Contempt case: Supreme Court convicts PM Gilani

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Contempt case: Supreme Court convicts PM Gilani

ISLAMANBAD: The Supreme Court (SC) has ruled that Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani is guilty of contempt for refusing to obey an order to write to the authorities in Switzerland to ask them to re-open corruption cases against President Asif Ali Zardari, Geo News reported Thursday.
"For reasons to be recorded later, the prime minister is found guilty of contempt for wilfully flouting the direction of the Supreme Court," said Justice Nasir-ul-Mulk.
Prime Minister Gilani stood before the SC to hear the verdict in contempt case for not implementing the apex court’s ruling on the National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO).
PM Gilani was punished till the rising of the court for violating Article 63 (1)(g) of the Constitution that states:
“A person shall be disqualified from being elected or chosen as, and from being, a member of the Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament), if he has been convicted by a court of competent jurisdiction for propagating any opinion, or acting in any manner, prejudicial to the ideology of Pakistan, or the sovereignty, integrity or security of Pakistan, or morality, or the maintenance of public order, or the integrity or independence of the judiciary of Pakistan, or which defames or brings into ridicule the judiciary or the Armed Forces of Pakistan, unless a period of five years has elapsed since his release.”
A seven-member SC bench headed by Justice Nasirul Mulk on Tuesday reserved the judgment in the contempt case against PM Yousuf Raza Gilani and ruled that the verdict will be announced Thursday.
Gilani had faced a maximum sentence of six months in prison, but the court ordered him to be "imprisoned" until the hearing adjourned and he emerged shortly afterwards smiling and waving to supporters.
The question now is whether he will be disqualified from office, which would add to political instability in the country.
Under Pakistan's constitution anyone convicted of defaming or ridiculing the judiciary is barred from being an MP, but legal experts say the process to disqualify Gilani could be a lengthy one, involving the parliamentary speaker and the Election Commission.
"For reasons to be recorded later Prime Minister and chief executive Yousuf Raza Gilani is found guilty and convicted for contempt of court," Justice Nasir-ul-Mulk, the head of the seven-judge Supreme Court bench, said.
Mulk said the conviction was "likely to entail serious consequences" for Gilani, and this was taken in mitigation with regards to his sentence.
"He is therefore punished under section five of contempt of court ordinance with imprisonment till rising of the court," the judge said.
The case has been highly politically charged, with members of the government accusing judges of over-stepping their reach and of trying to bring down the prime minister and president, a year before the administration would become the first in Pakistan to complete an elected term.
The corruption allegations against Zardari date back to the 1990s, when he former premier Benazir Bhutto, are suspected of using Swiss bank accounts to launder about $12 million allegedly paid in bribes by companies seeking customs inspection contracts.
The Swiss shelved the cases in 2008 when Zardari became president and a prosecutor in Switzerland has said it will be impossible to re-open them as long as he remains head of state and so is immune from prosecution.
Prime Minister Gilani insisted the president has full immunity, but in December 2009 the Supreme Court overturned a political amnesty that had frozen investigations into the president and other politicians.
Gilani left the court amid a scrum of journalists and supporters from his Pakistan People's Party (PPP). Security was tight outside the court for the hearing, with around 200 riot police armed with shields and batons stationed outside and approaches closed to the public.

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Govt degree girls college Pind Dadan Khan scandal.

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According to Daily jinnah ,the principal of Govt degree girls college Pind Dadan Khan is involve in big scandal.

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Dating In Pakistan ,Did you knew these Websites?

