Lets go drive a water fuel car: Agha Waqar successfully demonstrated by driving a car with water as fuel.

Could water fuel cars? Believe it or not, the answer is resounding YES. Since the oil crisis revealed the danger of our dependence on fossil fuels, scientist & engineers have tried to come up with alternatives. In this search, Aga Waqar Ahmed a Pakistani engineer invented a water kit which transforms water into energy that can run vehicles. In Islamabad the capital city of Pakistan, during a demonstration in front of Scientist, engineers, students & media Aga Waqar drove a car fitted with his water kit and water as fuel and it astounded all on footers.

Engineer Agha Waqar Ahmed

According to Agha Waqar Ahmed, it is no more a fantasy his invention can be used in every vehicle to use water as fuel. Agha Waqar Ahmed and his team took more than three years to invent this incredible water kit. Agha Waqar Ahmed is running his car successfully by using water as fuel for the last one year. As you see the water kit, it is very simple and no complicated mechanism involved in it. It includes a bubbler that filters the water and then transforms it into hydro gas by using electrolysis process which is done with batteries. The generated fuel then transmitted to engine to run the vehicle. The water to be used in the water kit of Agha Waqar Ahmed should be distilled water. Distilled water is free of impurities. Impurities can be removed after distillation process thus distilled water is cheap enough to buy.

This amazing water kit will be having fantastic fuel consumption. With only 1 liter of distilled water, a light vehicle may run for 40 Kilometers and similarly the motorbikes may run for more than 150 Kilometers and you can go up to 200+ Km/h. This water kit can easily be installed in automobiles; especially in the CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) based automobiles. More according to Agha Waqar Ahmed, you can operate the engine by only replacing the fuel pipes and the water kit will cost only 40K to 50K PKR.

Agha’s invention is a revolutionary step that will help to minimize the fuel and energy crisis and the economic burden on a common user of the whole globe. But on the other hand, Agha’s invention infringes the stakes of multinationals and the oil giants. Because it seems in the past, whoever stepped to invent such thing, he was either made silent or eliminated from the scene.

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Pakistan blocks Twitter over 'blasphemous' images, report says

The Pakistani government blocked access to Twitter over potential "blasphemous" caricatures of the prophet Muhammad (PBUH), according to several reports.

Twitter was asked by the government to stop a discussion about a contest over Muhammad caricatures, something it refused to do. As a result, access to the site has been blocked, according to the Express Tribune. The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority passed down the directive to Internet service providers in the country, and said it couldn't say how long the site would be blocked.

Access to Twitter in Pakistan was later restored on orders from Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, according to a report in the Express Tribune.

CNET contacted Twitter for comment. We will update the story when we get a response.

The discussion was about a competition to post images on Facebook. Facebook has agreed to address the concerns about the competition, according to Pakistani blog Dawn.com.

Some governments are wary of Facebook's and Twitter's ability to offer citizens a way of communicating and rallying for change. The sites played a critical role in the toppling of governments such as the one in Egypt, and they remain blocked in countries such as China.Many Muslims consider any image of Muhammad, whether they are positive or negative, to be blasphemous.

Facebook's site was banned for two weeks in Pakistan two years ago for running a similar contest. The move ignited protests in Pakistan, but Facebook eventually blocked the offending content

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