Deadliest Journeys In Pakistan

Deadliest Journeys In Pakistan

From Dir to Chitral distance is 150 Kilometers and then Chitral to Parson, (about 20 Kilometers), (All called Lowari Pass) is deadliest journeys. Its takes days to complete round trip. Most of time truck drivers use Hasheesh while driving. Watch how landsliding occur there and what they do in landsliding on road. Some time river break the banks and flow on road. Traveling of old bridge is also very risky.Overall traveling is life risky there.

Deadliest Journeys Pakistan, Dir to Chitral... by AmeenAkbar

Top Richest Pakistanis

Top Richest Pakistanis

Here is some details of Pakistan's top richest peoples and their profiles. These peoples belongs to Pakistan or Pakistani born living abroad. Their worth in shown in US Dollars.

Number:1

Top of this is  Mr. Shahid Khan 62 years old, who associated with auto parts industry. He owned 2.9 billions. He is basically from Lahore, living in Naples, Florida. Main sources of his income are Flex-N-Gate, Jacksonville Jaguars. Currently he acquired Fulham Foot Ball Club.

Number 2

Mian Muhammad Mansha, 64 year old from Faisalabad, is the second rank with net worth is estimated between $1 to $5 billions. He is owner of Nishat Group, MCB Bank Limited, Adamjee Group, Nishat Chiniot Power Industries Textile, D.G. Khan Cement, Punjab Group of Colleges and many other companies in energy and transport sector.

Number:3 

Mr. Asif Ali Zardari's net worth is $1.8 billion. He is former president of Pakistan and also an industrialist and agriculture landlord.

Number 4

Sir Anwar Pervez, O.B.E. aged 77 has net worth $1.5 billion. Reside in London. He owns Bestway Group, United Bank Limited.

Number 5:

Mian Nawaz Sharif, Prime Minister of Pakistan, age 62, has net worth of $1.4 billion. Owner of Itefaq Group and Sharif Group.

Number 6

Mr. Saddaruddin Hashwani has net worth of $1.1 billion. Owner of Marriott Hotels, Pearl Continental Hotel, Orient Petrlium.

Number 7.

Mr. Nasir Schon associated with real state and fertilizer industries, owner of Schon Group has net worth $1 billion.

Number 8.

Mr. Abdul Razzak Yaqoob, owner of ARY Group, has net worth of $1 billion.
 

Number 9

Mr. Rafiq Habib, owner of House of Habib, Habib Bank AG Zurich, Makro Pakistan, has net worth $900 million.

Number 10

Mr. Tariq Saigol, owner of Sahgal Group, Kohinoor Textile Mills, Pak Elektron Ltd. Saigol Motors, Sajeel Motors, has net worth of $850 million.

Number 11

Dewan Mustaq, owner of Dewan Mustaq Group, Dewan Salman Fibre, Dewan Sugar Mills, Dewan Textile Mills, Pakland Cement, has worth $800 million. 

Number 12

Mr. Sultan Ali Lakhani, owner of Lakson Group, has net worth of $800 million.

Number 13

Malik Riaz Hussain, owner of Bahria Town, has worth $800 million.

Number 14

Sheikh Abid Hussain alias Seth Abid is associated with real estate industry. He is owner of Green Fort and has worth 780 million.

Number 15

Mian Mohammad Latif, owner of ChenOne and Chenab Textile, has worth of $780 million.

Number 16. 

Mr. Abdul Ghafoor, owner of Sitara Chemicals and Yasir Spinning, has worth 660 million.

Museum of State Bank of Pakistan / Old Currency and Coins of Pakistan

Museum of State Bank of Pakistan / Old Currency and Coins of Pakistan

In 1948, Muhammad Ali Jinnah with proof of coin set

Governor gallery of the Museum.

After independence of Pakistan, Government of Pakistan used Indian currency with its own official stamp. This is one rupee note of India with stamp of Government of Pakistan.

Government of Pakistan issued its first currency note which value was one rupee in 1948.

In 1953, Pakistan issued first five rupee note.

In 1953, Pakistan issued first ten rupee note.

In 1953, Pakistan issued first one hundred rupee note.

In 1957, Pakistan issued first fifty rupee note.

In 1957, State Bank of Pakistan redesign five, ten and hundred rupee currency notes.

In 1965, State Bank of Pakistan issued first Rs. Five Hundred currency note.

In 1948, first coin of issued by Pakistan valued 1 Paisa.

Coin valued with current decimal system One Anna. 25 Paisa = 4 Annas, 1 Rupee = 16 Annas. 1 Rupee  = 100 Paisas.

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In old system 1 Rupee = 64 Paisas, thus 1 Anna = 4 Paisas.  .

In old currency system in Pakistan when 1 Rupee = 64 Paisa then 4 Paisa or 1 Anna = 12 Pies. So 1 Rupee = 64 Paisas = 192 Pies. 1 Paisa = 3 Pies.

Old printing machine used by State Bank of Pakistan to print currency notes.

Nickel Plates / Block to print currency notes.

Old machine to make coins.

These machines were used before computers used in lucky draw on bonds.

State Bank of Pakistan's  Web Site link for other information.

Museum of State Bank of Pakistan

Other Information Link about Coins of Pakistan

Chiefacoins Pakistan's Page

Other Information about Coins of World

Chiefacoins

Promise of Pakistan: Documentary

Promise of Pakistan is very old and rare documentary about Pakistan, This documentary showed history of Pakistan from ancient time. Promise of Pakistan shows Karachi airport was the largest air field in Asia. Railway was improving rapidly. At that time balance of trade was favorable due to cotton, wheat and jute export. Many problem like water dispute with India are same as we sees now a days

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Promise of Pakistan - Very Old and Rare... by AmeenAkbar