Imran Khan Meter PTI 100 Days Reforms Agendum Website for Monitoring Progress

Imran Khan Meter PTI 100 Days Reforms Agendum Update:

In order to keep track of newly elected Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan's performance as the nation's new leader and the promises he made under the '100 days' agenda', a new Website has been launched on the web namely 'Khan Meter'.

Inspired by the idea of Obamametre, Pakistani social entrepreneur Salman Saeed has started the unique Website to gauge and monitor the efforts of Khan's political party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) after coming to power.

The Imran Khan Meter PTI 100 Days Reforms Agendum has a detailed breakdown of all the provisions Khan proposed under his agenda divided into seven categories.
Salman Saeed decided to develop the Imran Khan Meter PTI 100 Days Reforms Agendum when there was a widespread discourse for tracking PTI’s promises.

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The Imran Khan Meter PTI 100 Days Reforms Agendum is divided into the number of days passed, the number of goals that have not been addressed, and the number of promises that are in progress or have been achieved or broken. Currently, the meter stands uninitiated as Khan has yet to take the oath as the Prime Minister and prove compliance with his commitments.

The Website enlists the top priorities of PTI as extracted by Saeed from the party’s 100-day agenda. 47 indicators of the 100-day plan are being tracked across seven major categories of the Imran Khan Meter PTI 100 Days Reforms Agendum that include:

• Governance
• Federation
• Economy
• Agriculture
• Water
• Society
• Security

Every category of Imran Khan Meter PTI 100 Days Reforms Agendum has different indicators to evaluate the campaign pledge of the PTI chief, who is set to take oath as prime minister in August with a tough task, during the first 100 days. The Website also has a discussion space for each category that allows the public to comment on the progress of PTI’s progress, and express their opinion on the governance challenges in the way of achievement of the 100-day plan.

Saeed is now planning to extend the Imran Khan Meter PTI 100 Days Reforms Agendum from 100 days to the whole tenure of the new government. The extension is aimed to incorporate the complete manifesto of PTI devised for General Elections 2018. He believes that we only vote political leaders and forget about monitoring the promises they make during election campaigns.
Talking about the initiative in a video message on Facebook, Salman Saeed said:

“We have been voted the political leaders to power in the past but we forget about the promises they made to us during election campaigns”.

He added that the Pakistanis did not try to know the reasons if the rulers failed to commit their words.
This time Pakistanis have voted Imran Khan to power as he made promises which focus on the development of human beings instead of infrastructure, he said, adding that the Khan’s fascinating pledges pushed the overseas Pakistanis, who usually did not cast their votes, to come back to choose their leader. Many other people in Pakistan also used their right for the first time.
Salman Saeed said:

“Those who have elected Imran Khan and his team are active now to keep any eye on their performance after they form the government in the federation”.

The young organizer of the Website said that he extracted points from the Khan’s 100-day plan and enlisted them on the Website where people can check the progress on them. He also invited the people to give suggestion if any information is missing on the Website. To visit the Website Click Here.

Source: Mehran Post

Khazanay First Online Landa Bazar of Pakistan Now Buy Cheap Branded Products

Khazanay First Online Landa Bazar Update: Bazaars like ‘itwar bazar’, ‘jumma bazar’ and landa bazar are the places where you can find almost all types of used branded products and those too, with a very cheap price. Bazaars like these are present in different cities all across Pakistan. Even though these bazaars are widespread and in reach of almost everybody, many people miss out on them due to a variety of reasons.

With the availability of 3G and 4G technologies, a new idea of bringing the landa bazaar to the online world has come forward. Recently, an online landa bazaar named Khazanay.pk has been launched by Muhammad Usman Saleem and Fareedun.

About the Online Landa Bazar

The Khazanay First Online Landa Bazar website uses a 10-star rating system to identify the conditions of all the products on sale at the online store. Khazanay First Online Landa Bazar staff also post photos of the items along with item listings. Currently, the Khazanay First Online Landa Bazar only sells branded shirts and shoes. All items are cleaned up and examined before being put up for sale.

To give you an example, buyers can get shoes for as low as Rs. 500 and shirts at Rs. 350. The current stock offers a wide range of shoes and shirts for kids, men and ladies at affordable prices. And that’s just the start.

The Idea and Future Plans

The idea of launching a Khazanay First Online Landa Bazar came to the founders when they grew tired of their own jobs. Both founders of the online bazar are Chartered Accountants who wanted to start their own business.

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Having a home close to a Sunday Bazar and looking at all the development in the e-commerce sector gave them the idea of starting their own online shop of used products.

On the very first day, the store received 7 orders and the number has been growing ever since. Within the next few months, number of orders increased up to 50.

The business has now become 18 months old and even though they are providing free shipment, the business is still profitable.

On the other hand, the founders of the company have also presented their ideas to Silicon Valley startup incubator and have been successfully selected for incubation. Within the next six months, the team will be called to the US for further procedures.

Previously, their idea was supported by IBA’s incubator which gave them office space and gave them the opportunity to use interns from the university.

While talking to BBC Urdu, Usman told that they started with just selling shoes from Nike, Reebok, and Adidas and as the store gained momentum, they started to add shirts too. He also told that they will add household items and toys to the website in the coming days.

The founders of the website, Fareedun and Usman told that there is a vast area for further growth of the company and they are currently looking for investors to help them improve their online bazar even further.

In a country like Pakistan, the trend of buying cheap used items from landa bazaar is not going to die any time soon. With the launch of khazanay.pk, buyers now have a choice to order items straight to their house without having to visit the crowded market places.

If done right, this model just might end up bringing more budget-conscious consumers to online shopping. Perhaps this just might make shopping online in Pakistan all the more mainstream.

Via: Mehran Post