Pakistan Defence Day

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Pakistan defence day

September 6, 1965 is a historic day in the national history of Pakistan when the nation was asleep but the guard of the Pak border was waking up. It was time for the soldiers of the homeland to fulfil their pledge of allegiance. Every child, young and old, with shrouds on their heads, stood side by side with their brave forces to defend the country against the enemy. perfect24u

On this day, the martyrs of Pakistan made their name in the list of brave and zealous guards of their borders. His body, mind and money were sacrificed for the country.

Now every soldier was an invincible wall, which stopped the advance of the enemy. No precedent can be set for his incredible feats of courage.

Their sense of duty and patriotism can be held in a shining place in the history of modern wars. It was a historic battle in which unparalleled stories of courage and fortitude were born. The whole world was astonished to see that the people and forces of Pakistan became a plywood wall in the face of the enemy’s intentions and its plans were reduced to dust. A small but self-sufficient nation alongside the Pakistani forces has proved that not only modern weapons and military superiority but also strength of faith, unity, courage, firm belief in one’s cause and love for the land is the passion that leads to success in any war and Cause arrogance.

The force of faith prevailed over the military force and the dream of the enemy could not be fulfilled. For India, intoxicated by its military might, the unprecedented enthusiasm and unity shown by the Pakistani forces and people was unexpected. This hour of ordeal, as always, is for all Muslims.

He had united them by erasing sectarian differences and every member of the nation had become a defender of his homeland and a self-sacrificing Mujahid. During the 17-day war, Pakistan’s navy, air force and air force displayed their professionalism and skills all over the world, as well as set an example to the world of their bravery and courage. He still deserves tribute today.

September 6 is a symbol of our determination that if anyone tries to violate the sanctity of our borders, we will do our utmost to crush the aggression. The spirit of the September War is a test by which we can examine our role and performance in dealing with crises and our attitudes and capabilities as a nation. While the 1965 war gave us the opportunity to see the courage and selfless sacrifice of our soldiers, it also highlighted the bright aspects of our collective attitudes, including national unity, organisation, patriotism and national pride. ۔

On that day, the whole nation stood up as individuals to teach the aggressors a lesson. Established an emotional bond between our brave armed forces and the people that will always warm hearts. It is a rich and inspiring experience of our national consciousness that is both a source of pride and an example to follow. Today, we pay tribute to our martyrs and thank them for our invaders. Can give a blunt answer. Even today the intentions of our enemy’s superiors have not changed in the slightest. Its purpose is to establish its supremacy in the region.

He is spending all his resources on stockpiling weapons to cut off the stomachs of his poor people and is spending a large part of his budget on equipping his forces with modern weapons and developing lethal weapons, including lethal missiles. The aggressive intentions of this enemy are increasing day by day. The continuous violations of the LoC over the past several months are clear evidence of this. India is currently feeling strong and Pakistan is feeling very weak because of its crises but Pakistan is not weak. Despite being caught in a crisis, Pakistan is well equipped to defend itself.

The Pakistan Army is proud that the flowers that bloom at its feet are always ready to be showered on the glory of the homeland.

These sons of the nation are aware of the conspiracies of the enemy. He has never disappointed the nation and never will. Following in the footsteps of their predecessors, they have stood firm against internal and external conspiracies against Pakistan. All three Pakistani forces were fighting on every front. The zealous people of Pakistan also played a vital role in encouraging and strengthening these forces. He was ready to do his best for his armed forces.

When the people of Lahore got the news of the war, they rushed to the frontiers with food, pickles, clothes, cigarettes on their legs and everything they could afford to give to their soldiers. When the troops marched to the border, the old men and women on the side of the road prayed for their safety, asked for help, and the children saluted with devotion.

The sisters prayed to God for their protection.

While the poets were expressing their emotions by writing national anthems, the voices of the singers were joining the atmosphere as prayers. Assuming the whole country was involved in the war, there was no fear. In this war, our nation proved that in every hour of trial.

Pakistan defence day parade

ISLAMABAD: Defence and Martyrs’ Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm across the country today. Various events have also been organized across the country in this regard. After the Fajr prayers, special prayers were offered in all mosques for the security and development of the country.

