http://www.riazhaq.com/2013/06/rasoolpur-model-village-in-pakistan.html
Pakistan's sensational media coverage projects only the dark side of the country with a constant stream of news stories of militancy, illiteracy and deprivation. But BBC Urdu took a road less traveled and found a small village of Rasoolpur in the Punjab which demolishes some of the worst stereotypes of the country.
Here's how BBC describes it:
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Rasoolpur is a village with a population of just 2000. Most of its residents are ethnic Baloch whose ancestors migrated from Pakistan's Balochistan province to Southern Punjab. It is located in Rajanpur district in the Seraiki speaking region. Its literacy rate is near 100%. The United Nations defines literacy as the ability to sign one's name. But Rasoolpuris hold themselves to a much higher standard; they have all their children finish high school.
There are no children out of school. It is crime-free. It is clean. There are two high schools, one for the girls and other for the boys.
http://www.riazhaq.com/2013/06/rasoolpur-model-village-in-pakistan.html
Here's a BBC Urdu video about Rasoolpur village:
