"Six unbeaten World records of Pakistan"

 


The six unbeaten records of Pakistan:




(1)
Guinness Book of the World declared "Edhi Foundation" the world's largest volunteer ambulance service.In any kind of emergency Eidhi Foundation's Ambulance arrives before anyone else.

(2)
Malala Yousafzai of Swat is the youngest ever Nobel Prize Winner.
In 2014, when she was awarded Nobel Peace Prize, she was only 17 years old.
Malala, who was seriously injured in the Taliban attack, is working for women's education worldwide.

(3)
The history of the squash game is incomplete without Jahangir Khan.
This Pakistani superstar has won the World Squash Championship eight times in a row.
He was unbeatable for five years at squash field during this time, he won 555 matches And this record is still contained by Pakistan and Jahangir Khan.

(4)
King of the Qawali Ustaad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is considered the greatest Qawall of history. He recorded 125 Qawali albums, which is a world record.This world record is unbeaten too

(5)
Arafa Karim Randhawa of Pakistan acquired Microsoft Certified Professional at the age of nine.At the age of 9 no one ever achieved this land mark.
Sadly, this genius not lived long. In 2012, when she was only 17, died.Her sudden death gloomed her fans throughout the world.

(6)
Who does not know Rawalpindi Express Shoaib Akhtar. He has honor of throwing the fastest ball in the history of cricket.
In 2003, He balled with speed of 161.3 km an hour against England in World Cup.This record is still unbeaten.

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