A dignified ceremony was also held at the Naval Headquarters Islamabad on the occasion of Defence and Martyrs’ Day. The message of the Chief of Naval Staff was read out during the ceremony. Vice Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Kaleem Shaukat was the chief guest of the function. He laid flowers at the memorial and offered Fateha. Admiral Kaleem Shaukat said that this day reminds us of courage and steadfastness, when the Pakistani nation faced an enemy many times bigger than itself in the 1965 war.

A guard change ceremony was held at Mazar-e-Quaid on the occasion of Defense Day. Guards of PAF Asghar Khan Academy took over duties at Mazar-e-Quaid. The special guest of the ceremony Air Vice Marshal Nadeem Sabir laid flowers at Mazar-e-Quaid and offered Fateha. Air Vice Marshal Nadeem Sabir inspected the parade and recorded the impressions in the guest book.

Air Vice Marshal Nadeem Sabir said that the national defense is stronger than ever, the nation and the forces are still dedicated to the spirit of 1965, the steps taken towards our country will return to the crutches. Pakistan Air Force Asghar Khan Academy cadets took over guard duties at Mazar-e-Quaid, including 5 lady cadets.

In connection with the Defense and Martyrs’ Day, a grand ceremony was also held in Malir Cantonment area of Karachi. During the ceremony, well-armed troops of Pakistan Army marched. Other weapons used by the Pakistan Army, including Al-Khalid and Al-Dharar tanks, armored vehicles and radar systems, were on display.

In the morning, Maj. Gen. Muhammad Amir, Garrison Commander, visited Mazar-e-Iqbal in Lahore and laid flowers at the shrine and offered Fateha. Major General Muhammad Amir recorded the impressions in the guest book. The well-armed contingent of the Pakistan Army also saluted. A visit was made to the mausoleum of Major Shabir Sharif Shaheed in Mayani Sahib Cemetery. Major General Shahid laid flowers.

The main ceremony of Defense Day was organized at Col. Sher Khan Stadium. IG Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Tahir Khan and Corps Commander Peshawar Lt. Gen. Nazir Ahmed specially participated in the ceremony.

The Pakistan Army Public Relations (ISPR) released a special promo on the occasion of Pakistan Defense and Martyrs Day, in which the Army Chief expressed sympathy and solidarity with the families of the martyrs. Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa conveyed the message that the death of a martyr is the life of the nation. The Chief of Army Staff also greeted the martyrs of Pakistan and their families.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Imran Khan in his message on the occasion of Defense Day appreciated the courage of Pakistan Armed Forces in eradicating terrorism and extremism and said that Pakistan Armed Forces has made significant achievements in the war against terrorism. Prime Minister Imran Khan said that Pakistan’s armed forces have made significant achievements in the war on terror. On the ongoing Indian barbarism in occupied Kashmir, the Prime Minister said that the world powers should play their role in preventing Indian atrocities and aggression in the occupied valley.

On the social networking site Twitter, the Pakistan Army Public Relations (ISPR) said, “Let’s greet the great families of the martyrs, thank them for the great sacrifices of the martyrs.” DG ISPR Major General Asif Ghafoor said that today is Defense Day and Martyrs Day. Great nations never forget their martyrs and we are a great nation.

The Pakistan Army Public Relations (ISPR) released a special song on the occasion of Defense Day. The song paid homage to the martyrs and conquerors of the Pakistan Army. The song was recorded in the voice of renowned singer Atif Aslam.

6, September 1965 Pakistan Defence Day

Every year on September 6, Pakistan Defence Day is celebrated with national and national fervour across the country. September 6 is a day when Pakistani forces thwarted the enemy’s vicious attempt to invade our sacred land and made a glorious history.

On this historic day, the defenders of the motherland defeated the enemy in an ideal way, proving that they too, like their great predecessors, have an unparalleled passion. Has fulfilled the sacred duty of upholding freedom beyond the distinction of age, race, caste and religion by standing by the side of the Armed Forces of Pakistan, an example of which is seldom found in the history of the world. Thanks to the spirit and efforts of our forefathers, we must follow in their footsteps and take the lead in making great sacrifices for the greatness and progress of our beloved homeland. This was the thought of our leader. He made this clear in his deliberate address to the officers of the Civil and Navy and Air Force of Pakistan on 11 October 1947.
Make a firm commitment to build on strong and stable foundations so that our future generations can live in peace there. This requires hard work and more hard work. ”Following the vision of the leader, the end of the 1965 war It was a glorious victory, but we must remember that the struggle to flourish with honor and dignity must continue with more dedication and passion. There is no doubt that we must continue our invincible spirit, perseverance and patriotism. With unparalleled love, we can identify ourselves as a developed nation.

