آپس میں ملنے کی تڑپ اور تشنگی رہتی ہے،"احاطہ وقار" ہمیں موقعہ فراہم کررہا ہے

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جموں وکشمیر کےسرینگر میں ایک بزرگوں کا ڈے کیئر ہےجس میں وہ اپنا دن ذاتی مسائل کےعلاوہ سیاسی سماجی مسائل پر بات کرکےصرف کرتے ہیں۔

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00:56has been a long time since its current program.

01:00This is the daycare center.

01:023rd government of the country

01:04in which the government has been working with

01:06which the government has been working with

01:08the government.

01:12This is one of the biggest workers

01:16that we have.

01:18In this case,

01:20we have one of the biggest workers

01:22a couple of days ago, a couple of days ago,

01:27we have two hundred people who are active,

01:31who have every one of us who try to do it,

01:37that if we have 35 or 30 years of service,

01:42this time, it will not happen that it will not happen.

01:45Our society, our culture, our culture,

01:50foreign

02:18This is the good news for all senior citizens of the state that this is the first center

02:39which gives the first opportunity to all senior citizens to be here in under one roof

02:46in one hall

03:16It is the best thing to do in our time

03:18It is the best thing to do in our time

03:20What is the best thing?

03:22It is the last time we had a child from Kashmir

03:26We were so emotional that we had to make it so emotional that we had to make our friends and friends.

03:32This is the new house of the house, we had a big house,

03:37but also the old house had just told us that we had a grand prize.

03:43We thought that we had a grand prize.

03:45The day-care center has been able to make sure that the people of the country had been on the road of the country.

03:50The doctor and the doctor said that the doctor had been on the road of the country.

03:53so that the doctors and doctors of Dr. Saqibah

04:08say that we have three to four hundred

04:11doctors and doctors of Dr. Saqibah

04:12that we have to treat them

04:14which we have to treat them

04:16which we have to treat them

04:18which we have to treat

04:20per month I get almost three hundred

04:24four hundred plus patients

04:26and follow ups have been increased

04:28we are not addressing each problem

04:31under one roof

04:33plus we are providing home visits as well

04:36such as a very large patient

04:38who have a special stroke

04:40dementia

04:41which have particular problems

04:43so we are providing home visits also

04:46this year we have multiple camps

04:48and we have multiple camps

04:50which are very important

04:52we have multiple camps

04:54which are very important

04:57here we have three

04:58four camps

04:59which are very important

05:01here we have a recreation programs

05:02which are very organized

05:03which are also organized

05:05so we are being active

05:06either you live for cultural events

05:08or school

05:09we are doing it

05:11working females

05:12are more than ever

05:13so we have no one who can talk about

05:15We have no one who can talk about it.

05:17We come here, we talk to each other, or we talk to each other, or we talk to each other.

05:22Or we give them counseling sessions.

05:24The women who need counseling sessions are needed.

05:27You take a positive aspect.

05:29Those who go outside and spend time on roads are good for them.

05:33It is good for them to be a platform here.

05:35The government broke in a market from the world but in these countries, the government has failed to punish them for the economic conditions.

05:51We've got this video journalist, Jan S. Amin, with regards to the Red Dead.

05:56The report.

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