배우 장근석이 일본 모델과의 열애설을 부인했습니다.
7일 일본의 한 매체는 장근석이 3살 연하의 신인 모델 ‘마키무’와 열애 중이라고 보도했는데요.
이에 장근석은 자신의 소속사 트위터를 통해 “데뷔 19년 만에 열애설 감사합니다. 이것이 근짱의 위력인가”라며 열애설을 웃어넘겼습니다.
한편 장근석의 소속사는 이번 열애설에 대해 “언론에 보도된 열애설은 전혀 사실무근”이라며 “지인의 조카로, 같은 자리에서 식사한 한 것뿐”이라고 전했습니다.
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During the 1960s, amidst the allegations that economic development and hiring for government jobs favoured West Pakistan, there was a rise in Bengali nationalism and an independence movement in East Pakistan began to gather ground. After a nationwide uprising in 1969, General Ayub Khan stepped down from office, handing power to General Yahya Khan, who promised to hold general elections at the end of 1970. On the eve of the elections, a cyclone struck East Pakistan killing approximately 500,000 people. Despite the tragedy and the additional difficulty experienced by affected citizens in reaching the voting sites, the elections were held and the results showed a clear division between East and West Pakistan. The Awami League, led by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, won a majority with 167 of the 169 East Pakistani seats, but with no seats in West Pakistan, where the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) led by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, won 85 seats, none in East Pakistan. However, Yahya Khan and Bhutto refused to hand over power to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
Meanwhile, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman initiated a civil disobedience movement, which was strongly supported by the general population of East Pakistan, including most government workers. A round-table conference between Yahya, Bhutto, and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was convened in Dhaka, which, however, ended without a solution. Soon thereafter, the West Pakistani Army commenced Operation Searchlight, an organized crackdown on the East Pakistani army, police, politicians, civilians, and students in Dhaka. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and many other Awami League leaders were arrested, while others fled to neighbouring India. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was taken to West Pakistan. The crackdown widened and escalated into a guerrilla warfare between the Pakistani Army and the Mukti Bahini (Bengali “freedom fighters”). In March 1971, India’s Prime Minister announced support for the Liberation War, providing military assistance. Ultimately 300,000 to 3,000,000 died in the war and millions Hindus and Bengali fled to India. On 27 March 1971, Major Ziaur Rahman, a Bengali war-veteran of the East Bengal Regiment of the Pakistan Army, declared the independence of East Pakistan as the new nation of Bangladesh on behalf of Mujib.
Following a period of covert and overt intervention by Indian forces in the conflict, open hostilities broke out between India and Pakistan on 3 December 1971. In Bangladesh, the Pakistani Army led by General A. A. K. Niazi, had already been weakened and exhausted by the Mukti Bahini’s guerrilla warfare. Outflanked and overwhelmed, the Pakistani army in the eastern theatre surrendered on 16 December 1971, with nearly 90,000 soldiers taken as prisoners of war. The result was the defacto emergence of the new nation of Bangladesh, thus ending 24 years of turbulent union of the two wings. The figures of the Bengali civilian death toll from the entire civil war vary greatly, depending on the sources. Although the killing of Bengalis was unsupported by the people of West Pakistan, it continued for 9 months. Pakistan’s official report, by the Hamood-ur-Rahman Commission, placed the figure at only 26,000, while estimates range up to 3 million.
Discredited by the defeat, General Yahya Khan resigned and Bhutto was inaugurated as president and chief martial law administrator on 20 December 1971.
Civilian rule returned after the war, when General Yahya Khan handed over power to Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. In 1972, Pakistan’s ISI and MI learned that India was close to developing a nuclear weapon under its nuclear programme. In response, Bhutto called secret meeting, which came to known as Multan meeting, and rallied academic scientists to build the atomic bomb for national survival. Bhutto was the main architect of the programme as he planned the entire programme loosely based on Manhattan Project of 1940s. This programme was headed by large groups of prominent academic scientists and engineers, directly reported and headed by nuclear scientist Abdus Salam — who later won the Nobel Prize for Physics — to develop nuclear devices. In 1973, Parliament approved a new constitution, and Pakistan, for the first time, was declared Parliamentary democracy. In 1974, Pakistan was alarmed by the Indian nuclear test, and Bhutto promised to his nation that Pakistan would also have a nuclear device “even if we have to eat grass and leaves.”
