Author: Faiza Liaquat
The Ministry of Federal Education marked World Education Day with President Dr. Arif Alvi advocating for urgent measures to enroll 26 million out-of-school children, praising initiatives like BECS for enrolling over 12,000 in Islamabad. The event at the National Library emphasized the theme “learning for lasting peace” and included participation from various organizations and dignitaries.
Pakistani cricketer Fakhar Zaman expands his cricketing journey by launching an inclusive academy in Melbourne, Australia, aiming to impart fundamental skills and facilitate a global exchange of cricketing experiences. Despite recent challenges, Fakhar remains dedicated to nurturing talent and fostering a passion for the sport.
Fly Jinnah, a rising force in Pakistan’s aviation since November 2022, has gained clearance from the Civil Aviation Authority to operate CAT III approaches, setting it apart as the country’s only domestic airline with this certification for its entire fleet. This milestone enhances Fly Jinnah’s capacity to navigate adverse weather conditions, a crucial advantage for seamless operations, and it also holds top rank for domestic flight punctuality, with an impressive 87.93% on-time departure rate.
The Punjab Safe City Authority leverages innovative AI software to identify helmet-less motorcyclists, contributing to improved road safety. With fines raised from Rs. 200 to Rs. 2,000, the Chief Traffic Officer’s recent directives led to over 16,000 fines for helmet violations and penalties for underage driving.
Pak-China Huazi Green Energy introduces the ‘Cool Series’ of affordable mini electric vehicles in Pakistan, offering various range options and features like ABS, sports seats, and GPS navigation. With prices below Rs. 4 million, these EVs aim to contribute to the growing electric vehicle market in the country.
Osman Faryad, popularly known as Shani, shines as the Most Valuable Player in the Iranian Volleyball League’s 13th week, scoring 27 points for Hoorsun Ramsar. Despite political tensions, Pakistani players, including Shani and Musawer Khan, are committed to fulfilling their contracts in Iran until March 2024.
Football prodigy Nadia Khan, Pakistan’s joint top-scorer, is poised for a comeback after a triumphant recovery from an ACL injury. Known for her historic goal-scoring feats, including four goals in a single SAFF Competition match, Nadia aims to reignite her attacking prowess on the field.
Pakistani cricket veteran Shoaib Malik is closely trailing behind the renowned West Indian batsman, Chris Gayle, in an exclusive T20 milestone. Malik recently became the second player to amass 13,000 runs in T20 cricket, securing the title of the first Asian to achieve this feat. However, Gayle leads with an impressive tally of 14,562 runs. Most Runs in T20 Cricket PlayerRunsChris Gayle14562Shoaib Malik13010Kieron Pollard12454Virat Kohli11994Alex Hales11807 Currently representing Fortune Barisal in the 2024 Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), Malik showcased his prowess in his 487th inning, scoring an unbeaten 17 runs. Adding a surprising twist to his cricketing legacy, Malik announced…
FFC’s ‘Management Trainees Program’ in Pakistan invites young talent in engineering and chemistry for top-notch training and career opportunities. With a focus on fostering talent, FFC offers a dynamic environment, international exposure, and a commitment to professional growth.
Afaaq Ahmad Jamal, the 13-year-old running sensation from Swabi, Pakistan, is poised to make history at the Karachi Marathon, aiming to set a new world record with his remarkable athleticism and determination. Having conquered previous marathons, including a 500-kilometer run in 2023, Afaaq’s journey reflects a commitment to excellence in the world of long-distance running.