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Did you Know any website for dating in pakistan?
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It is Facebook hehehehe

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6 Energy Saving Tips for the Dishwasher

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6 Energy Saving Tips for the Dishwasher

Whether buying a new dishwasher or using an existing one, you may be able to save a considerable amount of energy by changing the way you operate it.
Here are six tips on how to save energy:
1. Use energy-saving cycles whenever possible.
2. If your dishwasher has a booster heater, turn down your water heater thermostat. Most dishwasher booster heaters can raise water temperature at least 20 F, so a setting of 120 F for your water heater should work fine. The washing cycle will take longer if the dishwasher has to boost the temperature, but unless you need to wash several loads in a row, this shouldn’t be a problem.
3. Use the no-heat air-dry feature on your dishwasher if it has one. If you have an older dishwasher that doesn’t include this feature, you can turn the dishwasher off after the final rinse cycle is completed an open the door to allow air drying. Using the no-heat dry feature or opening and air drying the dishes will increase the drying time, and it could lead to increased spotting, according to some in the industry. But try this method sometime to see how well it works with your machine.
4. Don’t pre-rinse dishes before putting them in the dishwasher. Modern dishwashers do a superb job of cleaning even heavily soiled dishes. Scrape off food and empty liquids—the dishwasher will do the rest. If you must rinse dishes first, at least use cold water.
5. Wash only full loads. The dishwasher uses the same amount of water whether it’s half-full or completely full. Putting dishes in the dishwasher throughout the day and running it once in the evening will use less water and energy than washing the dishes by hand throughout the day.
If you currently wash dishes by hand and fill sinks or plastic tubs with water, it’s pretty easy to figure out whether you would use less water with a dishwasher. Simply measure how much water it takes to fill the wash and rinse containers. If you wash dishes by hand two or three times a day, you might be surprised to find out how much water you’re currently using. Whether or not you will save energy by switching from washing-by-hand to using a dishwasher depends on both the dishwasher and how you wash the dishes by hand.
6. Load dishes according to manufacturer’s instructions. Completely fill the racks to optimize water and energy use, but allow proper water circulation for adequate cleaning.

Adapted from Consumer Guide to Home Energy Savings, by Alex Wilson, Jennifer Thorne, and John Morrill. Copyright (c)1999 by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. Reprinted by permission of Chelsea Green Publishing Company.
Adapted from Consumer Guide to Home Energy Savings, by Alex Wilson, Jennifer Thorne, and John Morrill.

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15 year old girl from the Incan Empire who has been frozen for 500 years. (She was a sacrifice)

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Bhoja Air Flight from Karachi to Islamabad Crashed near Rawalpindi 129 Killed

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CONDOLENCES TO ALL FAMILIES OF PLAN CRASH (Bhoja Air) & APPEAL FOR PRAYERS.

DEAR MEMBERS/vistors,

Some of my fellow just personally visited the place of passenger plan crash and just returned, till now at least 120 dead bodies have been recovered from the crash site, every Pakistani is very sad on this indecent.

HE & VUsolutions conveyed all IHRC Ambassadors & management condolences to the families who lost love once in this tragic indecent.

VUsolutions would request all our members, officials and Ambassadors, let us pray for the departed souls. May Al Mighty Allah bless them with haven… Ameen

VUsoltuions.com Management/Team

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ISLAMABAD: Bhoja Airline’s Islamabad-bound maiden flight # B4-213 carrying 125 people has crashed near the Chaklala airbase, Geo News reported.

The fateful Boeing 737 with 116 passengers and nine crew members on board, which flew from Karachi at 5:00 PM was supposed to land in Islamabad at 6:50 PM, crashed just before touchdown.

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At least 110 dead bodies have been recovered from the crash site.

According to sources in Civil Aviation Authority, the flight was given clearance to land but it lost contact with the control tower at 6:40 PM.

Rescuers say the plane’s wreck was ablaze when they arrived at the site with mangled dead bodies, severed body parts, burnt luggage, and small parts of the fuselage strewn over all over the place in roughly one square kilometer area.

Saifur Rehman, an official from the police rescue team said the plane came down in Hussain Abad village, about three kilometers (two miles) from the main Islamabad highway.

“Fire erupted after the crash. The wreckage is on fire, the plane is completely destroyed. We have come with teams of firefighters and searchlights and more rescuers are coming,” Rehman told Geo television.

An expert said that it appeared as if a lightning bolt struck the aircraft as the electrical activity in the thunderclouds above was in full swing, which may have caused the crash.

