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Being a blogger from Pakistan

Many people living in foreign countries assume that Pakistan is still a developing country and it has a long journey to cover to earn milestone in being a developed country.

I,even in my short span of blogging, interacted with few foreigners and got the idea what they depict about Pakistan.What really bothers me is to know that Pakistan isnt a terrorist country yet it is titled in that category.

I just have to say I cant blame them.For it is because many media associated people who highlights the negatives in society  by adopting Western culture and does not appreciate the positive vibe spread by the people.
There are many unspoken achievers in Pakistan who are at constant struggle to spread the good in society.

This is when I learnt about blogging where people belonging to different age groups explore the World and allow the World to view  their respective country from a different perspective.

Anyone who blogs somehow represent the ability of a country to produce educated personnel.It reflects the awareness present in one's society about the different aspects of life.It reflects the fearless attitude of people to stand by their opinions and highlight the ins and outs in any society.

English is not our native language yet seeing people delivering their ideas clearly which are encouraged by all is a great source of inspiration.

At present, I am pleased to surf through the net about Pakistani Bloggers and was obliged to see that there were many names to it.

I was really inspired by some of the Bloggers who were ranked in Top Bloggers from Pakistan marking their names in the whole World.Spreading positive attitude and knowledge to reflect Pakistan is not lacking any talent.

Talking about me, I started blogging because I had passion to write.I encourage anyone and everyone to follow their passions.

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