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00:00:00Bismillah hir rahman ir raheem, Assalamu alaikum, good morning to you all, hopefully
00:00:26all will be fine and enjoyable. When we talk about Karachi, we talk a lot about the weather
00:00:33these days, that too because the weather will change here very slowly, I hope so. I am Sadaf
00:00:43Abdul Jabbar, Ashfaq Izzak Siti and I just wanted to say hello, hello from the other
00:00:49side, other side of the camera I mean. If you all have got Adel Isfaq in your minds,
00:00:55it's not my fault, but anyway. Hello, is it me you are looking for? Is it me you are
00:01:01looking for? A lot of people must be saying yes, yes. You have asked the wrong question.
00:01:07I need tea right now. Anyway, the thing is that today is the day to say hello to each
00:01:12other with a smile. By the way, you think that we, because we have been using the telephone
00:01:18and anyway, whenever you call someone, you start with hello, this is in Pakistan. By
00:01:24the way, all over the world, to greet each other, we use hello, hi, different ways, but
00:01:30our way is only to the extent of the phone. Yes, somehow it got associated with the phone,
00:01:36especially the phone that we used to have in our childhood, which today's generation
00:01:40doesn't know, which we used to call dial-up phone, it used to have a whole process and
00:01:46you used to remember the numbers, then you used to do this and make the numbers, so your
00:01:50memory used to be very good. Now the time has come, you have pressed the alphabet of
00:01:56someone's name, you have hit the button on his number. In fact, you can also give voice
00:02:02commands. Now, all kinds of Siri, Alexa and I don't know which AI-supported things in
00:02:10the world come to help you. Okay, I remember that the jinn with glasses used to come,
00:02:16the way a magician used to make a phone call, that was also a very unique way of saying
00:02:22hello. So, there are different ways of saying hello. So, today, basically, as soon as people
00:02:28are there, someone says hello, someone says alo. Some people are very stylish. I know
00:02:34some Pakistanis who say hello, their O sound is very different. They are very stylish,
00:02:41No is also said in a big style. So, what is the purpose of celebrating this day? The purpose
00:02:47of celebrating this day is that you pick up the phone, contact those who are not in contact,
00:02:51talk to them, reduce the distance between each other and spread love. Okay, let me tell
00:02:57you something, our producers know this very well that sometimes we get angry at someone,
00:03:05but the first hello is very good. After that, the unspeakable words that are exchanged
00:03:11are different. Even before hello, something is used. What is it? Before hello? Hello,
00:03:19listen to me. People say this even in anger. It is a very disrespectful way if you address
00:03:27someone. But if you are angry with someone, it is different. Say hello nicely. Women
00:03:33should not do this. Men should not only say hello to women. Women should do this if they
00:03:39are angry with someone. I can tell you this. Say it nicely. I mean, I am talking nicely.
00:03:43But is there a day for bye? Bye bye, bye bye. Why didn't you say this day? It happens.
00:03:51It happens. Okay, we have talked. Let's move ahead with this hello and move on.
00:03:59And now let's talk about the most news channel at the moment. The most highlighted news is
00:04:07negotiations. Negotiations. Now these negotiations are said to be going on in Pakistan.
00:04:13In fact, news is coming from somewhere that they have started. And the conditions of negotiations
00:04:19have also come to light on the side of Bani BTI. The call for protest on November 24 has
00:04:25been called for immediate release. Okay. I was seeing one thing that is very interesting.
00:04:29Relief. Relief. Relief. Relief. Relief. Oh. That is, they are saying that if the matter
00:04:35does not get settled here, then Peshawar should be transferred. Oh. Because there is the
00:04:39Punjab government there, there is the KP government. There is a big difference between
00:04:43relief and release. Yes, there is a big difference. So there is a big difference. There are
00:04:47big steps in this. What does relief mean? We will find out now. We will figure out
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00:16:41that the CPEC should not be completed in Pakistan
00:16:46and that China's investment should be wasted
00:16:50or that China's influence should be less in Pakistan
00:16:54or should not be at all.
00:16:55Whose demand is this?
00:16:57And who was fulfilling its demand?
