August 9, 2009
August 8, 2009
ZONG Mobile Phone Offer
Mohammad Atif Shahzad
12:00 PM

Mobile Phone Offer by ZONG
ZONG is proud to announce the launch of its 2nd Mobile Phone Offer.
The highlights of this offer are;
sleek and stylish design of mobile phone
airtime for 1 year and unlimited SMS/MMS for 1 year to all networks in Pakistan
the new Features such as GPRS, FM Radio, Torch, and Urdu language support
It is evident that the value of ZONG Mobile Phone Offer is more than twice the retail price of PKR 2,999 as it combines a feature packed phone and a one year advance airtime and unlimited SMS/MMS package plan.
The total price of ZONG Mobile Phone Offer is PKR 2,999.
Price Breakup of the ZONG Mobile Offer is given below:
ZONG Handset - PKR 1
SIM - PKR 150
Advance Airtime of Rs. 150/month - PKR 1,800
Unlimited SMS/MMS for 1 year - PKR 676
Advance Income Tax (10%) - PKR 248
Service Charges (5%) - PKR 124
Total Retail Price - PKR 2,999
August 7, 2009
August 5, 2009
Azad eCards
Mohammad Atif Shahzad
10:50 AM
14th August, Pakistan’s Days of Independence!We have always been sending cards on birthdays, valentine days, Eid cards . . . may it be printed ones or e-cards.
First time ever AAG TV offered sending the Jushn-e-Azadi e-cards to our family and friends.
There are choices of Quaid-e-Azam, Allam Iqbal, Abdul Qadeer Khan, etc and even include Shahid Afridi as well. Also it includes Abul Sattar Eidi, Nazia Hassan, and Abida Parveen.
http://www.aag.tv/pakday/
August 4, 2009
Conditional Entry For Telenor In India
Mohammad Atif Shahzad
10:53 AM

As discussed earlier of a possible acquisition of Telenor Pakistan by China Mobile Pakistan (CMPak) possibly to let Telenor get a green signal to enter the India.
The lastest news is that India is set to grant Telenor the necessary security clearance to increase its stake in Unitech Wireless to the legal maximum of 74% - but only on the condition that no employees from Telenor’s Pakistan subsidiary work for the Indian company.
The Economic Times newspaper notes that the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) was due to approve the investment, but delayed its decision pending a review of the security situation. Keeping the human assets of the Indian and Pakistani arms of Telenor separate is expected to take care of risks such as spying and subversion. The plan is reported to require that any Telenor employee who is, or has ever worked in Pakistan will be blocked from working in India. At one end the leadership of India are on talk tables to increase trade and grow relations with Pakistan, whereas at the same time imposing ban on employees who is or has ever worked in Telenor Pakistan to work in India.With this ban Telenor Pakistan’s CEO, Jon Eddy Abdullah, a non Pakistani and other foreigners associated with Telenor Pakistan will also not be allowed to work in India.
Telenor is also a majority shareholder in Bangladesh’s Grameenphone, but this was not considered to be such a significant security risk.
Source: Telecom Industry in Pakistan
August 3, 2009
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