I wish all of my Blog readers and the muslims of the whole world a “Happy Ramadan-ul-Mubarak”.
As far as the 1st of Ramadan is concerned,i hear many people say that as usual the decision of the Roet-e-Hilal Committee *Now called Rotee-e-Haram comittee* was wrong and that in Pakistan according to the moonsighting algortihm the 1st of Ramadan should have been Wednesday October 5,2005.Anyways this is not our problem as we muslims should held the govtt responsible for it and we all know that on the Day of Judgment,we wont be responsible for this all,as we were not the authority and the decision was in there hands.

While writing this post i feel like killing the idiots in PTCL who ceased the local call facility without announcing it,it happened to be that this month our local calls bill was thrice as it was in the previous months,and offcourse who else in the family without me would be held responsible for that,but still it put me into suspicion as to why is the Bill as much as 1398Rs for local calls only! I know i had been using internet quite a lot but my timings were mostly after 10pm or after midnight and according to PTCL package,local calls was not charged after 12 Mid night till 6 am.I was wondering when i happened to watch the newspaper sayng that the free local calls service has been silently ceased on 14th August *as a gift for NET nerds like me* DAMN! Atleast you guys should have announced this so that i could have started using internet like "Shareef and Kanjoos bachhas".

4th October 2005,Mobilink "Simply the best Cellular Service;)" has announced GPRS service enabled for poor JAZZ customers.I went through this news on the front page,and wow, was dead happy but Mobilink is also too clever,they put the rates with the minimum font size possible in the corner that said 300RS+tax per month and 18Rs per MB,now what the hell is this? Anyways it atleast cant match Ufone in terms of GPRS rates but its better than Ufone in terms of service. Plus,i’ve seen many local shops in my area selling 100Rs worth mobilink scratch cards in Black at the price of 120Rs. You’ll see a huge banner saying "100 Rupay walay JAZZ card dastyab hay" and when you’re to pay for it the shopkeeper asks for 120Rs.