The learning curve of Strategic Plans Division during his unprecedented years of directorship was so steep and high that it almost equate Pakistan's nuclear capability with Indian nuclear capability within a decade. But as far as space program is concerned, a maiden satellite was send in space from a soft loan from China. Why Space Program left so unnoticeable?

a well informed gentleman indeed. considered as a symbol of trust, hard worker and truly the son of the soil of Pakistan. tremendous job he had , the man of responsibility and the man of courage. symbol of honor

Iam extremely proud to be his siisrer , he needs no comments about his flawless charecter, God bless him .

As a Pakistani I wonder when this stock piling of nuclear weapons race would end?are we in competition with regional powers or international ones?100 or 1000 do not matter even 20 are enough to ensure MAD(mutually assured destruction)instead we should save on our defence budgets and devote resources towards public welfare-with sky rocketing corruption-over 10 million youth deprived of basic education in Punjab province alone-half of country's population not having clean drinking water-hospitals not having paramedics and medicines-over 150 infants dying of hunger in Thar desert in Sind Province for the past few months--falling law and order situation in entire country--how can 100 atom bombs save us?we may well be on self destruct mode --Situation in India is no better than Pakistan--In early 70s in the wake of Chinese opening up to west the great wise Chinese leader Mao was once d asked about very limited number of Chinese nuclear weapons(apprx 600 as against 6000 of USA )replied softly that only 60 were enough to destroy each other and rest were just waste of resources.If nuclear weapons alone could save a country then former USSR would not have divided into dozen independent states--Its time to think