Benazir Bhutto
Benazir Bhutto is the first woman to be elected to leadership of a post-colonial Muslim nation—and she’s done it twice. Though this former prime minister of Pakistan has also been twice removed on charges of corruption, that doesn’t make her less influential or impressive. She has headed the secular, liberal Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) from exile for years, but returned to Pakistan in 2007 to run for prime minister a third time. Her policies typically stand in direct opposition to those of conservative President Pervez Musharraf, of whom she is an outspoken critic. She survived an assassination attempt in October and continues to persevere in dangerous political times. Bhutto is a walking example of the bumper-sticker motto, “Well-behaved women rarely make history.” :chai: http://lifestyle.msn.com/mindbodyandsoul/womenintheworld/staticslideshow.aspx?cp-documentid=5864963&imageindex=11
Kia is ky daor main amm(common) Orat ki zindagi per koi masbat fraq parra I don't think so. History woh bnaty hain ju history main koi nyk kam karin koi tabdeeli laain. **
**Sabiq waziry azam ki byti ham Paksitanin Bdshahon ko ya dker ky jeeny walon ny Bhutu ky tarky ky tor pe rly lia
Jahil ko aagar Jayhal ka E.naam dia ja'ay
Is hadsa'e' waqt ko kia naaam dia ja'aay
naam iss ko dijiye aap siyaasat kay pech-o-khh'am
jub haath maiN kashkoL, awaam ko diyaa jaaye
Aik traf rakh ker party fund main dan karo kuch phir shamoliyat ho gi:D