Pakistan defence day air show

Pakistan’s armed forces are always on duty to protect the borders and these forces are distinguished in terms of their professionalism around the world. By winning the war on terror, Pakistani forces proved their capabilities to the world and set a high example for other countries’ forces.
Today, the nation is celebrating Pakistan Defence Day. 54 years ago today, India had unjustifiably attacked Pakistan and challenged our national pride and dignity. Today, the armed forces and the nation stand together and pledge to defend the country’s borders.
Since the Indo-Pak war in 1965, much has changed in national defence, military strategy and tactics. Let’s take a look at the readiness of the Armed Forces to make the national defense invincible and what kind of weapons it is equipped with.

Pak Army

Pakistan Armed Forces has 3 major divisions. This includes the ground forces, navy and air force. So let’s try to examine the capabilities of the three separately and in detail.
Pakistan’s ground forces or the Pakistan Army is led by a four-star general called the Chief of Army Staff. The Army is currently led by General Qamar Javed Bajwa, the 10th Army Chief. These forces consist of more than 600,000 officers and men, while there are a similar number of reserve forces that can be called in at any time in case of war.
A look at the country’s geography reveals that Pakistan’s 7,000 km long land border is with India, China, Afghanistan and Iran, including rocky and snow-capped mountains, plains, deserts, rivers and swamps. Therefore, the army is deployed keeping in view the specific needs of each area, it is provided with military equipment and officers and men are trained.
The Pakistan Army is a modern and comprehensive combat force. In the combat areas of the Pakistan Army

Infantry or infantry
Armored Corps,
Artillery or artillery,
Army Air Defense,
Engineering core,
Army Aviation and
Includes Strategic Command Unit.

The Pakistan Army is truly a three-pronged combat force. Capable of conducting military operations on land, air and surface water.

Infantry or infantry

The infantry is the oldest military force in the history of war in the world. Man started organized wars with infantry and infantry played a central role in most of the wars fought so far.
A comprehensive strategy is also needed to fight infantry. The Chinese general and philosopher Sun Zhou has written a book on this strategy, Art of War. For a general, the foreman of his forces, the choice of a place to fight, the importance of the weather in war, the movement of infantry, weapons and other topics are discussed in a very philosophical manner.
Even in today’s modern warfare, the infantry is the backbone of any army. In Pakistan Army Infantry.

Punjab Regiment,
Baloch Regiment,
Frontier Regiment,
Azad Kashmir Regiment,
Sindh Regiment and Includes Northern Light Infantry Regiment.

In modern warfare, infantry mechanized columns (modern armored vehicles) have also been added to the Pakistan Army to protect the infantry from enemy fire and to reach the enemy’s territory as soon as possible. Delivered there.

Armoured Corps

The Armoured Corps consists of more tanks that advance into enemy territory with their tremendous firepower. Armoured Corps troops are at the forefront of the battle and are accompanied by infantry or mechanised infantry.
The purpose of the Armoured Corps is to advance rapidly into enemy territory and infiltrate its territory at the expense of the enemy, and the Pakistan Armored Division has become a nightmare for the enemy.
The Pakistan Army Armored Corps has Pakistan-made Al-Khalid tanks, also known as the Main Battle Tank or King of the Battle. In addition, home-made Al-Dharar tanks, T80 UD tanks, Type 85 IIAP and Type 69 IIMP and Type 59 tanks are also part of the Armored Corps. The Army Armored Corps training center is located in Nowshera Cantonment.
The Pakistan-US Armored Command Vehicle Sakb is also being used by the Pakistan Army. The vehicle could be used to set up a dynamic command control, communications and intelligence unit in the field. This vehicle can also be used for digital and electronic warfare. In addition, various types of armored personal careers are also part of the armored corps.
Ever since Pakistan started hosting the Defense Exhibition Idea, I have been covering it and have had the opportunity to sit in the tank several times. Undoubtedly, it takes an iron will to operate a tank and perform its duty during war. Sitting in a small space with ammunition is no less terrifying. Another important point is that the iron in the tank heats up in the heat, and thus the temperature inside doubles as compared to the outside. In addition, the heat of the tank engine also acts as a fire.
The Pakistan-built Al-Khalid tank is capable of firing at its target at a speed of 80 kmph. Demonstration of this ability of Al-Khalid tank was also seen in the firing range of Somiani in Idea’s fire power show. The sound of her firing is so loud that she can make the insignificant mistake of a common man.

