The Edhi Foundation in Karachi, Pakistan, proudly manages the world’s largest volunteer ambulance service since 1997, providing essential services such as emergency assistance, healthcare, and support for vulnerable populations. Originating from a small shelter, it has expanded to over 300 centers across Pakistan, actively engaging in disaster relief efforts, including a notable $100,000 contribution for Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
At the Colombo Book Fair, Chandana Wijekoon’s “Ali Jinnah, Silver Voice of Asia” sold 6,000 copies, showcasing global interest in Quaid-e-Azam’s legacy and leadership. The title underscores Jinnah’s enduring impact on a cross-cultural audience.
The Pakistan Air Force commemorated Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s birth anniversary by unveiling its modernized aerial division, featuring Turkish weaponry and newly acquired drones and military jets. The display underscores Jinnah’s visionary leadership in establishing a free homeland and aligns with the growing collaboration between Pakistan and Turkey in advanced military technology.
Dr. Saveera Parkash breaks barriers as the first woman from a minority community to contest a general seat in Pakistani politics. Her dedication to addressing inequalities reflects a transformative step towards inclusivity in the political arena.
Pakistan observes the 147th birth anniversary of its founder, Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, honoring his pivotal role in shaping the nation and championing the principles of unity, faith, and discipline. Jinnah’s enduring legacy remains a source of deep reverence and national identity.
To tackle pollution, Punjab’s government and a private company have introduced electric rickshaws with a range of up to 150 kilometers per charge, providing an eco-friendly transport solution. The initiative aims to curb environmental impact and promote cleaner commuting in the region.
Sehar Ijaz, a trailblazing woman from Lahore, creates history as the first Pakistani woman to win the Gold Coast Student Excellence Award, highlighting her dedication to social impact and creative advocacy. Her impactful initiatives, including promoting creative arts and addressing educational disparities, set her apart as a notable figure in her field.
The Pakistani federal cabinet greenlights transformative measures, including the pioneering National Space Policy, stimulating technological advancement and private-sector involvement in internet services. Additionally, the approval of the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency and specialized Telecom Tribunals underscores the nation’s commitment to fortifying digital security and ensuring telecom sector efficiency.
Amara Athar becomes Lahore’s inaugural female Chief Traffic Officer, marking a significant stride in women’s empowerment in Punjab’s police force. The decision underscores the recognition of merit and the growing role of accomplished female officers in key leadership positions across the province.
Sindh government, with Asian Development Bank support, is set to introduce 200 electric buses to Bus Rapid Transport feeder routes, targeting a daily benefit for 50,000 commuters and a long-term boost to environmental sustainability and cost efficiency through solar power integration.
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