Sample Of Creativity And Intelligence Investigation
1.Akhri Dastak.2.Ayena dikhana jurm.3.Adam khoron ki basti.4.Adab ka Alif.
5.Bay Iman Farz Shanas.6.Bikao mahirey nafsiyat.7.Bus karo Faraz.
8.Pagdandi pay chehal qadmi.9.Pigalti mom bati.
10.Top ka gola Angan mein.
11.Jitna tapao utna kundan.12.Jigar aur Janey Jigar.
13.Chori ka maal char anay.
14.Hamari awami zera plus.15.Hava pay kis ka zoor.
16.Khudi Kay hamrah.17.Kawa Firozi ki shatranj.18.Kati patang pay kis ka haq.
19.Kanpta tarazo.
20.Damini ka Daman.21.Devaron say magazmari.22.Daraoni niyat.
23.Reti rivaj kay bojh talay.
24.Zang Alood hamdardiyan.
25.Sotela pyar.26.Shayari ka anjam.
27.Qais tapti dhop mein.
28.Feeder penay ki Omar mein ganay chosnay ki khawahish.
29.Media phir say sensodyne.30.Manto ko likhnay na do.
31.Nikama jewan sathi.32.Nafs ki kaal kothri.
Note. Tasawur Ism Allah Zaat Ki Barkat.
The world is cruel except the victim who is betrayed and pushed towards agony.
When Philadelphians wanted to see a basketball game,
the “Warriors” was their first team’s name.
They had several players achieving great fame.
Familiar names included Joe Fulks and Paul Arizin.
They were joined by Tom Gola and Wilt Chamberlain.
However, it was in the year of 1962
when the NBA franchise packed up and bid adieu.
The only professional team Philadelphia would know,
moved their operations to San Francisco.
Therefore, Philadelphia was without a team for a year.
However, the Syracuse Nationals relocated here.
In the City of Brotherly Love, they took a new name.
The “Seventy-Sixers” were now playing the game.
They traded to bring Wilt Chamberlain back.
The offense sported a formidable attack.
Among the big names that were playing here,
were Chet Walker, Luke Jackson, and Hal Greer.
The city’s basketball fans were in seventh heaven
when their team became world champions in 1967.
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