Pakistan Army Air Defence

In the modern war environment, air defence has become the most important sector. When the enemy tries to attack from the air with his planes, the same army from the ground responds to it through air defence.
The task of this unit is to identify the enemy ship and lock down the target.
Army Air Defence has shot down 71 warplanes in various battles. The Army Air Defence shot down 17 Indian helicopters on the Siachen front between 1995 and 1997. The 1971 war hit 104 warships with 39 crashes. In the 1965 war, 110 warships were targeted, 32 of which landed.
India itself acknowledged that in 1971, 48 per cent of its aircraft were damaged by ground fire and 30 per cent by air combat.
The Pakistan Army has improved its air defence system in the face of changing circumstances and technology. Army Air Defence has the following equipment.
Sky Guide Radar and Oligocene Gun Sky Radar is capable of locating enemy aircraft up to 17 km and targeting fighter jets, missiles and UAVs within a radius of 4 km.
The Giraffe Radar and RBS70 missile system detects an enemy ship 40 km away, launches its missile with the help of radar, and hits its target before launching a fighter jet missile. It also shot down DW-18 missiles, FM-90 weapon system fighter jets, cruise missiles, armored helicopters and FM-90, LY weapon system ready-to-fire modern warplanes, and UAVs. Has the ability to drop.
A total of 94 Star of Courage, Medal of Distinction and Distinguished Certificates have been conferred on Army Air Defense under the motto of Knowledge, Action and Honor.

Corps of Engineers

It is the responsibility of the Corps of Engineers to provide support to the Armored and Mechanized Infantry during the war. The Assault Engineer Battalion of the Pakistan Army has 200 plants and equipment, which enables the Corps of Engineers to build reliable bridges over small streams, swamps and large waterways such as rivers in minutes to an hour. Capable of creating paths that can range from a few meters to 100 meters long.
One of the tasks of the Corps of Engineers is to lay landmines in the shortest possible time to stop the advance of the enemy. The Rocket Delivery Mine System has 24 mines of mines and is capable of laying anti-tank and anti-personnel mines up to a distance of 15 km. The mine dispensing system is capable of laying anti-tank and anti-personnel mines up to a depth of 600 meters.

Core of signals

The Corps of Signals is responsible for maintaining contact with soldiers on the battlefield and in the main wardroom, and for alerting them to enemy attacks. The Corps of Signals provides voice messages and data to field commanders during combat. Field Formation has an Army Tactical Communication System. There are also different types of radars.

Pakistan Navy

While Allah Almighty has given Pakistan the highest mountain ranges in the world, He has also given Pakistan a coastline of more than one thousand kilometres which stretches from Sir Creek in the east to Giovanni in the west.

Under international law, Pakistan has its own maritime boundaries. In addition, there is a special economic zone covering an area of more than 240,000 km under the sea, with an additional continental shelf covering an area of 50,000 sq km. There is also a large area in the sea in which Pakistan’s right to marine life and minerals in the subsoil has been recognized internationally.

In addition to protecting its maritime borders, Pakistan needs a strong and professional navy to protect the resources in the Special Economic Zones and Continental Shelf and to secure maritime trade routes, and this work is being carried out vigorously by the Pakistan Navy. ۔

If we look at the east of Pakistan, India has a large and strong navy, while in the west there is no significant maritime force in the Arabian Sea, from the countries closest to Pakistan, Iran, Oman, UAE to Africa. ۔

The Pakistan Navy is designed for 4-level combat. The Pakistan Navy is capable of hitting its target with surface, underwater, ground and air operations and has more than 100 small and large ships.