Residents said they had seen a ball of fire in the sky when the plane crashed. Parts of the plane smashed into electricity poles, blanketing the area in darkness, they added.

Local residents have also volunteered for the rescue work.

“Owing to nightfall as well as a heavy overcast, it’s pitch black out there, making rescue work extremely difficult”, rescuers said.

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Reportedly Bhoja Airlines had bought this 27.4 years old aircraft from Shaheen Airlines after it was scrapped by the latter for its compromised flight-worthiness.

Ministry of Defence and Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) have confirmed the reports of crash.

Princes Flavia Air Hostess of Boja Airline Crashed Picture Photo

Inclement weather has been held responsible for the crash.

Airplane’s flight data recorder (Black Box) has been recovered as well.

All hospitals in the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi have been put on high alert after the crash.

SLAMABAD: Federal Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said that the owner of the Bhoja Airline Farooq Bhoja’s name has been placed on Exit Control List of Pakistan(ECL).

He said that the probe committee has been constituted to investigate the airplane crash incident.

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Introduction & History of Bhoja Airline:

Founded …………..1993
Fleet size ………. 3
Destinations …….. 5
Parent company ….. Bhoja Group of Companies
Headquarters, Jinnah International Airport
Karachi, Pakistan

Key people ………. M. Farouk Omar Bhoja (Chairman & CEO)
………………….M. Arshad Jalil (MD)

Bhoja Air (IATA: B4, ICAO: BHO, Call sign: BHOJA) is an airline based in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. It operates a small domestic scheduled network. It ceased operations in 2000 due to financial difficulties and succumbed to numerous debts and was relaunched in 2011, the first flight was on 6 March 2012.

History

On 7 November 1993, Bhoja Air started operations on domestic routes between Karachi, Lahore and Quetta with a dry leased Boeing 737-200. It was registered in Pakistan making Bhoja the first private airline in the country to operate a Western manufactured aircraft. Bhoja Air is a privately owned airline of the Bhoja Group of Companies with its head office at Shahrah–e-Liaquat, Karachi and corporate offices at KDA society. In 1996, it signed a deal with the handling agent group OGDENS with complete ground handling equipment at Karachi, capable of handling Boeing 747s. In the same year another sister company, Pakistan Aviators and Aviation located at Lahore International airport was purchased along with a hotel for passenger stop overs.

On 24 January 1998 Bhoja Air commenced international flights from Karachi to Dubai. Later, Bhoja Air operated flights to the U.A.E from all major cities of Pakistan. However due to financial difficulties, Bhoja Air suspended its operations in 2001, although its airline licence issued by CAA – Pakistan remained valid and it maintained a fully functional headquarter office in Karachi and an operations and ramp office at Karachi airport. Bhoja Air restarted operations in 2012.

Destinations

Bhoja network covers the following at March 2012:

Pakistan:
Islamabad – Benazir Bhutto International Airport
Karachi – Jinnah International Airport
Lahore – Allama Iqbal International Airport
Multan – Multan International Airport
Sukkur – Sukkur Airport

Fleet

As of April 2012 Bhoja Air fleet consists of the following aircraft:
2 x Boeing 737-200
1 x Boeing 737-400
Former aircraft fleet:
1 x Yakovlev Yak-42D
1 x Boeing 737-200

Incidents and accidents

On 20 April 2012, a Boeing 737-200 (AP-BKC), Bhoja Air Flight 213 carrying 127 people on a flight from Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport destined for Islamabad’s Benazir Bhutto International Airport crashed near Chaklala killing all on board. Pakistani Defence Ministry officials believe that the plane crashed into a remote residential area. There were also bad weather conditions, with lightning and rain pouring at the time of landing. Eye-witness reports say that the aircraft was already on fire on its landing approach before it crashed. Initial reports suggest that as the pilots of Bhoja Air Flight B4-213 attempted to land amidst rain and strong winds, the unlucky aircraft might have flown into an unexpected wind shear that possibly smashed it on the ground below. The aircraft had been retired by Shaheen Air, and then acquired and placed in service by Bhoja Air in March 2012.

