Hamara 
Karachi celebrations kick off
The News 07 January 2007
KARACHI: The ‘Hamara Karachi’ ceremonies commenced in 
various towns of the city on completion of 75 years of the construction of the 
old KMC building on Saturday.
A splendid display of fireworks at the old KMC building was also witnessed by a 
large number of people.
In this connection, a “Second Science Teaching and Competition Seminar” was held 
at a local hotel in coordination with the city government, Happy Home Secondary 
School and Concordia Forum of UK. 
Besides, teachers of 45 schools of other cities had also set up stalls at the 
seminar in which practicals were demonstrated on various scientific subjects, 
including Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Information Technology. 
City Naib Nazim Nasreen Jalil on this occasion underlined the need to inculcate 
the knowledge of science among the youth and added that seminars should also be 
held in this regard.
She pointed out that it is necessary to acquire knowledge regarding the 
information technology as it is the need of the hour. 
The speakers included Fatima Surraya Bajia, Prof Anwar Ahmed Zai, and others.
Under the Hamara Karachi festival, a Mushaira was organised at the Annu Bhai 
Park, and Qawwali was held in Landhi town.
In this regard, Sindh Minister for Environment Dr Sagheer Ahmed said that 
collective awareness about environmental pollution among people must be given 
top priority during the Hamara Karachi festivities. 
He said that the Haq Parast leadership brought city’s lost glories back, and the 
event would prove conducive to promoting its better image at the international 
level. 
Meanwhile, events in connection with the Hamara Karachi campaign will start in 
SITE Town from January 11, while a musical show will also be held at the Fire 
Brigade Ground at 7pm. 
Prominent singers including Rahim Shah, Strings Band and others will perform at 
the show. 
The SITE town Nazim has issued special directives to UC Nazims and DTO 
Sanitation for maintaining cleanliness in the town during the event. Free entry 
pass can be obtained from UC Nazims.

Daily Jang 07 January 2007