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I am Wajahat Shah, lives in a naturally beautiful, astonishing and relaxing village of Pakistan near Tarbela Dam. I chiefly raise awareness upon issues and highlights problems of my locality in Print and Social Media, I am glad that more 500+ reports of mine are being published in print media which has resolved many problem of my area like construction of a post graduate college and reforms in government departments, such works has increased my followership on social media and has grown me as one of the most popular person of my locality . I also have a blog where i share my stuff and raise knowledge of people about my vicinity. 

 my News and photos Published in Local and National News 
Papers  and my posts also read on social media twitter,facebook,linkedin,flickr etc.

 my respected readers and viewers can connect with me on skype,whats app and IMO. i will really  thankful to those who give me suggestion to improve writing and marketing skills.

 my facebook: www.facebook.com/shyshahg
my twitter:    www.tiwitter.com/shyshahg

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