00:16:59The pressure is also from there.
00:17:01So you are not giving direct names
00:17:03but is there any country where there have been presidential elections?
00:17:06Have there been any changes?
00:17:07Are you talking about that country?
00:17:08From where they had expected, it is from there.
00:17:12Oh, I see.
00:17:13So you are also talking about the same thing
00:17:15that Latif Khosla was talking about.
00:17:17Isn't it so, Javed Latif?
00:17:18Now if you are talking about Latif Khosla
00:17:22then allow me to say
00:17:25that in one convention, you wave a cypher
00:17:28and say that we are slaves
00:17:31then in the second convention
00:17:33you listen to what Latif Khosla says
00:17:36and then you become a slave
00:17:39and beg them to give us freedom.
00:17:42Stay on one thing.
00:17:44At least say one thing.
00:17:46So is this happening or not?
00:17:48Or you are highlighting
00:17:50that what is this contradiction?
00:17:52You say two things.
00:17:54On one hand you say that slavery will not happen
00:17:55and on the other hand...
00:17:56So is there really any involvement of America in this?
00:18:00Look, the states that you mention
00:18:06or name
00:18:08those states are never involved in anyone's love.
00:18:13They have their own interests.
00:18:15Those who fulfill those interests
00:18:18they definitely follow them.
00:18:21And I have already mentioned those interests.
00:18:27So Mr. Javed
00:18:28whether it is CPEC
00:18:30or if someone has created nuclear power in Pakistan
00:18:34or if someone has ended terrorism in Pakistan
00:18:38there is no pressure for them.
00:18:40There is no pressure for them
00:18:43to kill someone
00:18:45to hang someone
00:18:47there was never any pressure for them.
00:18:49Have you ever seen for Yassin Malik
00:18:52who is the leader of Kashmir
00:18:54has there been any pressure for him?
00:18:56Have you ever seen for Palestinians
00:18:58has there been any pressure for them?
00:19:00This means that there is pressure
00:19:02and then the impression is that
00:19:05the lobbying of PTI
00:19:07is comparatively better than
00:19:09the lobbying of the Government of Pakistan.
00:19:12The reason for this is
00:19:14that crores of rupees
00:19:16that is being spent on lobbying
00:19:18where did that money come from?
00:19:20If you compare a state with a Jamaat
00:19:24then the state does not have so many problems
00:19:27but you are saying that
00:19:29a Jamaat has more problems.
00:19:33Where do those problems come from?
00:19:36So we were thinking that
00:19:38this is a matter of protest
00:19:40maybe this is the reason for the negotiations
00:19:42you are telling us a completely different situation.
00:19:44So Mr. Javed Latif
00:19:46what will be the result of this?
00:19:48Before 24th
00:19:50there is some relief
00:19:52in what situation
00:19:54will the results of this scenario come out?
00:19:57No, Sadaf
00:19:59there is no pressure
00:20:01there are multiple things
00:20:04in Pakistan
00:20:06terrorism is increasing
00:20:08you can see that
00:20:10the economy of Pakistan
00:20:12has started to recover
00:20:14you can see that
00:20:16in Pakistan
00:20:18the financial institutions
00:20:20are there
00:20:22they are using them as a propaganda
00:20:24they are using them
00:20:26how are they doing it?
00:20:28And there is one more personality
00:20:30one has been bailed out
00:20:32there is one more personality
00:20:34such a powerful personality
00:20:36who is in jail
00:20:38his trial
00:20:40or
00:20:42his decision
00:20:44to be near
00:20:46all these things
00:20:48this call has been given
00:20:50this is not an important call
00:20:52this is not a European call
00:20:54many things are connected to this
00:20:56So what Mr. Faisal Wada is saying
00:20:58that this call is one
00:21:00and it will come in January
00:21:02and secondly
00:21:04if this call has been given
00:21:06do you think that
00:21:08the external pressure
00:21:10is the real pressure
00:21:12and they are trying to
00:21:14camouflage it
00:21:16what do you think?
