This Week: Amateur Comedy Night & Dance for Change!

See all our behind-the-scenes pictures on Instagram! DJ Barrister, Sparlay Rawail from Khumariyaan & Ammar Latif with the Capoeira performers brought a whole new vibe to our Drumming Circle on Wednesday, as part of our month-long Colours of Life Festival!  This week, for our Kuch Saaf campaign, the KK Team collected garbage from cars at traffic signals to discourage people from throwing their trash out of their cars. How many times have you seen someone throw trash out their car window? We had some wonderful responses from the surprised drivers. To see the Vimeo video of this initiative, click here. With Earth Day coming up on April 22nd, this month we are taking Kuch Saaf to the streets, by collaborating with schools, colleges and WWF Pakistan to clean up neighbourhoods, public spaces, plant trees and raise awareness against littering and wastage. If you want to join the movement and volunteer for the activities, email us at info@kuchkhaas.org  Click here to follow the online campaign as we add information throughout the month!   Colours of Life Festival Throughout April! In April 2014, Kuch Khaas is bringing you its Colours of Life Festival, a month-long event that includes workshops, community outreach activities and dance performances. This festival will promote the universality of this art form across cultural and ethnic barriers through one common language - the creative expression of dance. It brings individuals from all walks of life together through a positive platform that has no boundaries and cultivates imagination and passion. The festival brings together a local and international community of choreographers, performers, dance instructors, and for people who simply have a love of dance! We're bringing you a very unique Drumming Circle, a fun-filled Storytelling Saturday, extravagant dance performances, and a special edition of Marmalade Sessions. We also have several exciting activities lined up: ‘Beautiful Art of Dance’ promo video (a public message from Kuch Khaas reflecting unity and diversity through dance), which will be played the whole month on all of the dance festival events and via electronic partners of the festival. ‘Dance is for Everybody’ social media campaign - take part in this campaign by uploading your own dance videos onto Facebook or Instagram! Below is a list of all the events that will take place during the Colours of Life Festival: Storytelling Saturday: Mime! Drumming Circle: Celebrity Special Dance for Change Marmalade Session: Salsa-Jazz Fusion Night Dance Day Celebration This April we're also offering a number of dance classes, including some new ones to celebrate the colors of life through dance! To check out the instructors class pages, click the links below: Komal Jamil Khan - Bollywood Dance Ammar Latif - Capoeira Zain Sadiq - Hip Hop Dance Zulfikar Ali - Argentine Tango Faizaan Ahab - Contemporary Dance Jasmine Arandia - Kids Dance Program Jasmine Arandia - Dance Fitness Tehrima Mitha - Classical Dance   Drumming Circle Every Wednesday | 5:30 PM Kuch Khaas brings you our weekly Drumming Circle!  We are dedicated to using the universal language of percussive music and dance for creative self-expression. In doing so, we encourage cultural awareness, embrace diversity, and promote harmony through rhythm every Wednesday at Kuch Khaas. YOU MIGHT WANT TO KNOW No experience necessary.  Everyone has something to offer the circle and all are welcome. (Folks of every age and description.)  Drums are available but you may bring your own along. To get in touch with the circle, join the KK drumming circle group page. *FREE ENTRY. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC LOL Amateur Comedy Night! Friday 18th April, 2014 | 7:30 PM Djuice LOL Amateur Comedy Night is back at Kuch Khaas! Bringing you the long-awaited Amateur Stand-up Comedy Night! The the line-up of performers has been finalized and they are ready to make Islamabad laugh out loud. Come on over and enjoy the best of stand-up comedy that the twin cities have to offer. Click here to visit the event page. Farmer's Market Saturday 19th April |  11am - 2pm * To request consideration for a stall, please contact us by Tuesday - 12pm.  We regret that NO exceptions will be made.   Contact Details: 051 8357483 Selected farmers will be given their own space every weekend at Kuch Khaas, to promote their produce.  Stalls include: Isloo Fresh (Organic Reri, Ciao Cheese and Simli Farms) Rehana Fazli's Homemade Goods Swabi Farms Zeeny's Goodies O1 water and organic trout Himalaya Rock Salt Obaid Phulvari Organo Botanica Claus's Bread & Butter Las Colinas The Deli at Lime Tree + more! Whether you’re a farmer or a food enthusiast, come over to our Farmer's Market and bring the whole family to experience the true taste of nature. Coupled with the Lime Tree's brunch, it's the ideal way to spend your Saturday! NOTE: We encourage customers to bring their own cloth bags or backpacks from home, to help us keep our environment clean and green!  Also, our list of farmers varies and grows every week, so keep visiting! (Above images courtesy The Great Cookaroo) Storytelling Saturdays Saturday 19th April | 12:00 - 1:00 PM If you've enjoyed listening to last Saturday's storytelling session then drop by again this Saturday for another round of wonderful stories. This week our storyteller has chosen to entertain the young public with a number of children's favorites. Entry: Open to the Public. Parents are also welcome to join the storytelling session. Donation of Rs.120/- per person (Proceeds will be utilised for charitable causes.) Note: We would love to find new people that are interested in storytelling. Please contact us at info@kuchkhaas.org if you would like to be one of our regular storytellers. Click here to visit the event page. Dance for Change! Saturday 19th April | 7:30 PM   Kuch Khaas presents a one-of-a-kind dance performance, as part of our month-long Colours of Life Fest, called “Dance for Change”! Nighat Chaodhry's troupe will perform an East meets West fusion of Kathak and Salsa!  Amna Mawaz and her troupe will put on a classical fusion dance performance that is guaranteed to be a showstopper.  The inimitable Faizaan Ahab will perform a contemporary dance piece to knock your socks off.  And bringing his hip-hop moves will be Zain Sadiq, accompanied by the KK Dance Crew that Zain has auditioned and selected himself! With four different artists on the bill, this is guaranteed to be a smashing show! Join us at Kuch Khaas for an extraordinary dance show! Click here to visit the event page on facebook. Lip Sync Off - The Auditions 7th April - 2nd May, 2014 Kuch Khaas brings you the 4th edition of Lip Sync Off! Prepare your favorite song and come over to audition for a chance to perform live & win exciting prizes! The judges are looking for creativity, believability and sheer entertainment value. Come over to audition if you think you have what it takes to impress the judges and take home the prize! Click here to visit the event page. Facebook Website Email Twitter Instagram

