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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Sitara Akbar & Ibrahim Shahid
Defying the odds, setting World Records.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Rehman Malik
Fighting battles from terrorism to media wars.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
More money, more problems.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Nawaz Sharif
“The opposition”.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Yousaf Raza Gilani
Blowing hot and cold.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Hafiz Saeed
A permanent irritant in Pak-India ties.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Sirajuddin Haqqani
The latest US bogeyman.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Zulqarnain Haider
Cricket’s own whistle-blower.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir
For bringing shame to Pakistan and the cricketing world.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Mumtaz Qadri
The man who shot Salmaan Taseer.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Husain Haqqani
Memogate and the civil-military divide.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Zulfiqar Mirza
Hell hath no fury like a Mirza scorned.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Dengue
Bringing the Government of Punjab to its knees.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Bhakkar cannibals
Grotesque behaviour that repulsed and shocked.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Malala Yousafzai
For making headlines worldwide (the right way).
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Misbahul Haq
An unlikely, steadfast captain (too steadfast?).
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Baloch insurgents
For trying to unite the Baloch on one platform.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Shahid Afridi
Giving hope to Pakistani cricket fans.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Zohair Toru
Fighting for his right to protest (despite weather conditions).
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Amir Liaquat
For showing us we’re all human and not above each other.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Salmaan Taseer
A death that defined a year of rising radicalism.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Asif Ali Zardari
Holding on to the presidency.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Ajmal Pahari, Muhammad Ishtiaq and more
For the bloodbath in Karachi.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Osama bin Laden & Seal team 6
Hollywood has nothing on this.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Shoaib Mansoor
Tackling controversial themes through film.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Malik Ishaq
Out of jail, back in jail.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Shahbaz Sharif
The face of the Punjab anti-dengue campaign.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Sarfraz Shah
Killed by the guardians of the state.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Hina Rabbani Khar
The Birkin that headlined more than Pak-India ties.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Peoples Amn Committee
Redefining the term ‘gangsta’.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: PNS Mehran attackers
Holding off an organised force for over 17 hours.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: The drone
Killing top al Qaeda leaders.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Tehreek-i-Insaf entrants
Exiting established political parties for the ‘inqilab’.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Saleem Shahzad
Reporting on radicalisation in Pakistan Army.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Moonis Elahi & Zafar Qureshi
Political court battles par excellence.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Mansoor Ijaz
Causing a political uproar.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Imran Khan
Changing the political landscape in Pakistan.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Ashfaq Pervez Kayani
For not overthrowing the civilian government.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Ahmed Shuja Pasha
Standing firm in the face of heavy criticism.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Afaq Ahmed
Clearing his name and making it out of jail.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Zombie_Ksa and the Pakistan Cyber Army
Cyber wars and the battle to block porn.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Veena Malik
Channeling raw sexuality, challenging the local mindset.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Raymond Davis
He came. He saw. He shot.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Altaf Hussain
Redefining the political speech.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011 : Ali Zafar
For being a hero, on-screen and off.
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Tribune’s Gamechangers 2011: Aisamul Haq Qureshi
For breaking stereotypes and many girls’ hearts.













































