V Rashida Nasir

V Sumaira Mirza
V Usman Qurashi
V Arshial Faiz
Rashida Nasir
V àaniyal Mueenuddin born in April(1963)
in Los Angeles.
Pakistani-American author


Jn Other Rooms, Other Wonders (2009, W. W.
Norton)

 
  


V 2010 Rosenthal Family Foundation Award
V The Story Prize for 2009
V 2010 Commonwealth Writers' Prize
V àaniyal's father, Ghulam Mueenuddin, was a
member of the Jndian Civil Service (JCS).
V His mother name was Barbara and she was an
American.
V At the age of 13,after the separation of their
parents he moved to America.
V ^arly education in Lahore American school.
V 5 years at prep-school
V M.A in 1981 from Groton school.
V Also graduated from àartmouth college.
V This story is about a man name nawabdin who
was an electrician.
V The story is about the conflict between rich
and poor.
 
 


V Nawabdin flourished on a signature capability, a
technique for cheating the electric company by
slowing down the revolutions of electric meters.
V He dragged out the desert between the fields of
cotton, sugarcane and wheat soaking daily by the
tube wells that he tended.
V Unfortunately or fortunately
V Complete set of twelve girls
V Then realized..
V Little one room flour mill
V Fish farming
V Bought broken radios and resold them after
fixing
V At the same time he served Harouni whole
heartedly
V Requested his landowner to release him
V Motorcycle increased his status
V His day viewed from the air, would have
appeared as aimless as that of a butterfly
V Hello my love
V Chunks of raw brown sugar
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V A few weeks after his family little fsetival of
sugar.
V Sitting with watchman and others of the
younger generation .
V Gathering was over.
V Nawab kicked over his motorcycle and move
towards his destination.
V Jt was very cold night.

V ^njoying the pace, standing on the pegs and in

low lying fields where sugar cane had been
heavily watered.
V On his way a man stepped from behind the
pillars, waving a flashlight, motioning Nawab
to stop.
V Asked him to give him a lift.
V Nawab started to take the introduction of the
man.
V Half a mile shouted in Nawab¶s ear to stop.
V The robber put the gun out and asked him to
gave him bike otherwise, J will shoot u.
V Nawab put his hands together in supplication,
and beg him don¶t take the bike.
V Nawab lunged for the gun but missed.
V The man stepped back and shot him in the
groin
V Nawab fell on to the ground.
V Jn the meanwhile some people were passed by
there they saw Nawab injured

V They shoot that robber and then take both of

them to the hospital

V Nawab survived and robber begged Nawab to

save him but he refused
V Jn this story Nawab was opresser and the
robber was opressed because robber requested
Nawab to saved him but refused.