Genius Pakistani Student Developed Brain Countrol Robotic Arm

They think how can we use our God gifted talent to serve other humans, which bring true value to society as Einstein said “Try not to become a man of successful but rather a man of value”.

کوئی قابل ہو تو ہم اسے شان کہی دیتے ہیں
ڈھونڈنے والوں کو دنیا نئی دیتے ہیں

This is a verse by Allama Iqbal which conveys message from God to a common man that “If you’re talented and you work hard you’ll be rewarded”. It’s rightly said that “Human brains have powers beyond measures”. This statement has been proven by a group of Pakistani students from NUST University who recently invented Brain Controlled Artificial Robotic Hand.
This Robotic Hand is very simple to operate and it’s a blessing for handicapped people. Just connect some sensors with your arm, now whatever you think in your brain regarding the movement of your arm this robotic arm will follow your brain’s order.

These kinds of projects are very rare and expensive in the world but Pakistani students maashaaAllah with their talent and hard work proved again that when we work for what we desire we get what we need.

Britain deport Pakistani students to cover up its mistake

Pakistan's High Commissioner to Britain Wajid Shamsul Hasan Wednesday accused Britain of denying consular access to Pakistani students arrested over an alleged terror plot.

Twelve men, including 11 Pakistanis, 10 in Britain on student visas and a Briton, were arrested in raids across northwest England last Wednesday. One man has been released without charge.

The raids were carried out in daylight after Britain’s top anti-terror police officer, assistant commissioner Bob Quick, was photographed carrying clearly legible details of the operation. He resigned over the blunder.

“We approached the British authorities that since they’re citizens of Pakistan, their families are worried here, we would like to offer them consular service,” Wajid Shamsul Hasan, Pakistan’s High Commissioner to Britain, told a foreign news agency.

“They came back to us and they said that the home department’s lawyer talked to them and the boys have refused to take consular service.

“Our reply to this was that ‘you better ask those boys to write to us that they don’t want our consular service and then we’ll stop, we’ll tell their parents that they don’t want their service,’” said Hasan.

“In case they don’t do it and if we have to believe your word, then your lawyer should give it to us in writing. So they have not given that,” he said.

Hasan said: “Usually the British act very soberly. They leaked out this story in such a way that they were convicted even before trial.”

He accused the British government of wanting to deport the students to cover up mistakes and said Britain had given Pakistan no evidence against them.

“If you give us evidence then we will help you,” he said.

“So now they don’t have any evidence, they are going to deport them. They have said ‘we are going to deport them, what we would request you is when they arrive in Pakistan don’t maltreat them,’” he said.

“I think somewhere it has got bungled and instead of regretting it, they are trying to cover it up,” said Hasan.

“If they are innocent then they should tender an apology and they should not be punished for their appearances, for sporting beards and all that,” he said.