On April 20, 2012, Bhoja Air Flight 213 (a Boeing-737) crashed near the Chaklala airbase in Rawalpindi, enroute to Islamabad from Karachi. The cause is thought to be due to bad weather. The crash killed all 121 passengers and 6 crew. It was scheduled to leave Karachi at 17:00 local time (12:00 GMT) and due to arrive at 19:00 (14:00 GMT). Reports suggest the plane was making its final approach to the airport when the crash happened.

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ISLAMABAD: All 127 people on board a Boeing 737 that crashed near Islamabad in bad weather are dead, hospital and civil aviation officials said on Saturday.

The remains of the victims were shifted to Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) where 123 were identified while 113 were handed over to their aggrieved relatives.
Hospital sources said that the process of identification with the help of National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) is underway.
During a news conference, the Director General of Civil Aviation Nadeem Yousufzai said that 122 passengers and five crew members were on board the plane.
A special flight of Pakistan International Airline (PIA) carrying the relatives of air-crash victims had arrived earlier in Islamabad on Saturday.
A special counter has been set up by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) at the Islamabad airport to entertain queries.

According to the PIA spokesman, the flight PK-300 was scheduled to take off at 7:00 am but due to the chaotic situation at the airport, it took off at 7:45 am. The flight carried 418 passengers along with members of 94 bereaved families of the crash victims.

The Bhoja Air flight from Karachi came down in fields near a residential area on the edge of the Pakistani capital on Friday evening, as it was attempting to land at the city’s international airport.

Civil aviation official Junaid Khan said: “All 127 people died. No one survived. There was no possibility of any survivor in this crash.”

The airline said the Boeing 737 was carrying 121 passengers, including 11 children, as well as six crew.
Doctor Waseem Khawaja, who is in charge of Islamabad’s main hospital, the PIMS, said bodies had been brought in more than 100 bags.
“There was no survivor, all on board are dead,” Khawaja said.
Witnesses said the plane burst into flames after crashing.

via: thenews.com.pk

Plane crash: FIA takes Farooq Bhoja into custody

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Investigative Agency (FIA) took Bhoja Air owner Farooq Bhoja into custody on Saturday, reported Express News.

FIA Sindh Director Muazzam Jah Ansari said that Bhoja has not been arrested but is being kept in custody for interrogations. He was taken into custody from his house in the Burns Road area of Karachi.

The FIA also raided his office in the Nursery area and seized official documents for inquiry.

Earlier, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said that Bhoja’s name has been placed on the Exit Control List (ECL).

Malik, who was speaking to the media at PIMS hospital, said that a probe committee has been formed to investigate the cause of the crash.

“The causes will be investigated, whether it was any fault in the aircraft, bad weather, lightning or any other factor that caused loss of precious lives,” he added.

The interior minister said that till a thorough investigation is carried out, it would be premature to state anything.

The passenger flight travelling from Karachi to Islamabad carrying 121 passengers and six crew members came hurtling down towards the outskirts of Rawalpindi at 6:46pm on Friday evening.

Among the passengers were five infants and six children. There were no survivors.

Bhoja Air’s aged B737-200 took off from Karachi airport at 5:05pm and crashed five nautical miles from Islamabad airport on the village of Hussainabad. However, rescuers said people on the ground remained largely safe as the bulk of the wreckage fell in an open area.

via: tribune.com.pk

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The Air B4-213 Passenger List:
List of passengers who had checked in:
Ms. Ghazala Malik
* Ex- Shaheen Air International Cabin Crew.
* Lcc Of The Flight B4-213
* She Was One Of The Most Senior Cabin Crew In Shaheen Air.
Ms. Princess Flavia
* Ex- Shaheen Air International Cabin Crew.

