In a nutshell, I am a girl devoted to improving the quality-of-life for the Pakistani people. It is easy to track where my passion comes from. I was born in the dynamic city of Lahore, amidst a diverse and kind community. In my mind, those memories embody the very essence of Pakistan – a delightful mix of ethnicities and languages (and food!) come together. I am a writer and International Relations student, and through my studies I have come to a few basic beliefs.
I strongly feel democracy IS possible in Pakistan. I believe in a kind of patriotism rooted in reform, one that believes that Pakistan’s greatest days are ahead of us still. Through in reforms and resolve, we can sustain democracy and let culture thrive. Nothing, no extremist ideology not corrupt politician, will be able to triumph as long as the Quaid’s dream for Pakistan is taught in our schools and held sacred by our people.
In my capacity as a Pakistani writer, I endeavor to work towards the reforms necessary to give the future generation a better country to call home.
Pakistan Zindabad.
Sana has an excellent vision about women in Pakistan.May God bless her.
Comment by Khalid — November 30, 2009 @ 6:40 AM |
Sana is one of the most dedicated individual whose vision for women in Pakistan will one day be seen and heard.
Comment by Savitri Deodat — February 12, 2010 @ 4:41 PM |
AoA
“…give the future generation a better country to call home.” Well, I absolutely believe in your vision. I will feel great pleasure if you tell me how I can contribute towards realization.
Comment by Bilal Faqeer — April 10, 2010 @ 4:36 AM |
“…democracy and let culture thrive”
yes, indeed. its when we accept our traditions, we can learn to make decisions for ourselves made by us and not for us.
I see some neat stuff here, continue writing and inspiring us. we’ll get there one day…
Are you networking with other pakistanis students and/or professionals/professors inside and outside of pakistan?
Comment by Name(required) — May 1, 2010 @ 9:55 AM |