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Chairman of Microsoft, billionaire Bill Gates has made a contact with the parents of world’s youngest Microsoft Certified Professional Arfa Karim for her treatment, Geo News reported. According to father of Arfa, Amjab Karim Randhawa, Bill Gates telephoned him and expressed his wish about Arfa’s treatment in the US. Gates has also directed his doctors to adopt every kind of measure for the treatment of young genius Microsoft professional. Gates’ doctors contacted Arfa’s Pakistani doctors and received details about the illness through internet. Meanwhile, Pakistani doctors are of view that Arfa is on ventilator, therefore, it will be hard to shift her into any other hospital.

Edgar Spikes, 88, from the United States, and Irtaza Haider, 13, from Pakistan, share a passion for learning and working with networking technology. When Edgar Spikes enrolled in the Cisco Networking Academy IT Essentials course at Purdue University Calumet in Hammond, Indiana, the 88-year-old retiree had been out of school for 69 years. The course helped Spikes discover a fascination for computers, which led him to enroll in Cisco CCNA courses and a class focusing on AutoCAD design software. Irtaza Haider was 12 years old when he successfully completed the CCNA curriculum at the Ahad IT Services academy in Faisalabad, Pakistan. In July 2008, at the age of 13, Haider became the youngest recipient of the CCNA certification for network associates. These two Networking Academy students share a thirst for knowledge, a strong work ethic, and a conviction that age is no barrier to learning, especially when you have an affinity for the subject.   Edgar Spikes Spikes, who retired f...

 Arfa Karim Fights For Life After a Heart Attack Arfa Karim, 16, who became world’s youngest Microsoft Certified Professional in 2004 is suffering from a serious medical condition after a heart attack on December 28, 2011. She’s still not in senses and her condition is further deteriorating. Doctors say they are doing their best but there aren’t much hopes as the condition is really critical and she’s still on machines. Her father has appealed for the prayers. She was an asset not only to her family and Pakistan, but also to the world. P.S media coverage isn’t allowed by the family right now, that’s why you won’t find updates on media probably.