Every day thousand of Commuters stuck in traffic jam, when returning their home from offices because of undisciplined driving and always blames system and traffic police.
Main reason of traffic jam in Karachi that from Carts to donkey Carts, bicycle to motorbike, Taxi to Private cars of all sizes, Mini buses, Buses to Goods Trucks of all sizes are running on 100 Ft to 150 ft wide road with out following the rules of traffic, Photo by Yasir Kazmi, Karachi, Pakistan.
Nowadays Karachi is under the heat waves of Summer and the afternoons are hotter than expectations, average 37 degree centigrade with the humidity of 44%.
A Rikshaw Driver sleeping at the back seat of his Rikhsaw during hot summer afternoon, Photo by Yasir Kazmi, Karachi, Pakistan.
Nowadays Karachi is under the Heat waves of Summer and the afternoons are hotter than expectations, average 37 degree centigrade with the humidity of 44%.
Some of the gypsy families living in Karachi made there own ways for living in Hot weather condition like they used to use in their villages but with the help of sewerage water under the bridge and feeding their animals, Photo by Yasir Kazmi, Karachi, Pakistan.
Nowadays Karachi is under the Hot waves of Summer and the afternoons are hotter than expectations, average 37 degree centigrade with the humidity of 44%.
Fruit vendor taking rest under the bridge during hot summer afternoon, Photo by Yasir Kazmi, Karachi, Pakistan.
The king of Fruits, mango displayed by vendors at makeshift cart, The king of fruits grown in Punjab
and Sindh provinces of Pakistan are
available in abundance from May to
September, Photo by Yasir Kazmi, Karachi, pakistan.
Makeshift Barber Abdul Majeed shaving porter Afzal Rahi and remembering old days of Cant Station, Photo by Yasir Kazmi, Karachi, Pakistan.
A handicap person is sitting on his three wheeler imagining about things, Photo by Yasir Kazmi, Karachi, Pakistan.
Kabul Police Chief Mohammed Ayub Salingi faces press at the site of a major battle with the Taliban in Kabul, Afghanistan. May 2013.
An Afghan police officer is carried away from the site of a major battle with the Taliban in Kabul, Afghanistan. May 2013.
An Afghan police officer is carried away from the site of a major battle with the Taliban in Kabul, Afghanistan. May 2013.
An Afghan Security Forces soldier holds the line between clashes and journalists in Kabul. Taliban members and Afghan forces fought a six hour gun battle in the city center. Kabul, Afghanistan. May 2013.
Raw footage from a major battle with the Taliban in Kabul.
Afghan forces fought for 6 hours with up to 8 insurgents after they assaulted and besieged a building in the centre of Kabul.
The insurgent attack was preceded by a very large explosion, believed to be a car bomb, and gunfire.
The battle raged into the night with multiple explosions believed to be rocket propelled grenades fired by both sides.
An Afghan Security Forces officer stands ready with a rocket grenade at the site of a major battle with the Taliban in Kabul, Afghanistan. May 2013.
Raw footage and photos from a major battle with the Taliban in Kabul. Afghan forces fought for six hours with insurgents after they assaulted and besieged a building in the centre of Kabul. The insurgent attack was preceded by a very large explosion, believed to be a car bomb, and more intense gunfire. The firefight raged into the night with multiple explosions believed to be rocket propelled grenades fired by both Afghan security forces and insurgents.
Children, Agriculture & Military Forces in Afghanistan
An officer of the Afghan National Directorate of Security (NDS) mans a vehicle mounted 50 Calibre machine gun in the central district of Bamyan (Bamiyan, Bamain)
A US soldier on patrol with the Swedish led forces in Mazar-e-Sharif
A Bamiyan shop keeper makes a traditional bread called Bolani in the central Afghanistan province in Afghanistan.
A local man walks along the road past brown almond fields
The tractor of East Asia, an Afghan donkey hauls a load of supplies in Bamiyan, Afghanistan.
An Afghan child in the Bamiyan region of Afghanistan
A man from the Hazaran triple in Bamiyan Afghanistan
Amir Mohammad Akhundzada ,the governor on Uruzgan in Southern Afghanistan.
