3G and 4G Users in Pakistan Face WhatsApp Disruptions

Social media users across Pakistan are currently grappling with significant disruptions on mobile data networks, particularly affecting platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp. Reports indicate widespread issues with loading images and videos on Facebook, while WhatsApp users are encountering difficulties sending and receiving voice notes, images, and videos. Curiously, these problems are isolated to mobile data…

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Islamabad Schools to Go Solar by Year-End

Islamabad’s educational institutions are poised for a significant transformation as the government embarks on a green initiative to equip schools with solar panels. This forward-looking project aims to enhance the use of renewable energy while reducing dependence on conventional power sources. Initially, 44 schools will lead the charge by installing solar panels, with plans for…

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Renowned Drama Writer Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar Abducted and Robbed in Lahore

Khalilur Rehman Qamar, the celebrated screenwriter and playwright renowned for his impactful dramas such as “Pyarey Afzal” and “Sadqay Tumhare,” recently faced a harrowing ordeal in Lahore. Reports indicate that Qamar was forcibly taken from his home in Defence, where he endured physical and mental torture at the hands of unidentified assailants. Allegedly targeted for…

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Good News! Sindh Govt Announces Free Electricity for Consumers Using Up to 100 Units

Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah of Sindh has unveiled an ambitious plan aimed at improving electricity access across the province. The initiative focuses on harnessing solar power to benefit both off-grid communities and low-consumption households currently connected to the main electricity grid. One of the key aspects of the plan involves providing solar-powered electricity to…

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79% of Pakistan’s Population Below the Age of 40

Pakistan, currently home to 241.5 million people, has been recognized as the 27th fastest-growing population globally, with an annual growth rate of 2.55%. The findings from the recent 7th Population Census offer critical insights into Pakistan’s demographic landscape, revealing a notably youthful population where 79% are under 40 years old. This demographic profile presents both…

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Traders and People Should Decide Not to Use Imported Goods, Mufti Taqi Usmani

Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani, a distinguished religious scholar, has issued a compelling appeal to both traders and the general public, urging them to refrain from using imported goods. His call emphasizes the pivotal role of collective consumer decisions in curbing imports, which he argues is crucial for Pakistan’s economic stability. Mufti Usmani underscores the significance…

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