00:21:18As I said earlier
00:21:20many issues
00:21:22are connected
00:21:24to this call
00:21:26similarly
00:21:28their aim is to get dead bodies
00:21:30and
00:21:32because
00:21:34they come to the prison
00:21:36and like
00:21:38they attack the institutions
00:21:40they are terrorists
00:21:42and those terrorists
00:21:44should be killed
00:21:46and in the name of human rights
00:21:48the international
00:21:50governments should get a chance
00:21:52to intervene
00:21:54Mr. Javed Latif
00:21:56what do you see till 24th
00:21:58is there a journey to Peshawar
00:22:00or is there a release
00:22:02or will there be guests from Ardiala
00:22:04see
00:22:06the law
00:22:08says that there will be
00:22:10guests from Ardiala
00:22:12if
00:22:14there is any pressure
00:22:16then
00:22:18you can hide it
00:22:20for a week or two
00:22:22you have to come out
00:22:24personally
00:22:26if someone asks
00:22:28my opinion
00:22:30then I will say
00:22:32that where there is pressure
00:22:34on the institutions
00:22:36they should be published
00:22:38people should be told
00:22:40that for this person
00:22:42where there is pressure
00:22:48see
00:22:50Mr. Ishfaq
00:22:52where there is pressure
00:22:54on Mr. Shahbaz
00:22:56or
00:22:58someone else
00:23:00time will tell
00:23:02but I think
00:23:04all those things
00:23:06should be told to the people
00:23:08they are our slaves
00:23:10they are our slaves
00:23:16Mr. Javed Latif
00:23:18yesterday
00:23:20there was a release
00:23:22from Islamabad High Court
00:23:24in the Tosha Khana 2 case
00:23:26was it a surprise for you
00:23:28or do you think
00:23:30the courts are like this
00:23:32when there are decisions
00:23:34and release
00:23:36no but
00:23:38the thing is
00:23:40that for
00:23:42190 million pounds
00:23:44you need
00:23:46more evidence
00:23:48you need testimony
00:23:50you need testimony
00:23:52in the 9-10 May case
00:23:54you need
00:23:56evidence
00:23:58for Tosha Khana
00:24:002
00:24:02and if
00:24:04this is happening
00:24:06then I think
00:24:08they should be released
00:24:10from jail
00:24:12and the government
00:24:14should salute them
00:24:16that you are a great poet
00:24:18and you want
00:24:20anarchy in Pakistan
00:24:22you have ruined
00:24:24the economy of Pakistan
00:24:26you want bloodshed
00:24:28you want to take over
00:24:30then the law of Pakistan
00:24:32can't stop you
00:24:34then it's fine
00:24:36Bilawal is upset
00:24:38he is not meeting the PM
00:24:40so you should be
00:24:42together
00:24:44on one page
00:24:46look
00:24:48I will request both of you
00:24:50that the first thing
00:24:52is that
00:24:54this is not a single government
00:24:56this is different
00:24:58thinking
00:25:00this is a
00:25:02government of
00:25:04unity
00:25:06and in a
00:25:08jamaat there are different
00:25:10opinions
00:25:12and in different
00:25:14jamaats
00:25:16they are sitting in
00:25:18opposition
00:25:20or government
00:25:22there are different
00:25:24opinions
00:25:26but still I say
00:25:28that they should be
00:25:30released
00:25:32and it's the responsibility
00:25:34of the government
00:25:36that they should be
00:25:38released
00:25:40and it will be done
00:25:44I am not a part of
00:25:46the government
00:25:48I am a part of the
00:25:50jamaat
00:25:52so I will say
00:25:54it's a government
00:25:56Javed Latif
00:25:58in many things
00:26:00he is advising his government
00:26:02that they should come
00:26:04and give their version
00:26:06Javed Latif
00:26:08Latif Khosla
00:26:10both of them
00:26:12have said the same thing
00:26:14but if they say this
00:26:16then there is more weight
00:26:18there is acceptance
00:26:20from there it was said
00:26:22that you have expectations
00:26:24Javed Latif has
00:26:26stamped it
00:26:28let's take a break
00:26:38now we are going to
00:26:40meet a content creator
00:26:42my favorite
00:26:44time
00:26:46when I watch TV
00:26:48is Netgeo
00:26:50National Geographic