The surface water fleet of Pakistan Navy is called Surface Worrier. This department was established with the establishment of Pakistan. Frigates, attack craft and other patrol ships are used on the surface to maintain peace at sea.

The ships used by the Pakistan Navy and its subsidiary Maritime Security Force have been built in the United Kingdom, the United States, China, Turkey and other countries. Works have been built and this series is still going on.

The ships used by the Pakistan Navy are arranged in different classes according to their size and capacity. Pakistan Navy has frigates, attack craft, destroyers. The Maritime Security Agency also has patrol ships.

Pakistan Navy has several squadrons in which the Ninth Squadron assists. The squadron’s purpose is to supply fuel, food and other essentials to ships at sea, as well as dredging in Naval Harbor. The two largest ships of the Pakistan Navy, PNS Maawan and PNS Nasr are part of the same squadron. Sailing ships are also part of the same squadron for cleaning and training mines at sea.

Stryer Squadron: Pakistan Navy has 2 Destroyer Stardons including 25 and 18 Destroyer Squadrons. These squadrons include several Pakistan Navy ships equipped with a variety of automatic and semi-automatic weapons. The ships in the squadron are equipped with a variety of artillery and are equipped with a wide range of surface-to-air missiles, surface-to-surface, land and underwater targeting missiles, torpedoes and death charges.

Pattern Squadron: Includes high-speed attack craft with small but capable strike boats capable of protecting maritime borders as well as inflicting immediate damage to the enemy. Not only this, with the help of fire you can do welding.

Pakistan Navy Submarine Services

Submarines are used to fight underwater. Pakistan Navy Submarine Command was established in 1964. The Pakistan Navy was the first navy in the region to establish a submarine command. Pakistan currently has 9 submarines, consisting of Hashmat class submarine Augusta 70A class submarine. There are also 3 medium class submarines designed by Italy.

Pakistan’s Augusta 90 submarine is the most advanced that can go deeper in the ocean and stay underwater for longer. These submarines are equipped with anti-ship missiles.

Pakistan Air Force

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We cannot forget the day on February 27, 2019 when the Pakistan Air Force dusted off India in a massive operation. The Pakistan Air Force not only shot down two Indian fighter jets but also captured an Indian soldier. At the same time, Pakistan Air Force pilots sent a message to India in broad daylight that its military assets were being targeted by Pakistan.

In this regard, the Pakistan Air Force had locked the targets at the Indian Brigade Headquarters, Battalion Headquarters, Supply Depot and other places. The locking of the target meant that Pakistan could have destroyed most of the Indian army in Kashmir if it had wanted to, but it was left alive after asserting its capability to the enemy on humanitarian grounds. This operation of Pakistan has become a golden chapter in the history of air warfare.

The Pakistan Air Force is the 7th largest air force in the world in terms of current assets.

The Pakistan Air Force is headed by a 4-star general called Chief of Air Staff and Air Chief Marshal.

It is a tradition in the Pakistan Air Force that the post of Chief of Air Staff should be given to the pilot of a fighter jet. The Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal, leads the flypast on behalf of the Air Force in the Pakistan Day Parade on March 23, while the Air Chief also led the air operations in the war on terror.

As for the strength of the Pakistan Air Force, it consists of 8,000 officers and men. Pakistan has about 1,400 military aircraft, including 786 fighter and attack aircraft, 51 transport aircraft and 500 training aircraft. Pakistan has more than 300 helicopters, including 55 attack helicopters. The Pakistan Air Force also has unmanned aerial vehicles.

Initially, the Pakistan Air Force relied on other countries for procurement of aircraft, with France, the United Kingdom and the United States topping the list, but over the past three decades, Pakistan has shifted its reliance on China and domestic production.

The Pakistan Air Force currently has 98 JF-17 Thunder, 45 US-made F-16s, 69 Mirage Interceptors, 90 Mirage Attackers and 136 Chinese-made F-7 fighter jets.

The Pakistan Air Force also has three IL-78 tankers to refuel in the air. In addition, Saab, Y8, Falcon Twenty, King Air 350, C130, CN235, Y12 aircraft are part of the fleet for surveillance and other matters.

