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Minister Blames PTI for Rising Terrorism

16Mar

By Tahreem Akram1 Comment

Business

Minister Blames PTI for Rising Terrorism

Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal blamed Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) for increasing wave of terrorism in the country. Speaking on Sunday, he said, United Nations Security Council condemned recent terror attacks through a resolution. Iqbal stated that even powerful countries like United States and Russia struggle to stop terrorism. He added that Pakistan’s enemies are trying to slow down progress in Balochistan, China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and mineral sector. He assured nation that brave soldiers will continue protecting the country from harm. "No one can damage our country as long as our valiant soldiers defend it," Iqbal said. Also Read: Trump’s New Travel Ban Countries List Terrorists Oppose Economic Progress On Saturday, Iqbal said, government brought thousan...

Eid ul Fitr 2025: Will Pakistan Get a Full Week Off?

4Mar

By Tahreem AkramNo Comments

Islam

Eid ul Fitr 2025: Will Pakistan Get a Full Week Off?

Eid ul Fitr 2025 will bring an extended holiday break in Pakistan, with many eagerly anticipating a festive week off from March 29 to April 6, 2025. This long break will give families a much-needed opportunity to celebrate, travel, and enjoy the joyous occasion together. Ramadan, Holy month of fasting, prayer, and charity, ends with Eid ul Fitr, a festival that marks the beginning of Shawwal. Sighting of Shawwal crescent determines the exact date of Eid, following centuries-old Islamic traditions. Muslims worldwide celebrate this occasion by offering special prayers, hosting feasts, and gathering with loved ones. Ruet-e-Hilal Research Council has forecasted that Eidul Fitr 2025 will likely fall on March 31. Experts from the Ruet committee predict that people across most parts of Pak...

Champions Trophy: New Zealand Gears Up for Semi-Final Against South Africa

4Mar

By Tahreem AkramNo Comments

Sports

Champions Trophy: New Zealand Gears Up for Semi-Final Against South Africa

New Zealand is confident ahead of their Champions Trophy semi-final against South Africa despite enduring a challenging travel schedule. Skipper Mitchell Santner assured that the team is ready to perform at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium on Wednesday. New Zealand began their ODI tournament campaign in Pakistan with two wins but suffered a 44-run defeat to India in Dubai on Sunday. Following the match, team flew back to Pakistan for their semi-final encounter. Despite hectic schedule, Santner expressed optimism about their preparation. "It was actually more of a daytime sleep," Santner said on Tuesday. "Travel was tough, but it's good to have it behind us. Now, we can reset, train, and focus on tomorrow’s game." Champions Trophy is being played under a hybrid model due to India's refusa...

Why Do People Get Headaches While Fasting? Causes & Remedies!

4Mar

By Tahreem Akram1 Comment

Health

Why Do People Get Headaches While Fasting? Causes & Remedies!

Sleep deprivation, dehydration, and caffeine withdrawal often trigger headaches while fasting. Understanding these causes can help prevent and relieve discomfort. While many people fast comfortably during Ramadan, others struggle with persistent headaches throughout the day. Even those who don’t feel excessively hungry or thirsty often find fasting headaches the most challenging part. But why does this happen? Common Causes of Fasting Headaches Lack of SleepA disrupted routine during Ramadan often leads to sleep deprivation. Waking up late for Suhoor (pre-dawn meal) and continuing with daily activities without proper rest can trigger headaches. Low Blood PressurePeople with anemia or low blood pressure may experience dizziness and headaches due to body's reduced ability to...

Lahore’s Utility Stores Face Shortages of Essential Items

1Mar

By Tahreem AkramNo Comments

Business, Pakistan

Lahore’s Utility Stores Face Shortages of Essential Items

People in Lahore are struggling to find essential items at utility stores as supply disruptions persist. Flour, sugar, ghee, rice, pulses, and gram flour remain in short supply, leaving many low and middle-income families worried as they prepare for Ramazan shopping. For past six months, utility stores in Lahore have failed to maintain regular stocks of basic commodities. Store managers confirm that they have not received the required supplies from government, making it nearly impossible to meet customer demands. Long queues and empty shelves have become a common sight, frustrating consumers who rely on these stores for affordable necessities. With no other option, many shoppers have turned to local markets to purchase goods. However, skyrocketing prices in open market have made it ...