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This video relates to an initiative of finding the best. This initiative was started by Usman Zafar Paracha and his wife some years ago. With the help of this initiative some of the best people or things or places could be found and told to other people, so that maximum could be benefited. Along with the initiative to find the best, the video also has two giveaways. One is Rs. 500/= easyload and the second is a perfume "Musk Ehsaas" by Bonanza Satrangi (Not Sponsored by Bonanza). The last date to submit the response is November 30, 2020, after which the giveaways (gifts) will be sent to the two people who would have given response. The people will be selected by Usman Zafar Paracha. In order to give response, you have to fill a form. The link to the form is as follows:
Apart from the form, you may also tell others through comments about the best doctor(s) in your area to other people. Hope, you will help and take part in this initiative.
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This video (in Urdu) relates to the experiences of Usman Zafar Paracha while travelling towards Balakot, Shogran, Naran, and Babusar top. These are some of the very beautiful tourist attractions in Pakistan, and these are located in the Northern areas. Regarding knowledge gained, this video shows that the cellular networks may provide variable types of speeds related to internet. This variation in the speed of internet could be found not only in relation to the place but also in relation to the time as, for example, during the day the internet speed could be different from that of the night or other such things. Nevertheless, there are different types of abbreviations that may appear with the signal related bars on mobile. These abbreviations may include E, H, H+, and 4G. E preface to EDGE, which is the short form for Enhanced Data for Global Evolution. H refers to HSPA, which is the short form for High-Speed Packet Access. H+ refers to Evolved High-Speed Packet Access. When there is E with signal bars, the speed is slow as compared to H, which is slower in comparison to H+, in which in turn is slower in comparison to 4G.
Apart from technology, the experience from the travelling also shows that you have to complete your work as quickly as possible because you may not know the conditions that you may face in the future. It is also important that you have to avoid any kind of overconfidence as it may result in significant harm. Another significant point is that you may not know your potential or abilities until you are exposed to a specific situation. Along with these experiences, the video also shows a small bridge in Balakot from which the cars were passing; an old woman who was cutting grass on a straight mountain, and the different colors of mountain and how they could be related to an Ayah in Quran Majeed. Hope, you will like this video.
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This video relates to driving and walking to Saif-ul-Malook lake near Naran, Pakistan. It also shows the riding of boat by Usman Zafar Paracha. Literally, it is one of the most beautiful natural things in the world. Hope, you will like it.
This video relates to the visit of Usman Zafar Paracha to Moon Restaurant in Naran, Pakistan. The restaurant is located in Naran Bazar. It has a tiny playground for children. The food is served relatively quickly, and it is delicious.
This video relates to a tourists' spot, a wooden bridge on Kunhar river in Northern Pakistan. It comes in the way while going towards Kaghan and Naran.
