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As a nation we cannot progress as long as our economy depends on handouts from international lenders and donors. The policies of international lenders have strangulated the capacity of the ordinary citizen to live a life of dignity. We must strive for self-reliance. The goal of self-reliance does not in any way imply that we isolate ourselves from the global economy. It only shows our conviction that by restoring the trust of the people in public institutions we can harness their potential and mobilize them for a better tomorrow. We offer a new and credible leadership that is committed to restoring Pakistan's political and economic sovereignty by building a new bond of trust between the government and the people. Only through the active participation of the people can we collectively mobilize our human and material resources to forge ahead on the road to a confident and self-reliant nation. We are committed to political stability through credible democracy, transparency in government and accountability of leadership. We believe in federalism and functional autonomy to the provinces. We strive a moderate society that banishes hatred and religious bigotry. We are focused on addressing the root causes of religious extremism, which are injustice, poverty, unemployment, and illiteracy while Islam and the Two-Nation Theory remain the bedrock of Pakistan's foundations, religious dogma must not be used to whip up passions to create fear in society. On the contrary, a truly Islamic society advocates tolerance, moderation and freedom to practice the religion of one's choice without fear. Sectarianism is a curse that must be eliminated from society. Our family values bind society. We must preserve and strengthen them, as they are our strengths for the future. Despite the grinding poverty and injustice, it is the structure of the family that keeps the social fabric intact. Mere passing laws do not change ground realities that force parents to send their children to work. We cannot ignore the present dismal of the children in terms of their right to health-care, nutrition, and education. Our mothers need to be healthy and educated to properly nurture our young. An Islamic Society must care for its senior citizens who are most vulnerable. They need special attention and care as not only are they vulnerable, but also most valuable and yet most neglected part of society. Pakistan is a great experiment in nurturing and sustaining political unity among diverse people based on common ideology. Despite the common strands of national unity, we have rich and diverse cultures, including those of the religious minorities. Cultural and ethnic diversity doesn't bring discord but makes our society rich and tolerant. We must nurture and allow every opportunity for this diversity of culture and traditions to flourish. This page is own and manage by notified workers and union members of Main Office Teh. Khanewal.

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Khanewal District, is a district of Punjab province of Pakistan. It's capital is Khanewal city. It most widely known for being the host city to the second largest railway station in the country. According to the 1998 census of Pakistan, the district had a population of 2,068,490 of which 17.42% were urban.AdministrationThe district of Khanewal is spread over an area of 4,349 square kilometres and comprises 4 tehsils: Jahanian Kabirwala Khanewal Mian ChannuOther Towns include Abdul Hakeem Cantt., Kot Islam, Moza Daramahram,Chah Qasim Wala,Chah Raja Wala,Chah 44/10-R Jatt Tandain wala, PirowalHistoryThe district of Khanewal was created in 1985 by taking two tehsils from Multan District: Kabirwala and Mian Channu.GeographyIts boundaries meet the districts of Jhang and Toba Tek Singh on the north, Sahiwal on the east, Vehari on south and with Multan on the west.Underground water resources are generally adequate throughout the district. The subsoil water is sweet and suitable for industrial purposes. There is no mentionable nullah available in the district. However, effluent of industry can be disposed of in the rivers, namely Chenab and Ravi, after pretreatment, with permission from the Irrigation and Power Department, Government of the Punjab. There are 26 telephone exchanges operating in the district (ranging in capacity from 200 lines to 7200 lines). Cellular phone services are also available. The area has 20 national bank branches, 24 post offices, 7 textile mills, 1 sugar mill, 71 cotton gin factories, 17 police stations on 1,058,641 acres (4,284 km2).

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It is generally believed that we want to establish a Divine Government. The word Divine Government in itself is a bit vague, but some people willfully present it in a more misleading manner. Either people believe or they are made to believe so that by Divine Government, we mean nothing but a political system, which can replace the present one. Since those who will run it will be Muslim, so either it means or cleverly it is given, this meaning that our object is to get Government only and then follows a rather religious taunt that we are only world seekers, while, the hereafter should be the target. And that Government should not be sought on the other hand, it is given as a reward for a religious way of life by Allah himself. Some quarters say, it is due to lack of understanding and others quite coyly. Of course, if they cannot mislead us they certainly can a major chunk of the population. Should someone read our literature with open mind, he is bound to find that we do not stand for a political change only but we want to introduce that universal revolution in the individual and collective life of man which Islam calls for. And for which Allah Almighty sent whole lot of His Prophets under whose leadership Muslims always had striven. Three Points of our Dawah If we may put forth these three points of our manifesto, they will run like this; 1. That we invite generally, those who are already Muslims, to the obedience of Allah 2. We call upon everyone who may embrace Islam: To get rid of hypocrisy and contradiction that is; one should be true to his claim. 3. We call upon you to come forward and end the influence of the proponents of falsehood, the sinful, and non practicing Muslims, from prevalent system of life, and in place, transfer the leadership from both theoretical and practical point of views, to those who are true believers and pious ones. These three points, albeit, are quite clear, yet since long they have been shrouded in confusion. That is why, not to speak of the non Muslims, even before Muslims, they need to be explained.