00:26:52these are channels
00:26:54where wildlife is shown
00:26:56think about it
00:26:58Sardar Abdul Jabbar
00:27:00does such hard work
00:27:02that Netgeo
00:27:04has a lot of budget
00:27:06Steve Irwin
00:27:08was another
00:27:10dangerous player
00:27:12and he used to spend
00:27:14a lot of time
00:27:16in dangerous places
00:27:18so you develop interest
00:27:20the things you can't see
00:27:22with your eyes
00:27:24you can see with the camera
00:27:26we have seen all this
00:27:28in foreign countries
00:27:30but the person
00:27:32we are going to meet
00:27:34is from Pakistan
00:27:36I think
00:27:38my information is wrong
00:27:40but he is the first
00:27:42wildlife content creator
00:27:44think about it
00:27:46I don't know his team
00:27:48but he is doing
00:27:50dangerous work
00:27:52dangerous animals
00:27:54go near him
00:27:56and you can see
00:27:58his life is in danger
00:28:00but he has a passion
00:28:02you can see
00:28:04people are very happy
00:28:06let's talk to him
00:28:08Abdul Rehman is with us
00:28:10thank you so much
00:28:12we have seen a lot of
00:28:14wildlife photographers
00:28:16they work hard
00:28:18they wait for every shot
00:28:20but there is a distance
00:28:22between them
00:28:24this research
00:28:26in its place
00:28:28what is your education
00:28:30in this field
00:28:32or you have studied something else
00:28:34Assalam o Alaikum
00:28:36I have done IT
00:28:38I am computer engineer
00:28:40by profession I am a survivalist
00:28:42National Geographic and Discovery
00:28:44I have taken survival training
00:28:46and I am aware
00:28:48of Pakistan
00:28:50I am promoting Pakistan's wildlife
00:28:52at Pakistan and international level
00:28:54so that we can
00:28:56do something for our wildlife protection
00:28:58and for this
00:29:00I do practical observation
00:29:02less on theory
00:29:04more on practical
00:29:06and that's why
00:29:08I stay in jungles
00:29:10with my team
00:29:12we do research on different species
00:29:14when they come out in the morning
00:29:16when they go to the nest
00:29:18when they hunt
00:29:20and when they come back
00:29:22our observation
00:29:24is 3 to 4 months
00:29:26in which we collect
00:29:28authentic data
00:29:30and present it in a video
00:29:32your work
00:29:34quality wise
00:29:36is very good
00:29:38but it is dangerous
00:29:40how did you gather your team
00:29:42what are the resources
00:29:44you must be paying them
00:29:46how do you manage all this
00:29:48our team
00:29:50includes students
00:29:52and labourers
00:29:54after 3 months
00:29:56on the north side
00:29:58when our research starts
00:30:00we do our collection
00:30:02by doing part time jobs
00:30:04and when we collect a good amount
00:30:06we select a specimen
00:30:08on which Pakistan
00:30:10has not done much research
00:30:12then we select that specimen
00:30:14and start researching on it
00:30:16I was seeing one more thing
00:30:18that these animals
00:30:20you know more about them
00:30:22from what we have seen
00:30:24their behaviour
00:30:26is unpredictable
00:30:28they can react
00:30:30in any way
00:30:32they can react
00:30:34so this
00:30:36when you see them
00:30:38smiling
00:30:40don't you feel any danger
00:30:42if they bite you
00:30:44what will happen
00:30:46actually
00:30:48the fear element
00:30:50is called lack of knowledge
00:30:52we are afraid of everything
00:30:54about which we don't know
00:30:56and about which we have heard
00:30:58a lot of rumors
00:31:00when you face it
00:31:02you realize the reality
00:31:04their behaviour
00:31:06is predictable
00:31:08when you spend time with them
00:31:10you realize when they attack you
00:31:12when they try to run away
00:31:14so when you spend time with them
00:31:16and observe them
00:31:18then you realize
00:31:20let's suppose there is a lizard
00:31:22I feel like
00:31:24you spot it
00:31:26and then you just grab it
00:31:28or you spend time with it