Pakistan has developed JF-17 Thunder in collaboration with China. This aircraft has been designed keeping in view the needs of Pakistan Air Force. The JF-17 aircraft will be used as an alternative to the fast-expanding Mirage aircraft, with squadrons of JF-17 aircraft being deployed at the base where the Mirage aircraft were located.

In terms of its training, the Pakistan Air Force is divided into different commandos, including North, Central and Southern, Air Defense, Air Force Strategic Command.

The Pakistan Air Force Training Academy is located in Risalpur where all types of officers are trained. In addition, the Pakistan Air Force Air War College is based in Karachi, where training in air warfare strategy is provided.

The Pakistan Air Force has 14 operational bases

Peshawar,
Minhas base chamber,
Noor Khan Base,
MM Alam,
Sargodha Base Mushaf,
Rafiq Base Sialkot,
Masroor Base Karachi,
Faisal Base Karachi,
Samangali Base Quetta
Shahbaz Base Jacobabad,
PAF Academy Risalpur,
PAF base disciple,
Sukkur,
Bholari is Jamshoro
While in non-flying bases

Kohat,

Malir Karachi,

Korangi Karachi,

Sakira and PAF base include Kala Bagh Nathia Gali.

Strategic Command Force Army, Navy, Air Force

In May 1998, Pakistan became a nuclear power and crossed an important milestone in national defense. Pakistan’s nuclear test in the Chaghi Mountains made Pakistan’s defense invincible. As soon as it became a nuclear power, Pakistan set up a strategic command headed by the Joint Chiefs of Staff and then the Pakistan Army, Navy and Air Force did the same at their respective levels.

Army Strategic Forces Command (ASFC)

The Army Strategic Forces Command (ASFC) is responsible for ensuring lasting peace and security in the region and preventing any external aggression against the homeland. In common parlance, these forces are called Pakistan’s nuclear-armed forces. Its weapons include missile delivery systems, unmanned aerial vehicles and nuclear weapons.

Shiny drones and shiny missile systems

This modern system was added to Pakistan’s defense system only a few years ago. The Barak drone is capable of flying for 8 hours at an altitude of 20,000 feet, flying at a speed of 220 km per hour and can hit a target up to 8 km. Can also be detected.

The Shahpur UAV can fly at a speed of 200 km per hour for 7 consecutive hours. It is also capable of firing missiles and reporting visuals to the ground.

Pakistan defence day speeches

Jeddah (Arsalan Hashmi) Pakistan International School Azizia Defence Day celebrations were held with traditional enthusiasm. Paying homage to the martyrs of September 6, 1965, Principal Atiq-ur-Rehman in his presidential address said that the soldiers of Pakistan Army have always proved by their unparalleled sacrifices that the walls of fire and harmony have no place in the face of their patriotism. no .
September 6th is a day of stories of the determination of our brave young men. The manner in which the soldiers and officers of the Pakistan Army sacrificed their precious lives for the protection of the motherland is commendable and a beacon for us. Principal Atiq-ur-Rehman further said that on the morning of September 6, 1965, the enemy had invaded the Holy Land with nefarious intentions.
No, it defends its borders with devotion. Moaz Asim, a student of the school, spoke in Urdu while Bilal Shoaib, speaking in English, reflected the bravery and sacrifice of the Pakistani forces in the 1965 war. Ahmed bin Zubair, Abdullah Arshad, Murtaza Rais and colleagues warmed up the atmosphere by performing mixed songs.
The group of students sang Dil Dil Pakistan Jaan Jaan Pakistan and were well received by the audience. Apart from Section Heads Mohammad Khalil, Abdul Aleem Amir and other teachers, the students participated in the function in full force.