Princess Flavia Air Hostess Bhoja Airlines Pictures

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Mr. Ammad Laiq
* Ex- Shaheen Air International Cabin Crew.
* Most Senior Cabin Crew In Bhoja Air
* His Mother was Also Travelling With Him On Flight.
Seat chart:
Number of adults: 110
Children: 6
Infants: 5
Total passengers: 121
Passengers:
1. Abbas Ali
2. Abida Javed Malik
3. Adeel Chughtai
4. Aiman Ikram
5. Altamash Khan
6. Anisa Akbar
7. Anum Hussain
8. Asif Aftab
9. Asmaa Ahmad
10. Ata Ur Rehman
11. Aziz Ur Rehman
12. Baqir Mehdi
13. Bibi Hameeda
14. Chand Baboo
15. Chaudhry Faiq
16. Dilshad Kamaal
17. Dr. Abdul Qadir
18. Dr. Asad Ullah
19. Fahira Laiq
20. Farah Sajid
21. Fatima (infant)
22. Fehmeeda Zubair
23. Ghulam Farooq Qasmi
24. Ghulam Rehman
25. Gul
26. Gul Faraz
27. Gul Sharif Jana
28. Gul Zaman
29. Habib Ur Rehman
30. Hafeez Ur Rehman
31. Hafsa Chughai
32. Hafsa Shahid
33. Haleema Sadia
34. Hamida Khaidima Baloch
35. Haris Haris
36. Husun Nisa
37. Imran Waheed
38. Irfan Ali
39. Javed Akhtar Malik
40. Javed Iqbal
41. Kalo Abbasi
42. Khawaja Raziuddin
43. Liquat Ali
44. Masooda Begum
45. Mishir Jaan
46. Mohammad Atique Khan
47. Mohammad Latif
48. Mohammad Latif
49. Moiz Sadiq
50. Mrs. Khalida
51. Yumna
52. Muhammad Abdul Hafeez
53. Muhammad Anwar Khan
54. Muhammad Ashfaq Khan
55. Muhammad Farooq
56. Muhammad Irfan
57. Muhammad Irfan
58. Muhammad Qasim
59. Muhammad Shahnawaz
60. Muhammad Sohail
61. Muhammad Younus
62. Muhammada Abdullah
63. Mujtaba Siyal
64. Mukhan Jan
65. Munawar Sutana
66. Musarrat Shaheen
67. Nadir Khan Fazaldad
68. Nasreen
69. Nazneen
70. Nighat Mehdi
71. Nihal Uddin Alvi
72. Nisar Ahmed
73. Nuzhat
74. Qamar Aftab
75. Qari Muhammad Abdul Rahman
76. Rakh Shanda
77. Rakshanda
78. Rashida Rehman
79. Raza Ali Khan Feroz
80. Ree Han
81. S. M. Saud Ishaq
82. Saba Amber
83. Sadaf Baloch
84. Sadaf Tanveer
85. Saeed Khan
86. Saeeda Akhtar
87. Sania Abbas
88. Sarah Chughtai
89. Sardar Shah
90. Sarwat Mumtaz
91. Shabbir Ahmed Awan
92. Shahid Iqbal
93. Shamima Abdullah
94. Shazia Baloch
95. Sobia Ubaid
96. Suleiman Chughtai
97. Sumaiyah Chughtai
98. Syed Muhammad Amjad
99. Syed Muhammad Rizwan
100. Syed Omar Ali
101. Syed Sajjad Ali Rizvi
102. Syeda Amjad Shaheen
103. Syeda Rizwan Sufia
104. Tabassum Sarwat
105. Tabia Rehman
106. Talat Mahmood Qureshi
107. Tanveer Jan
108. Tariq Mehmood
109. Tasadduq Mahmood
110. Tasneem Begum
111. Tuba Shewar
112. Usman Rahim
113. Usman Rasheed
114. Uzma Inam
115. Wajat Abbasi
116. Waji Ha
117. Yasmin Muhammad Sultan
118. Zaheer Shah
119. Zahida Aziz
120. Zaib Un Nisa
121. Zuhra Begum
Crew Members
1. Captain Noor Afridi
2. First Officer Javed Malik
3. Head of Cabin Crew Ammad
4. Flight Purser Ghazala Malik
5. Air Hostess Princess Flavia
6. Air Hostess Sanam Fareed