00:31:30and then you make a video
00:31:32so it is time consuming
00:31:34how much time do you spend
00:31:36on all these things
00:31:38when I research on a species
00:31:40for example
00:31:42if I have to make a documentary
00:31:44on a snake or lizard
00:31:46we have to identify the species
00:31:48in which area it is
00:31:50then we go to that area
00:31:52and make the locals aware
00:31:54and with their help
00:31:56we do night camping
00:31:58we search for them
00:32:00then we observe them
00:32:02and with that
00:32:04after observation
00:32:06we realize
00:32:08that there are no venomous lizards
00:32:10in Pakistan or India
00:32:12we have heard
00:32:14when a lizard falls in the food
00:32:16but when you spend time
00:32:18with snakes
00:32:20there are venomous and non-venomous
00:32:22snakes
00:32:24we see that
00:32:26the behaviour of animals
00:32:28is unpredictable
00:32:30and erotic
00:32:32behaviour
00:32:34you must remember
00:32:36the example of Steve Irwin
00:32:38he was a crocodile hunter
00:32:40but he died
00:32:42because of a stingray
00:32:44so one has to be careful
00:32:46when you go there
00:32:48do you have anti-venom
00:32:50or anti-dots
00:32:52in case of an emergency
00:32:54can you deal with it
00:32:56antivenom is only used
00:32:58in hospitals
00:33:00or when you have a perfect team
00:33:02of doctors
00:33:04you can apply antivenom
00:33:06but there is no way to keep it close
00:33:08antivenom is only used in hospitals
00:33:10you can do first aid
00:33:12there are some ways
00:33:14ok ok
00:33:16your education
00:33:18background is very different
00:33:20how did you get this shock
00:33:22and when your family
00:33:24gets shocked
00:33:26they get scared
00:33:28they don't stop you
00:33:30or they didn't
00:33:32oppose you
00:33:34actually I am from
00:33:36desert of Cholistan
00:33:38because of snake bite
00:33:40I die 10 to 15 times a year
00:33:42and I
00:33:44go to all the historical sites
00:33:46of Pakistan
00:33:48I go there with my friends
00:33:50for night camping
00:33:52during exploration
00:33:54in desert of Cholistan
00:33:56a child was bitten by a snake
00:33:58and he died
00:34:00because people don't have awareness
00:34:02people use snake charmers
00:34:04and waste their time
00:34:06there is a special time
00:34:08when you have to go to hospital
00:34:10and also
00:34:12you should know
00:34:14about the snake
00:34:16so that you can apply
00:34:18antivenom
00:34:20yes
00:34:22the problem is
00:34:24all the local people
00:34:26have the same snake
00:34:28whether it is venomous or not
00:34:30and also
00:34:32our doctors don't have
00:34:34much awareness
00:34:36they only give antivenom
00:34:38after a proper test
00:34:40but doctors
00:34:42have a special way
00:34:44that they cut the snake
00:34:46but they don't cut the snake
00:34:48and the doctors
00:34:50also need some awareness
00:34:52and the family
00:34:54when I started
00:34:56they removed my utensils
00:34:58and I told them
00:35:00they must have seen
00:35:02your videos
00:35:04that you are kissing
00:35:06all kinds of animals
00:35:08now what do you do?
00:35:10tell us
00:35:12what was the most
00:35:14dangerous adventure
00:35:16that you were scared
00:35:18of
00:35:20I was in Balochistan
00:35:22there was a blood nose viper
00:35:24which was not
00:35:26detected by India and Pakistan
00:35:28so I went there
00:35:30and I faced
00:35:32a lot of things
00:35:34a scorpion bit me
00:35:36a snake bit me
00:35:38and I survived
00:35:40the problem is
00:35:42when we go there
00:35:44we don't know
00:35:46where we can get antivenom
00:35:48I have researched
00:35:50about 150 species
00:35:52I went to Kashmir
00:35:54there is a flying squirrel
00:35:56to make a documentary
00:35:58I was sitting on a tree for 6 days
00:36:00you have a lot of patience
00:36:02tell me another thing
00:36:04here in Pakistan
00:36:06you are doing a lot of work
00:36:08who do you
00:36:10idealize?