A timelapse video of the buddhas of Bamiyan destroyed by the Taliban.
Israeli President Shimon Peres holds a diplomatic working meeting with Azerbaijan FM Elmar Mammadyarov on strengthening the strategic relations between Azerbaijan and Israel. This is a historical first visit by an Azerbaijan FM in Israel. Jerusalem, Israel. 22-April-2013.
Israeli President Shimon Peres holds a diplomatic working meeting with Azerbaijan FM Elmar Mammadyarov on strengthening the strategic relations between Azerbaijan and Israel. This is a historical first visit by an Azerbaijan FM in Israel. Jerusalem, Israel. 22-April-2013.
Israeli President Shimon Peres holds a diplomatic working meeting with Azerbaijan FM Elmar Mammadyarov on strengthening the strategic relations between Azerbaijan and Israel. This is a historical first visit by an Azerbaijan FM in Israel. Jerusalem, Israel. 22-April-2013.
Israeli President Shimon Peres holds a diplomatic working meeting with Azerbaijan FM Elmar Mammadyarov on strengthening the strategic relations between Azerbaijan and Israel. This is a historical first visit by an Azerbaijan FM in Israel. Jerusalem, Israel. 22-April-2013.
Israeli President Shimon Peres held a diplomatic working meeting on April 22nd with Azerbaijan FM Elmar Mammadyarov to discuss strengthening strategic relations between Azerbaijan and Israel. This is a historical first visit by an Azerbaijan FM in Israel.
PM Peres praised Azerbaijan for playing a key role in countering the influence of neighbouring Iran in the region, stressing that the small Muslim country has taken a “clear stand” against war and terrorism. Calling Azerbaijan’s geographic location “unique,” Peres said Tel Aviv considers Azerbaijan an important ally in the region.
Israel and Azerbaijan's diplomatic relationship began in 1992 when Azerbaijan separated from the communist Soviet Union, and appears to be rapidly building on a number of fronts, and not only because of their similar stances via Iran.
Reuters reports that Azerbaijan's government has signed a $1.6 billion arms trade deal with Israel, and that dozens of Israeli drones were included in the agreement. The international news agency has also reported that Israel is interested in Azerbaijan’s oil reserves.
This strategic meeting comes at a time when tension continues to mount between Israel and Iran over Iran's alleged nuclear program.
New fashionistas claim that fashion should be accessible for every woman, regardless of her shape.
Kyrgyzstan hosts its 15 Fashion Week
It is an opportunity for local craftsmen to sell their models in the local market.
Kyrgyzstan’s sewing industry is the largest and the most developed segment of the country’s light industry.
Kyrgyzstan will be holding its 15th annual Fashion week this spring, where local designers will present their new collections, sell their products and promote their work to international experts in the industry. Every year, the winners of the Kyrgyzstan's fashion week are invited to international shows in Moscow, Amsterdam, Berlin and Osaka.
Kyrgyzstan’s sewing industry is the largest and the most developed segment of the country’s light industry. Despite the fact that the number of sewing factories in Kyrgyzstan has decreased since 2005, the volume of production has increased, raking in around $140 million. Products branded “Made in KG” are being exported to Russia, and are slowly entering the European market. Kyrgyzstan also has the potential to develop its textile industry, as it produces about 100 thousand tons of cotton annually. This cotton is currently being exported due to the lack of a developed processing industry inside the country. Kyrgyzstan's sewing industry continues to face many challenges, including a deficit in textile production, violations of labour rights, and working in a shadow economy.
Organizers claim that around 6 thousand people attend fashion week in Kyrgyzstan, annually.
Photographers present a photo exhibition, portraying their vision of beaty on the Fashion Show
New fashion trends require implementation of advanced technology.
Annually, the winners of the Fashion week in Kyrgyzstan are invited to the international fashion shows in Moscow, Amsterdam, Berlin and Osaka.
The product branded “Made in KG” is being exported to Russia, and slowly entering the European market.