hazraa= current,ravaan,jaree,present,mojoodaa
halaat=affair,amoor;moamla etc....a delicate affair.
cur·rent [ kúrrənt, kúr ənt ]

adjective

1. existing now: happening, existing, or in force at the present
In my current job, I am in charge of 25 people.


2. valid: accepted as legally valid


3. presently accepted: widely known, accepted, or believed
The theory is no longer current.


4. finance up-to-date with payments: having made all the payments required for the present time



noun (plural cur·rents)

1. flow of water or air: the steady flow of water or air in a particular direction


2. stream: a mass of water or air flowing steadily in a particular direction


3. flow of electric charge: the flow of electricity through a cable, wire, or other conductor


4. rate of flow of electricity: the rate of flow of an electric charge through a conductor


5. tendency: a trend or tendency
going against the current and moving upstate


[13th century. From Old French corant , the present participle of courre “to run,” from Latin currere . The original
af·fair [ ə fáir ]

noun (plural af·fairs)

1. business matter: a matter that has been attended to or that needs attention, especially business


2. occurrence: an event or occurrence that has been referred to or is known about
that odd affair at work last week


3. social event: a social event


4. something of a particular kind: an object or item of a particular kind
The house is a ramshackle affair.


5. sexual relationship: a sexual relationship between two people not married to each other


6. scandalous incident: an incident that attracts public attention or notoriety



plural noun af·fairs

business to attend to: professional, public, or personal business


[12th century. Via French, literally “to do,” from, ultimately, Latin facere