00:36:12internationally
00:36:14there are a lot of people
00:36:16who work on wildlife
00:36:18they put their lives in danger
00:36:20but they have a lot of resources
00:36:22who is your ideal in this field?
00:36:24Dr. Steve is my ideal
00:36:26Bear Grylls
00:36:28I consider everyone
00:36:30who works for his people
00:36:32and
00:36:34here in Pakistan
00:36:36you know that this is not happening
00:36:38people have a lot of
00:36:40misunderstandings
00:36:42about this
00:36:44my aim is
00:36:46to show you
00:36:48the national geographic level
00:36:50in Pakistan
00:36:52I will show you
00:36:54from local level
00:36:56to high level
00:36:58you have a lot of
00:37:00information
00:37:02tell me
00:37:04what is your hobby
00:37:06and if you want to tell people
00:37:08that these animals
00:37:10are not to be killed
00:37:12they are animals
00:37:14they are not harmful
00:37:16can you tell people about this?
00:37:18as you said
00:37:20there are a lot of snakes
00:37:22they don't even know
00:37:24they think all snakes are poisonous
00:37:26are there more animals like this?
00:37:28there are a lot
00:37:30the fear I told you
00:37:32is of ignorance
00:37:34we don't have awareness
00:37:36for the last 12 years
00:37:38I have been going to villages
00:37:40giving awareness to people
00:37:42in schools, colleges, universities
00:37:44in the case of Panaflex
00:37:46the local species
00:37:48is not only related to animals
00:37:50I educate people about local trees
00:37:52what is the importance
00:37:54of local wildlife in our environment
00:37:56we build houses worth crores
00:37:58and plant artificial plants
00:38:00from outside
00:38:02which are suitable
00:38:04for the environment
00:38:06the local species
00:38:08has a positive impact
00:38:10on the environment
00:38:12I give awareness to people
00:38:14in schools, colleges
00:38:16keep doing it
00:38:18and be careful
00:38:20as you know
00:38:22our health care system
00:38:24is not available
00:38:26in many places
00:38:28you are doing a great job
00:38:30but take care
00:38:32of yourself
00:38:34thank you so much
00:38:36it is said
00:38:38fear of unknown
00:38:40is greater than the known
00:38:42you are more afraid of
00:38:44the unknown
00:38:46but fear is the thing
00:38:48that keeps you alive
00:38:50it keeps you on your toes
00:38:56wow
00:38:58we have coffee
00:39:00and tea
00:39:02but Sadaf
00:39:04coffee and tea
00:39:06are not only for your eyes
00:39:08but also for your brain
00:39:10I have heard that
00:39:12it is a favorite drink of Pakistanis
00:39:14but Pakistanis are making
00:39:16fanpare from it
00:39:18how are they making it
00:39:20from tea
00:39:22Nasir Jafri is telling us
00:39:30he is an artist
00:39:32who makes paintings
00:39:34from tea and coffee
00:39:36that people get amazed
00:39:38I am very fond of
00:39:40heritage buildings
00:39:42when I used to have tea
00:39:44one or two drops fell
00:39:46on my sketch
00:39:48then I saw
00:39:50that the color of the building
00:39:52is same
00:39:54then I practiced it
00:39:56it has 22 frames
00:39:58he is Sakhar
00:40:00he has painted
00:40:02historical heritages
00:40:04from coffee and tea
00:40:06he has made it with
00:40:08great effort
00:40:10to show it to the world
00:40:12Mujtahid Ahmad
00:40:14has made
00:40:16cultural paintings
00:40:18with the help of
00:40:20tea and coffee
00:40:22he has made
00:40:24cultural paintings
00:40:26with the help of
00:40:28tea and coffee
00:40:30he has made
00:40:32cultural paintings
00:40:34with the help of
00:40:36tea and coffee
00:40:48come let's
00:40:50have a break
00:40:56In a lighter note, on a lighter note, how are you all, are you all well, are you all
00:41:20peaceful?
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