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PAKISTAN ELECTIONS SCHEDULE 2013

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Zakir Hussain Syed Died

ISLAMABAD:  Former director general of Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) and sports analyst Zakir Hussain Syed passed away on Thursday at Fatima Jinnah Park where he was on a routine evening walk. He was 73.

His funeral will be held on Friday at 2:30 pm at his ancestral town Kotli Amir Ali, Sialkot. He was awarded the President’s Medal for the Pride of Performance. He was the first recipient of such a highest honour in sports administration and management in the country.
Zakir Hussain was the first Pakistani chief executive of the PSB. As the youngest ever director general of the board, he came to this organisation as a virtually unknown commodity and left behind a legacy of success and brilliance.

Headache Treatment In Urdu

You would have often seen people pressing their forehead with the help of their fingers. Are you one of them? The headache irritates you a lot and you feel like something is pinning hard on your skull. The problem arises when you involve yourself in ordinary things and are tensed over them and one day these ordinary things look like they are getting on your nerves and you even get more tensed on them, which ultimately leads you to headache. Most of the people do not try to identify the cause of their headache and take medicines to get rid of it and as a result they stick themselves to those antibiotics that are harmful for them in the long run. I’m sure that after reading this article you would be able to relax yourself with the problems of daily routine that causes you headache!

Types of headaches

There are many kinds of headaches but on the top of the list is the general headache that emerges somewhere between the neck and the head. Every four out of five people are suffering from this sort of headache. The usual cause of headache can be weather, pressure and minor ups and downs in the blood pressure. The second type of headache is the half head pain commonly known as the nerves stiffness whose roots combine with the aggressive nerves, depression and tautness of eyes, whereas the stiffness of stiffness or skull and neck’s muscles can also cause headaches.

Headache Causes

Sometimes, the veins and bones get swelled and remain swollen from two to ten weeks. The headache normally begins from slight pain in one or both the eyes and with the increasing headache it finally grabs one part of the head and doubles the intensity of headache that causes the blockage of nose, running eyes and sometimes, running nose.

Useful Tips regarding Headache

• If you feel a slight pain in your head immediately press your forehead with the help of your fingers before the pain gets unbearable.
• If you feel the half head pain immediately add Aspirin to the water and drink it to get rid of the headache. Aspirin is immensely beneficial for headaches.
• Eat healthy food and always notice if the headache is caused by eating something that is not suitable to your health. Chew the food properly before swallowing it.
• Exercise regularly so that your muscles shall remain in a relaxing state and do not become a cause of your headache.
• Before getting tensed over something, think of the best possible solution for that problem and if you fail to find a solution for your problem try to stay as cool as you can.
• Take a proper regular sleep every night, do not sleep too much nor sleep less than 8 hours a day.
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Australia wins azlan shah hockey tournament 2013

Australia wins azlan shah hockey tournament 2013
World champions Australia won their seventh Sultan Azlan Shah Cup title on Sunday, defeating hosts Malaysia 3-2 in an exciting final as South Korea placed third.

The final went down to the wire with Trent Mitton scoring the winner in the game's dying moments, leaving Malaysia runner-ups for a fourth time.
But the home team could take heart from a spirited performance which began with them taking an early lead courtesy a penalty corner by Faizal Saari, Malaysia's second of the match, in the third minute of play.
The Australians fought back hard and put their opponents under pressure, as Nick Budgeon scored from their first penalty corner in the 29th minute.
A minute later Craig Boyne added a second off a field attempt to give his team the first-half edge.
Ahmad Tajuddin Jalil scored the equaliser in the second half, but the match ended with heartbreak for the home team in the 70th minute.
Mitton was named the man-of-the-match for the final, while Malaysia's Faizal and India's Rupinder Pal Singh were the tournament's top scorers with six goals each.
Malaysia coach Paul Revington said the last-minute loss was "disappointing" but added the team put up a "good effort (while) playing one of the best teams in the world".
South Korea took bronze after edging out last year's winner New Zealand 2-1.
The Koreans took the lead in the first half through a penalty corner converted by Hyun Hye-Sung.
New Zealand got the equaliser in the second half through Stephen Jenness, but the Koreans secured their third-place finish thanks to another penalty corner by Nam Hyun-Woo.
South Korea team manager Shin Seok-Kyo said it was a good finish after a poor start to the tournament earlier in the week.
"We are still early in our preparations, and this will help us with the younger players coming through the ranks," he added.
India defeated Pakistan 4-2 to take fifth spot.
Pakistan took the lead through Muhammad Imran from their first penalty corner attempt, but India hit back through Rupinder from a penalty corner.
Then Akashdeep Singh netted a field goal, and Malak Singh increased the lead. Pakistan's second goal came from Syed Kashif Shah before Rupinder scored again.
In the preliminary round, India already beat their archrivals, who also came last in 2012.
India's national hockey team announced Friday that it was calling off a series against Pakistan planned for next month amid growing tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbours.

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