Azad Karachi Radio

Program 10, the first of 2008 has guest Mehdi Hasnain join iFaqeer and Cemendtaur to discuss the American Elections, the Pakistani situation and events with Ayesha Siddiqa in California as well as a media item.

The program mentions, amongst other things:

• ABN Chicago's Urdu Talk Radio Show
• ...and of course, Cemendtaur and iFaqeer's own blogs and the Karachi Photoblog and سمندطور کی اردو دنیا (Cemendtaur ki Urdu Duniya)
  

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Labels: Barack Obama, Hilary Clinton, Pakistan, Pakistani Elections, PPP, US Politics