I am simply a Pakistani.One who loves his country and want to serve his beloved motherland. Who says you need to be an electrical engineer to light up the darkness? Zahir Shah Malang proved that all you need is positivity and a hydropower station. Malang's determination has lit 180 homes already and aims to light 250 more in the isolated mountain settlement of Buner, in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. "I saw
a hydropower station in another village", says a jovial Malang, "and I thought 'we have enough water, I can make one of these!'" and so he did. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xqzb1g_lightining-the-rural-areas-of-pakistan-with-indigenous-hydro-solution-mera-passion-pakistan_news
With a little financing and the help of his friends, Malang brought the residents of his primitive community to the night loving 21st century. It remains a place where people rise with the sun and retire when it sets; grow, rear or hunt what they eat and suffer mountain winters which paralyze them. But Malang's 220 watt rays of light in every home promise a brighter future. He started his project with only Rs 180, he struggled for 8 Years and was enable to build mini hydro plant. He came to Karachi and met with Mr Rehan Allahwala, he taught him how to use a computer and internet. Now a poor man from a village is able to use Computer internet, emails, facebook, skype and every basic thing. Right now i am working on two main things:
1- My electricity Project
2- Education for my area. Education Project:
Since the independence of Pakistan there is no education in my area. Generations of Generations has been destroyed. The elders of today blame their elders for no education. What you suggest, the kids today should blame the elders of today ? The answer is simply NO. Why should the children of today remain uneducated because of their elders. I want to open a school in my area. Contact #: 03469441099
http://www.facebook.com/zahirshah.malang?fref=ts
I am specially Thankful to Mr Rehan for his support in everything. http://www.facebook.com/rehan33
