Presentation for Book After the detailed analysis of the concerned material (i-e Article, Interviews and features). I have draw the conclusion that Mr. Dr. Owais Farooqui has vast knowledge over many disciplines including medicine, law and politics. But for the purpose of this book I strongly recommend to focus on these following topics as they may be interconnected and relevant from reader’s point of view: ☆ Politics/Nationalism ☆ Law ☆ Health & Medicine ☆ Women Empowerment ☆ Education ☆ International Relations ☆ Biography Current Status: Although the content gathered from the concerned material is serving as foundation for this book but is insufficient in quantity as well as in quality to create a masterpiece and a classic. Model: There are two models which can be applied for this book. Model 1: First one is the use of the current content mixed with the biography of Dr. Owais Farooqui, in order to create a simple and ordinary book. This may contain up to 100 pages. It will fully serve the purpose of self – projection but will not be able to qualify as a genuine literary work. Model 2: Second model will be the modification and restructure of the current content along with greater emphasis on the medical discipline in this book as Dr. Owais Farooqui is a qualified and experienced Medical Practitioner. I strongly suggest that due to the prevailing circumstance research work regarding pandemics and epidemics should be added in this book. Suggestions: My humble suggestion is that we should go for the second option as will ensure quality oriented work. The resultant book will be very helpful for individuals from every walk pf life. I am pretty confident that it will be widely consumed and appreciated by academic and literary circles. This will also be greatly beneficial for both Dr. Owais Farooqui and Focus Pakistan. Please found attached the sorted and classified list of contents form the concerned material: Politics/Nationalism ☆ Address: On issues of Pakistani faced in America. ● Pakistan Times (01 Nov, 1995) ● Pakistan Times (03 Nov, 1995) ● Frontier Post (03 Nov, 1995) ● The Nation (03 Nov, 1995) ● Draw (03 Nov, 1995) ☆ Address: South Asia Media Foundation ● The News International (13 April 200_) ☆ Old world and New world (in respect of 9/11) ● The Nation (1 May, 2003) ☆ Pakistani image building in the US ● The Nation (09 Feb, 2003) ☆ Twin sister cities ● The Pakistan Times (02 April, 1997) ☆ Old world and new world Pakistan (in respect of 9/11) ● The Nation (1May2003) ☆ Pakistani image building in the US ● The Nation (09 Feb, 2003) ☆ Enhancing Pakistan Image ( Law) ☆ Seeking justice: Legal lacunas and Reforms ● (20 Nov, 2005) ☆ In search of justice ● Post (city) ☆ Justice is denied ● The Nation (13 Nov, 2005) ☆ Seminar Report: SM Zafar on Judiciary has perverted the society ☆ Judiciary has lost its credibility ● Post (city) (04 Oct,2005) Health & Medicine ☆ Gynecology: PAP technique ● The News (24 Aug, 2005) ☆ Article on PAP ● Post (city) (29 Aug, 2005) ☆ Interview on health care system ● The Nation (28 April, 2002) ☆ Interview on Health system: Physician highlighting Pakistan’s cause (in respect of 9/11) ☆ Women heath care an ignored section ● The News (4 Jan 1997) ☆ Population Growth ● The Sun (27 Jan, 2007) ☆ Women Subjecting themselves to ailments doctor say ● Madera Tribune ☆ New Sterilization Technique ● Democrat & Chronicle (06 Jan, 1973) ☆ Gynecology: Delivery System ● The Nation (April 1997) Women Empowerment ☆ Women health care an ignored section ● The News (4 Jan 1997) ☆ Changing the role of women ● Menara Times (2 April, 1980) ☆ Women subjecting themselves to ailments doctor say ● Madera Tribune Education ☆ Seminar Report: Uniformity in Education ● Post (city) (19 Jan, 2006) ☆ Seminar Report: Pakistan studies and Islamiyat failed to produce good Pakistani ● The Nation (19 Jan, 2006) International Relation ☆ The articles in Politics category can also be used in this context.