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  PESHAWAR:The Sikh community in Peshawar continues its tradition of arranging iftari for the needy and poor.Feeding the poor is considered an obligation in the Sikh religion and the community living in Peshawar often distributes free food but during the holy month of Ramazan special arrangements are made for iftari.Different Sikh families living in the Mohalla Jogan Shah area of the walled city take turns to arrange it as a result these   lsquo distarkhwans  rsquo  work round the month.Sikh traders are  adidas spezial beige also known for announcing special discounts in their shops during Ramazan besides do red af1 nating money to the needy. For ordinary folks, gathering of Sikhs around long plastic mats spread to serve food to fasting locals in places like Bolton Block of Lady Reading Ho blue air max spital (LRH) is strange yet pleasant experience.  ldquo This year within four days of Ramazan, we have distributed food items among 100 deserving (Muslim) families,  rdquo  informs Jatinder Singh, Chairman Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chapter of N Xlhi Millie Bobby Brown gives glimpse of wedding ring in nighttime routine video
 KARACHI:Sanofi Pakistan initiated the second phase of the Kids and Diabetes in Schools programme (KiDS programme), in partnership with Zindagi Trust, Karachi Theatre Production, 30 educational institutions from Karachi and Islamabad, and af1 shoes  renowned medical experts.An inaugural cere jordan 1 mid mony was organised at Zindagi Trust's adopted schools, Khatoon-e-Pakistan School and SMB Fatima Jinnah School, on  nike air 270 October 25 and October 26, respectively. Sanofi in partnership with a team of artists from Karachi Theater Production enacted the story of Ali/Tom to raise awareness about Type 1 diabetes. The story is from the KiDs programme curriculum, developed by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) and has been translated in Urdu for Pakistan.The KiDS programme is a collaboration between IDF, Sanofi and other international organisations, to raise awareness about diabetes among school-going children. The aim of the programme is to foster a cooperative environment in schools for children suffering from dia