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Top 10 Tips to Lose Your Belly Fat Quickly and Naturally

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Belly fat which looks very odd and ruins your beauty is also an indication and invitation to so many health problems. Diabetes, heartburn, heart diseases, renal diseases, high blood pressure, cancer, dementia, stroke, rheumatic pains are kinds of illness which are obviously attributed to obesity, over weight and belly fat. Fastest way to lose belly fat is you hunger control and to adopt a healthy eating plan in less quantities but more frequently. Here are the best ways to lose your belly fat quickly and naturally without taking medicines.

1. Physical Exercise

In order to lose belly fat quickly, the role of physical exercise can not be ruled out at all, it is not helpful to reduce belly fat but it is imperative to control you weight and to bring you in a charming and sexy figure. For quick belly fat loss, it should be kept in mind that abdominal exercises are more useful and always consult your fitness trainer before starting any specific physical exercise. You may start with easy exercises and keep moving towards heavy exercises gradually, keeping in view your body strength and stamina. The best physical exercises to lose belly fat are mostly recommended are cardiovascular exercises (cause thumping heart and burning fats) such as jogging, aerobics or cycling.

2. Exercise before Breakfast

The best time for physical exercise to lose your belly fat fast is before breakfast because your body has to burn excess fat as he found no food to burn with empty stomach. You may opt swimming, bicycling and running as physical exercise to burn off your belly fat. At least 30 minutes workout time is sufficient which may be increased to one hour gradually with in few months.

3. Use Fat Burning Food

While trying to lose belly fat, some food items have been proved to burn fat quickly. So always be inclined to eat more these fat burning foods like whole grains, seafood, brown rice, egg whites, skimmed milk, and lean poultry. Similarly some food items attributing to gain weight must be avoided such as burgers, deep fried foods, fatty meats, pizzas, bakery foods and sweets including all foods containing lots of sugar.

4. Avoid Alcohol Drinking

You must be careful in drinking as much as in eating foods to get the quick and positive results in loosing belly fat. If you are addicted to alcohol, some health advisor may permit you time to time drinking but there is no chance to lose your belly fat if you drink sweat alcohol or bear daily. Bear drinking results in belly fat, men’s boobs and peer shape with the passage of time. Liver of alcohol drinkers remain under stress to clear toxins and results in hepatic diseases. Avoid alcohol totally or minimize its quantity as much as you can to control belly fat.

5. Don’t Skip Breakfast

While sleeping you metabolism gets slow down and uses less calories. Healthy breakfast results in making your metabolism fast. After a long interval of full night it is necessary to boost up your metabolism in the morning so always eat healthy breakfast.

6. Increase Water Intake-Drink Plenty of Water

Your body required to be hydrated and drinking more water is necessary to meet the requirement. While urging to lose belly fat quickly, water always helps you much more keeping your body hydrated and results in burning more calories and washing out the toxins from it.

7. Take Green Tea

Take green tea as it is proved to neutralize the bad effects of fatty food resulting in natural weight loss.

8. Avoid Unhealthy Foods and Drinks

Food items attributing to belly fat are known as unhealthy foods and drinks which may be cut off in order to lose belly fat quickly. Diet sodas, diet drinks, fatty foods, sugar mixed foods alcohol have extremely bad effects, hindering in loosing belly fat.

9. Take a Deep and Freshening Sleep

Getting 7 to 9 hours of sleep will result in giving more energy ant to boost your metabolism, making it easier to exercise and eat well. People having good sleeping routine gain higher metabolisms and feel better in general.

10. Write diary of Eaten Foods and Physical Workout

Maintain a record by writing diary what you have eaten today in detail. This will help you to analyze your intake irregularities and also record the exercises and physical workout you have completed.