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Ghani Khan (1914-1996) is  one of the best Pashto language poet of the 20th century, son of the legendary and peace and non-violence, Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan holds a high place in pashto literature because of his humorous and satirical verses. He was not only a poet but also was a Painter and sculptor. His first poem appeared in December, 1928.

Ghani Khan received his early education from a religious teacher of the local mosques of Utmanzai. He was then sent to the National High School in Peshawar city, which was founded in 1895 by the Hindus of the Province. After studying there for a year he was brought into a small Azad (Free) School in Utmanzai-founded in 1921 by his father with the assistance of the Anjuman-e-Islah-ul-Afaghina (Society for the Reformation of the Afghans) just for the purpose to stop the people saying that a rich person is studying in city and poor will get educated in this wretched school.  

Mirza Asadullah Baig Khan, Born on 27th December 1797 – died 15th February 1869

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3 MONTH INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME

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FDC a consultancy firm is looking for internees. Fresh graduates/ Masters in MBA (HR, Admin & Finance), Commerce, Sociology, Social Work, Environmental Sciences, Computer Science, Fine Arts or related subjects may join us.

We are pleased to invite you to get register with our FDC “Internship Programme for 3 Month” at Hyderabad Sindh Office, Salient features, terms and conditions of Internship Programme share as follows;

 1-      Internship Programme meant to allow fresh graduates, students, Social Activists and all those persons who want to                         contribute to sustainable development and to be associated with FDC. Internship Programme offers internship certificate,               which will be useful in career development of the internee/ volunteer.

 2-      FDC is a fixed term NON PAID position.

 3-      FDC will assign work with terms of reference (TORs). On successful completion of assignment FDC will award a certificate             to Internship Programme.

4-      On successful completion of assignment with full satisfaction of your supervisor, you may be invited to take employment in              our running assignment, depending upon existence of job vacancy.  

 5-     There is a flexible criteria of selection, you want to develop your career in Social Development Sector, you are very good in              written English.

 6-     As stated Internship Programme is non paid programme, however, very rarely, if some assignment requires finance                          requirements, FDC itself will offer a minimum amount (only for field work like as: Baseline survey, Monitoring & Evaluation,          Assessment of the Project etc. required for the assignment, however no salaries but stipends, transport compensation,  will be          paid by FDC.

7-      On selection we will send you a “Terms of Reference (TOR)” including assignment details, guidelines, expected results,                    required quality etc. on sending the signed TORs, assignment will be taken as initiated formally.

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Auto Rickshaw

Necessity is the mother of invention. Photo By: Fawad Ali Khan Utmanzai

An Auto Rickshaw Modified. Its called the reuse of old things in a different way.

Auto rickshaws are a common means of public transportation in many countries in the world. Also known as a three-wheeler, Samosa, tempo, tuk-tuk, trishaw, auto, rickshaw, autorick, bajaj, rick, tricycle, mototaxi, baby taxi or lapa in popular parlance, an auto rickshaw is a usually three-wheeled cabin cycle for private use and as a vehicle for hire. It is a motorized version of the traditional pulled rickshaw or cycle rickshaw. Auto rickshaws are an essential form of urban transport in many developing countries, and a form of novelty transport in many Eastern countries.
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