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Duration : 0:10:17
Quaid e Aazam ky Afkar aur Aaj ka Pakistan (Daily Jang ky Zeer e Ehtimam)
Serial No: 315
Speech No: Hc-16
Language: Urdu
Place: P C Hotel, Lahore P C Hotel, Lahore
Dated on: December 24, 2004
Category: Tameer-e-Millat
Duration : 0:3:43
A call for Change in the System -Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri has directed the workers of Minhaj-ul-Quran International and Pakistan Awami Tehreek to launch mass contact campaign to bring about change in the system and make ten million people members of MQI. He said that the present system, which has been geared to protect the interests of the 3% of the elite to the detriment of 97% people, is exploitative, anti-democratic and anti-people. The workers, he said in the same context, need to step in the arena to create awareness among the masses against the cruel system.
Regretting that Pakistan’s political system is monopolized by a handful of families, he said that people are caught up in a vicious dynastic cycle. The current electoral system, he added, does not give any space to competent, honest and educated people and it must, therefore, be said good-bye. He said that the workers would have to work very hard to put these facts before the people. The present system gives space to the dishonest leadership leading them to say that they have got together to protect the system, which means protecting their vested interests. He categorically stated that the system for which political leaders across party divide have vowed to save is the enemy of people and the country. The nation should get united against this corrupt and exploitative system to regain their voice as an agent of real change.
Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri said that the workers of PAT and MQI would go to the door-steps of people to make them realize of the gravity of situation and achieve the target of making ten million people members of this grand campaign. Educating people about the current state of affairs is the first responsibility of the workers.
Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri expressed these views while delivering a speech from Canada to the thousands of workers and office bearers of MQI and PAT at a prestigious Workers’ Convention at Jamia al-Minhaj the other day. Dr Raheeq Ahmad Abbasi, Secretary General of MQI, Sheikh Zahid Fayyaz, G.M. Malik, Ahmad Nawaz Anjum, and other central leaders were also present on the occasion.
Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri said that dubbing the present pro-elite arrangement as democratic system is the humiliation of democracy and violation of representative rule. Both so-called religious parties and secular political forces are part of the system and hence on the same page to keep the political status quo intact for their parochial benefit. He clearly stated that MQI and PAT stood for elimination of system which the elite has established to protect their interests and not the Constitution and state structure.
He regretted that religious and political parties have said a final adieu to the culture of manifesto. Today abusing each other on TV has become another manifesto in the country. He said that political parties talk of public issues and manifesto throughout the world to seek people’s mandate but in Pakistan, the entire focus remains on the winning horses, which is the major impediment in the way of emergence of popular leadership. With people’s struggle against the corrupt system, Pakistan would get out of its current woes and be on the path of progress and prosperity.
Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri said that the nation has been divided into various sectarian, ethnic and linguistic divisions under the policy of ‘divide and rule’ so that the elite could have its firm grip on power. He stated the slogans invoking democracy and religion are raised to fetch votes only. The country’s institutions are being destroyed one after the other as is reflected from the dissolution of the Higher Education Commission (HEC). He asked the people to stand up against the government’s decision to disband the HEC as it was a matter of collective interest.
Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri instructed the workers to educate people about the ill-effects of the political system currently in vogue in the country, which has made it impossible for people to determine their own future. He said that the Parliament has failed to rise up to the expectations of people and resolve their problems. “It is nothing more than a debating forum. It is people’s chief responsibility to bring about change in the system. The workers of PAT and MQI are working tirelessly for the promotion of peace, interfaith dialogue and harmony in the world,” he concluded.
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Bedari-e-Shaoor Convention
Event: Workers Convention 2011
Dated : 09-04-2011
Place : Baghdad Town, Lahore
Duration : 0:7:12
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