative efforts of the organization’s members. Social figure Ali Sheikhani highlighted…