Author: Ashir Awan
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), led by Mohsin Naqvi, has honored the national blind cricket team with a Rs. 1 crore award for their outstanding performance and dedication. This recognition comes as a gesture of appreciation for the team’s unwavering commitment to excellence, despite facing significant challenges. PCB’s initiative not only celebrates the remarkable achievements of the blind cricket team but also reinforces its commitment to inclusivity and supporting athletes with disabilities. This award serves as an inspiration, motivating athletes across all sports to pursue excellence, while highlighting the importance of celebrating diverse talents within Pakistan’s sporting community. #CricketForAll #PakistanCricket…
Pakistani actor Fahad Mustafa has made history by becoming the first Pakistani actor to receive two distinguished awards from the UK Parliament. He was honored with the ‘Diverse City and Cultural Impact Award’ by the House of Commons and the ‘Global Cultural Unity Award’ by the House of Lords. These accolades recognize Fahad’s significant contributions to the cultural and entertainment sectors, celebrating his impact both locally and globally. The awards were presented during an event organized by Multicultural Britain. Fahad’s achievement follows closely behind Mahira Khan’s recognition with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the British Parliament, highlighting the growing recognition…
The Punjab government has announced the launch of 102 state-of-the-art electric buses to improve public transportation in Rawalpindi. Spanning an 84-kilometer network across 10 key routes, this initiative aims to provide a modern, efficient, and eco-friendly travel option for the city’s residents. Valued at over 7 billion PKR, the project has already received 4.7 billion PKR in funding from the Punjab government. The buses will be managed by the Punjab Mass Transit Authority, ensuring high-quality implementation. Along with reducing air pollution, the electric buses are expected to address growing urban mobility needs, offering a sustainable alternative for daily commuters. This…
Six-year-old Mohammad Ibrahim from Karachi has made history by breaking a Guinness World Record, opening 45 bottle caps in one minute with martial arts kicks, surpassing the previous record of 40. Son of renowned martial artist Rashid Naseem, Ibrahim’s feat adds to the family’s legacy of record-breaking achievements in martial arts. Despite limited government support, the family continues to bring global recognition to Pakistan. Ibrahim aspires to meet the President, Prime Minister, and Governor of Sindh to celebrate this monumental achievement, following in the footsteps of his father and sister, both Guinness record holders.
A Memorable Journey in Karachi As this vibrant event draws to a close, we are overwhelmed with pride and joy. Witnessing the young runners of Karachi conquer the routes with boundless energy, enthusiasm, and determination was a truly remarkable experience. From the starting line to the finish, every participant poured their heart into the race, leaving an inspiring mark of effort and dedication. Community Spirit at Its Best This event wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible support of the families who cheered from the sidelines and the organizers who worked tirelessly to create a seamless experience. It was heartwarming…
Pakistan made history by clinching its first Blind T20 World Cup title, defeating Bangladesh by 10 wickets in the final on December 3, 2024, in Multan. Bangladesh set a target of 139/7, with Areef Hussain scoring 54, but Pakistan’s openers Nisar Ali (72*) and Mohammad Safdar (47*) chased it down flawlessly in just 11 overs. PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi praised the team for their exceptional performance, highlighting Nisar and Safdar’s contributions. This landmark victory not only ends India’s dominance in blind cricket but also cements Pakistan’s place as a powerhouse in the sport.
Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly has expressed that India should tour Pakistan, emphasizing the immense love and hospitality shown by Pakistani fans. In a viral interview, Ganguly shared anecdotes from their past tours, recounting how players like Virender Sehwag and Harbhajan Singh received complimentary shopping experiences, a testament to the affection of Pakistani supporters. He also fondly remembered the applause for fast bowler Lakshmipathy Balaji, describing it as unforgettable. Adding to this sentiment, former captain MS Dhoni has also praised Pakistani cuisine. In a resurfaced video, Dhoni enthusiastically shared his admiration for the rich flavors of Pakistani food, calling…
Pakistan Railways has reached a historic financial milestone, posting a 14% year-on-year revenue increase to Rs33 billion in the first five months of the current fiscal year, compared to Rs29 billion in the same period last year. This Rs4 billion boost reflects enhanced operational efficiency and strategic revenue optimization. It follows a record-breaking fiscal year 2023-24, where the railway surpassed its Rs73 billion target by earning Rs88 billion. Key revenue contributors included passenger services (Rs47 billion), goods transport (Rs28 billion), and other sources (Rs13 billion). CEO Aamir Ali Baloch announced that groundwork for the Main Line-1 (ML-1) project is set…
Pakistan’s fast bowler, Haris Rauf, has set a new national record by becoming the highest wicket-taker for Pakistan in men’s T20 Internationals (T20Is). This milestone was achieved during the 1st T20I against Zimbabwe at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo, following the three-match ODI series between the two nations. Rauf surpassed Shadab Khan to claim the top spot in Pakistan’s T20I wicket-taking chart.
Mehwish Anwar has set a new benchmark by becoming Pakistan International Airlines’ (PIA) first-ever female flying spanner engineer. Her debut flight from Islamabad to Sukkur exemplifies her exceptional technical expertise and dedication to aviation excellence. After starting her career in 2013 and earning her flying spanner engineer authorization in 2023, Mehwish’s journey reflects a decade of commitment and resilience. She stands as a beacon of inspiration, breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated field and opening doors for aspiring female professionals in the aviation industry.