hashim introduces junaid to his staff in the office of his sports company go down, it was a booking and delivery office run all the time day and night, , in day and night shifts the munshi changed, in the adjoining office sat akhtar who stood up to meet them looking very critically at junaid sending a spine chilling shiver running down his spine , as junaid felt his sixth sense activated, akhtar knew he was the boy raised up in the hostel
the day arrived when junaid completed his studies, hashim drove him to his sports company go down , the board was visible from miles away , around were more go downs of other owners, hashim had planned that junaid would assist him in practical way applying his theoretical know how from that point onwards
hasim saw the child , found him helpless, either a flame of sympathy lit in his heart or his business sense motivated to see some benefit he raised the child junad , giving him the best of all , education, food, lifestyle , time passed , noor khan died , and junaid grew up to be a very handsome young man with degrees in business
very near to hashim was jeib , long time ago one late night the driver noor khan returning happened to see it raining very hard , a child stood lonely lost on the road, stopping his car , the child was an orphan, the relatives pushed him out , not wanting him in their lives, noor khan drove the child back to hashim, who got his back ground checked
known for his business and salesmanship, hashim was a strong man , there was another aspect of his profile not even his wife knew of that he was a criminal whitening his black money in the open business market
the car stopped, the driver opened the door to a distinguished looking wealthy man , hashim, whose presence was felt where ever he would be present, the five storeyed building was his destination,
appreciation is a natural tonic of encouragement of positivity , readers around the globe increasingly becoming interested in reading Urdu have developed new societies for Urdu , but what is troubling the most is that as many as nine families share huma Urdu digest, in comparison, Orissa, tamil and gujrati readers buy their own separate magazines in their respective languages promoting sufficient income for the publishers, hoping Urdu readers will also be more generous as much as they are intellectuals , each one getting his own copy of this magazine
