World Affairs And Beyond

Coordination, planning and design by Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad Mohsin Khan Twenty-three (23) shelter houses have been reconstructed for the flood affectees in the flood-hit village Pashtoon Garhi in District Nowshera All donations for re-constructing these houses come through the Alta Vista College Islamabad.

Houses for the flood affectees  All donations for re-constructing these houses come through the Alta Vista College Islamabad. Planning & Design by Mr. & Mrs. Mohammad Mohsin Khan Foundations laid for houses for the flood affectees  

Arrival of aid convoy from Alta Vista College Islamabad for the flood affectees of Pashtoon Garhi (Courtesy Olasyar - "People's Friend" monitoring aid activities in Tehsil Nowshera - Pabbi) Convoy ready to move to the village On the village road Unloading relief goods First to the godown Goods stacked Mr. Mohammad Mohsin Khan satisfied with the arrangements Stacked goods for fool proof distribution under the watch full eye of the management Goods bound for distribution to token holders according to lists Mr. Mohammad Mohsin Khan standing with the village elder Mr. Rashid Ahmed Saleh, the representative of Olasyar - "People's Friend" Mr. Mohammad Mohsin Khan resolving the identity issue of Mr. Kareen Khan of Kandi Payan in village Pashtoon Garhi Mr. Mohammad Mohsin Khan from Islamabad overseeing Mr. Rafaqat and Fahd Saleh managing and documenting the distribution process A view of damage caused to one section of the Gamaryani Public School in t...

Captain Muhammad Iqbal Khan was born , on the 15th of November, 1960 in a small village called Pashtoon Garhi, in the then District of Peshawar now delineated in District Nowshera, in the North West Frontier Province  presently called Khyber Pukhtunkhwa of Pakistan. From his very childhood, Muhammad Iqbal Khan was known to be a very brave and daring person. He was pure in the heart and mind and  never bore any grudge towards anyone. I have heard alot about him from my family. My great-grandmother loved him the most of all of her grandchildren. When I was a kid, he used to visit us in Peshawar. I vaguely remember him. I heard that he wanted to become a doctor ever since he was a kid, but then later during his college days, he changed his mind and chose to join the armed forces. He joined the Pakistan army in 1982. I once visited the castle on Attock bridge where he used to stay. On the 21st of September, 1987 he was sent to Siachin, which is the world's highest battlefiel...