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The floodlights of Jinnah Stadium have finally been installed, ahead of the Pakistan men’s national football team’s match against Saudi Arabia in Group G of the FIFA World Cup qualifiers Round 2 on June 6. Around 225 floodlights have been erected in the stadium to suit the needs of the FIFA and Asian Football Confederation (AFC) delegations which visited the Jinnah Stadium on April 6.The Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) had previously guaranteed the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) that the floodlights would be built before the highly anticipated match in Islamabad. However, the procedure has been delayed because the match between Cambodia…
Residents of Rawalpindi and its surrounding regions are advised to brace themselves for turbulent weather conditions this week, as forecasts indicate a mix of rain, windstorms, thunderstorms, and hailstorms. According to meteorological reports, a strong westerly wave is currently sweeping through western regions of Pakistan. This weather system, which has persisted throughout mid-April, has the potential to cause flash floods in various areas, including Dera Ghazi Khan, Lasbela, and Khuzdar. Furthermore, heavy rainfall is anticipated to trigger flash floods in Dir, Swat, Chitral, and Gilgit-Baltistan, posing additional risks to residents in these areas. Authorities have issued a warning urging residents…
According to global media reports, solar panel prices in Pakistan are becoming more inexpensive. According to these claims, solar panels have grown so inexpensive in many nations throughout the world that they are now being used to build fences, particularly in the Netherlands and Germany.Pictures circulating on social media sites from European countries show how people have started using solar panels to build fences instead of traditional techniques. This change in usage represents a divergence from the traditional practice of placing solar panels on rooftops for energy generation. Instead, individuals are incorporating them into fencing systems.The drop in solar panel…
Muhammad Shiraz, Pakistan’s youngest YouTuber, has once again captured the hearts of his fans by launching a touching appeal. In a recent video posted to his platform. Shiraz gave his viewers a tour of an elderly man’s home, emphasizing its deteriorating state. Shiraz, moved by the man’s misery, pleaded with his followers to work together to restore the house, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in creating a positive effect on their village community.
As Eid festivities approach, Rawalpindi’s bustling shopping scene is experiencing a noticeable slowdown attributed to decreased purchasing power among consumers. While traditional stalls and small shops witness a surge in activity, major shopping hubs such as Zarkoon Plaza and Ghakar Plaza are grappling with dwindling sales. The shift in shopping patterns is evident as budget-conscious consumers opt for street vendors over larger malls, seeking affordability in their Eid purchases. The rise of online shopping platforms further diverts foot traffic away from brick-and-mortar establishments, contributing to the subdued atmosphere in main shopping centers. Late-night visits to markets have seen a surge…
Dr. Tayyab Afghani, a prominent figure at Al-Shifa Trust, has issued a stark warning regarding the prevalence of pollen allergies in the twin cities, Islamabad and Rawalpindi. With the onset of spring, many residents are experiencing symptoms such as eye irritation and burning, attributed to heightened levels of pollen in the air. According to Dr. Afghani, these allergies can cause significant discomfort, particularly for individuals with sensitive eyes. The symptoms, characterized by redness and itching, are indicative of the body’s exaggerated response to allergens like pollen. While such seasonal allergies are common during spring and fall, stemming from airborne particles…
In a bid to harness the untapped potential of Pakistan’s tourism sector, Rana Mashood Ahmad Khan, Chairman of the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme, convened a crucial meeting with the managing director of Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC) in Islamabad. The meeting aimed to chart out comprehensive strategies for advancing the country’s tourism industry. Central to the discussions was the exploration of avenues to elevate Pakistan’s tourism profile through the establishment of camping sites, tourism facilitation centers, and the promotion of the Salam Pakistan portal. These initiatives are envisioned to not only attract domestic tourists but also entice international travelers seeking…
In a significant move aimed at bolstering bilateral relations, Pakistan and Iran have agreed to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on livestock quarantine and plant protection. This pivotal decision was reached during a high-level meeting between Minister for Industry and Production, Rana Tanveer Hussain, and Iranian Ambassador Dr. Reza Amiri Moghaddam. During the meeting, Dr. Moghaddam expressed Iran’s keen interest in expanding its imports from Pakistan, particularly in key agricultural products such as meat, rice, mangoes, and kinnoo. He underscored the importance of strengthening ties between the two nations across various sectors and extended an invitation to Minister Tanveer…
Imran Nazir, a former cricket player for Pakistan, has declared his desire to take up the sport once more. He discussed it during an interview. In order to prepare for cricket again, he stated that he needed to practice for two to three months.Nazir is renowned for his forceful style of play. He want to return to cricket at full strength. He is aware that success requires a lot of practice. The news that Nazir wishes to return has pleased many. They enjoy his thrilling kind of play.It has been some time since Nazir last played cricket. His choice to…
Rana Mashhood Ahmed, the chairman of the Prime Minister’s National Youth Program, has revealed plans to launch an e-gaming company with the goal of giving the six to seven million young people engaged in this booming, billion-dollar sector a stage on which to display their skills.Mashood announced during a news conference that the government plans to host sports tournaments and training camps around the nation in an effort to find and develop the best athletes in the nation.He also declared the launch of the “Pakistan Endowment Fund Scholarships program,” which will assist students from all around the nation and is…