Pakistan defence day essay

When the Pakistani Community Toastmasters Club was formed on February 5, 2019, no one thought that in just six months, the club would become well-known, but the Pakistani people living in Saudi Arabia once again said, “My Identity of Pakistan
On September 5, a prestigious event was held at the well-known restaurant Marhaba. Club members and their children took an active part in the event.
The event was very well organised and careful. At the reception, the vice president of education of the club Toastmaster Faisal Murad was in charge of registering the registered persons while the president of the club DTM Omar Farooq was present at the entrance of the hall to receive the guests. Toastmasters Faisal Chaudhry, Toastmaster Galaxy Sharjeel and Toastmaster Qudsia Nadeem Lali performed the duties well. Toastmaster Faraz Khalid performed the responsibility of supervising the time.
Organiser Anjuman Toastmaster Faisal Chaudhry inaugurated the event by pointing out the exterior doors and toilets in case of emergency for the convenience of the audience and urged to keep the mobile phone silent, to formally start the event and recite the Holy Quran. Invited Abu Bakr Saeed to receive,
Welcoming the guests, the President of the Club briefed them on the history of the club and the importance of establishing a Pakistani Community Club. He also spoke on the occasion of Pakistan Day and Defense Day of Pakistan and conveyed a message of solidarity and peace. Briefing the history of Pakistan Community Toastmasters Club presented the aims and objectives of the club. Abbott Chair Toastmaster Yasir Nadeem presided over the inaugural session of the meeting. Pakistani Community Toastmasters Club and Area Director 9 Qudsia Nadeem Lali said in her short speech that today we are excited by chanting the slogan “My Identity Pakistan”. Have we ever understood its importance? We have gathered today under this roof and flag with the same identity and our green passport is the guarantor of our identity. For the prepared speeches, Vice President and Toastmaster Waheed Aslam, Professor of Computer Science, Malik Fahd University was invited to speak. Title of My Pride Pakistan
Toastmaster Waheed Aslam delivered a thought-provoking speech and highlighted in the audience the feeling that why do we ignore the innumerable good things and blessings of our country and only look at the flaws, why don’t we give thanks for the blessings?
The second speaker was Toastmaster Galaxy Sharjeel, who, after completing his Masters in Mathematics, specializes in decorating and planning events and has recently joined the Pakistani Community Toastmasters Club. Doing full justice to the issue, he concluded his speech with the following words: Pakistan Defense Day is not only September 6, we have to keep in mind every day and all the time, we have to defend all the evils spreading from ignorance. The day will not be far when Pakistan will stand in front of the world as an organized and stable country.
A short tea break was taken in which excellent tea and evening arrangements were made by Marhaba Restaurant.

Abu Bakr Saeed and Ali Saeed performed the national anthem Dil Dil Pakistan and received a standing ovation from the audience.
Former Trustee Toastmaster Lehna Faraz in her short and eloquent speech said that Pakistan is the country whose Naveed Quaid-e-Azam met the Holy Prophet (PBUH) in his dream. Maulana Shabbir Atmani said this after the demise of Quaid-e-Azam because Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah had forbidden him to reveal this in his life.
Toastmaster Lehna Faraz invited the student speakers on the stage who also participated in a very full manner. Syed Adib Faraz and Abu Bakar Sharjeel and Abdul Rehman gave excellent speeches on the topics of establishment of Pakistan and defense of Pakistan. Will
The thematic session was started by Faisal Murad, Vice President Education and Area Director 47 Toastmaster of Pakistan Community Toastmasters Club. The topics were related to Pakistan. The enthusiasm of the women was palpable on this occasion. Toastmaster Masood Ali Khan covered the topic of unity and strong belief with great eloquence and did full justice with his speech in two minutes. Other guests also did the same. Deliver beautiful speeches with your topics
Toastmaster Dr. Umair Farooq Siddiqui, a member of the Pakistani Community Toastmasters Club, said in his short speech that being away from Pakistan makes us more worried about him and more painful. Staying away from us makes us more enthusiastic and practically active. Toastmaster Umair Siddiqui invited Syed Moeez Faraz to the stage for a melodious song and all the audience would join him. An atmosphere was created which felt like giving a message of attachment to each other. Defeat, search for what touches the sky)

Poetry Defence Day

Patriotic sentiments are expressed in poetry in a variety of ways. The sentiments we have in our ordinary life regarding the homeland and its love, as well as some aspects that we do not look at, are the subject of this poetry. Patriotism is a laudable sentiment, but you will also find in this poetic selection a glimpse of what kind of consequences excessive patriotism produces and what negative effects it has in the context of the global human community. Read these poems and travel the colorful world of this spirit.
The desire to sell is now in our hearts
We have to see how much force is in the killer’s arm
We want peace but against oppression
If war is necessary, then war is necessary
All the best Indians are ours
We are the bubbles, its flowers are ours
The love of the homeland will come from the heart even if it does not die
The fragrance will come from my soil too