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Jimmy Choo Praises Pakistani Designers During Visit to Lahore
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Jimmy Choo Praises Pakistani Designers During Visit to Lahore

Celebrated shoe designer, Jimmy Choo, expressed that "Pakistani designers' work is exceptional." His trip included visits to local ateliers and interactions with Lahore's fashion and social circles. The visit was organized with the help of Sarwar Khawaja and Faiza Khan, who are connected to the JCA. Famed fashion designer Jimmy Choo recently visited Lahore. The Malaysian designer explores the city’s design studios and meets with some of Pakistan’s most skilled designers. He expressed admiration for the craftsmanship and creativity he witnessed, emphasizing the potential for Pakistani fashion on the global stage. Moreover, the visit was organized with the help of Sarwar Khawaja and Faiza Khan, who are connected to the JCA. Accompanied by his niece Lucy Choi, Choo visited leading atel...
Eid Ul Fitr 2025’s Biggest Fashion Statement: Farshi Shalwar
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Eid Ul Fitr 2025’s Biggest Fashion Statement: Farshi Shalwar

The Farshi Shalwar has historical roots, often associated with royal and aristocratic attire. So, in that sense, it's less "new" and more of a stylish resurrection. What is new is its current surge in popularity. It's being reinterpreted with modern fabrics, colors, and styling, making it a "new" favorite for contemporary wardrobes.It's currently very popular in the run-up to Eid 2025. As Eid Ul Fitr 2025 inches closer, the fashion radar is buzzing with a revival that’s as regal as it gets—the grand return of the Farshi Shalwar. This floor-kissing marvel is sweeping through wardrobes, making it the ultimate style pick for those who like a mix of nostalgia and glamour. If you’ve been wondering what’s trending this Eid, rest assured—it’s all about making a majestic statement with this cl...
Pakistan Ranks 145th in Global Gender Equality
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Pakistan Ranks 145th in Global Gender Equality

Pakistan stands at 145th out of 146 countries in the World Economic Forum's Global Gender Equality Report 2024. Only 36% of Pakistani women participate in economic activities, with a mere 23% in the workforce. In agriculture, 76% of employed women work without pay. Additionally, the country's literacy rate is 67%, highlighting significant gender disparities. Pakistan has been ranked 145th out of 146 countries in the World Economic Forum's (WEF) Global Gender Gap Report 2024, placing it just above Sudan. In comparison, neighboring countries like Bangladesh and India are ranked in global gender equality at 99th and 129th, respectively. The report highlights significant disparities in Pakistan, particularly in economic participation and opportunity for women. Only 36% of women are enga...
Pakistan Ranked Second in Global Terrorism Index
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Pakistan Ranked Second in Global Terrorism Index

Pakistan has been ranked as the second-most terrorism-affected country in the Global Terrorism Index 2025. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan provinces are the most heavily affected areas. The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is identified as a major source of the increased violence. Pakistan has been ranked as the second most terrorism-affected country in the world, according to the Global Terrorism Index 2025. The report, released by the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), shows a sharp increase in terrorist attacks and fatalities across the country. Pakistan moved from fourth to second place in the ranking due to a 45% rise in terrorism-related deaths. The number of fatalities jumped from 748 in 2023 to 1,081 in 2024, marking one of the most significant surges globally. The ...
Deadly Blast in Khuzdar Kills 5, Injures 7
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Deadly Blast in Khuzdar Kills 5, Injures 7

A powerful explosion shook Khuzdar’s Nal tehsil on Wednesday, killing at least five people and injuring seven others. The blast, which occurred near a busy market, ignited several vehicles and motorcycles, spreading panic among residents. Police confirmed that explosives were planted in a motorcycle, targeting tribal leader Abdul Samad Samalani. The explosion left him with severe injuries. Authorities identified three deceased as Obaidullah, Munir Ahmed, and Nadir, while they continue efforts to confirm identities of the remaining victims. Rescue teams and law enforcement agencies, including police and Levies Force, swiftly arrived at the scene. They secured the area and launched a thorough investigation. Emergency responders transported injured to Khuzdar CMH and Teaching Hospital ...