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Tuesday, January 24, 2006 Asian Britons seek discount plastic surgery in Pakistan - Independent A growing number of well-educated, British-born Asian women in their 20s are combining annual visits to relatives in Pakistan with cut-price, nip-and-tuck operations, surgeons say. Hundreds of Pakistani Britons are booking cheap plastic surgery in their ancestral homeland, three times the number just four years ago. Nose jobs, tummy tucks, liposuction and breast enlargements are the favoured treatments for many who feel "pressure to have Western features" but who want to pay only a fraction of what they would be charged in Britain. The women are mostly middle-class professionals who take 10 days out of their time abroad to travel from the small villages where their extended families live to Islamabad, Lahore or Karachi where almost all the country's 70 registered plastic surgeons are based.
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Oooh, I must remember that in case I catch the travel bug in the next few years. Hahah, only joking (of course?)
I am new to Pakistan, but came across this resource. I think it's one of the better ones out there. Pakistan Blog. The best part I liked about this Pakistan Blog is that it has categorized entries which helps me keep up with various aspects of this country as I am an international relations student.
asians like many british are flying to Tunisia as well for affordable cosmetic surgery.
wha??! i think pakistani women r perfect. till they turn 40. then somethng happens i dont know what. like the lil kid took his finger out the hole in the dyke n all the water just comes flowing out from everyhwere.
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At least Pakistan economy is getting boost in some manner. Heck, the fact that Britians are trusting Pakistani Medical Doctors and Hospitals says a lot.
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Has anyone heard of horror stories of britians or other westerners getting plastic surgery done in Pakistan and having a bad experience. I am very interested in any such information
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India to finally pay up 1996 Cricket World Cup dues - Reuters "India will hand over money owed to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) from the 1996 World Cup, an Indian cricket official said on Monday. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has been holding around $4 million belonging to the Pakistan-India-Sri Lanka Committee (PILCOM) which organised the 1996 World Cup. This was due to long-pending tax cases in India, some of which are yet to be settled, Indian board treasurer N.Srinivasan told reporters. 'Pending the resolution of the income-tax matters, their (Pakistan's) portion of the money would be released on the PCB furnishing a suitable guarantee,' he said. India and Pakistan are leading a joint south Asian bid to stage the 2011 World Cup. "
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Hi, sorry, this is not related to your post but I really feel compelled to communicate this to you. You probably know about Wikipedia, the community-driven encyclopedia. Unfortunately, there are a number of articles about Iqbal, Jinnah, and other Pakistani leaders that are slanderous and inaccurate. I know Pakistanis themselves don't always agree on their leaders but I'm sure no Pakistani doubts the intentions of Jinnah, Iqbal, etc.
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Finally india realizes that they need to pay. Poor country can't even afford to pay its own political leader enough to have toilets in their home Pakistan to show Bollywood film - BBC A film from Bollywood's movie industry is to be screened in Pakistani cinemas - despite an official ban on Indian films lasting almost half a century. Sohni Mahiwal - based on folklore popular in the Punjab region - has been given special exemption. The Pakistan Film Producers Association said the move did not mean the overall ban on Indian films was being lifted. Pakistan banned screenings of Indian films in 1965, when the countries fought the second of their three wars ... said the distributor of Sohni Mahiwal, a 1984 romance and Indo-Russian joint production, had approached Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf for the waiver. The film's distributor, Ali Zafar, said he had imported the film in 1989 and had fought a legal battle since then to screen the film in Pakistan. Thursday, January 19, 2006 | |||||||