Aitchison College Principal Michael A Thomson tendered his resignation amidst a contentious scenario where the Punjab Governor, Balighur Rehman, allegedly instructed fee waivers for the sons of Federal Minister Ahad Cheema. Reports by Geo News unveiled Thomson’s protest against perceived preferential treatment, prompting his decision to step down from his role. Thomson’s resignation, effective from April 1, came as a reaction to Governor Rehman’s directive to exempt the school fees for the Minister’s sons, following a request made by the Minister’s wife. Expressing his disappointment, Thomson asserted his commitment to upholding the institution’s reputation and extending assistance to those in…
Author: Zeeshan Haider Yazdani
A nightmarish scenario unfolded in Korangi No. 4, Karachi, when a pregnant woman and her unborn child tragically lost their lives after falling victim to a medical impostor, as reported by ARY News. This horrifying incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by fake doctor and the urgent need for robust safeguards within the healthcare system. The grieving family entrusted their loved one’s care to the imposter believing them to be a qualified medical professional. Despite the woman’s valiant efforts, the delivery resulted in a stillbirth. As her condition deteriorated during labor, the family followed the imposter’s…
In a recent development in Karachi’s iconic Jodia Bazaar, Pakistan’s oldest and largest wholesale market, a shopkeeper fined for offering flour below the officially sanctioned price. This incident not only sparks debate but also unveils the intricacies of pricing regulations within the country’s dynamic marketplaces. The Karachi Wholesaler Grocers Group (KWGG) voiced discontent over the punitive measures levied against the shopkeeper, even threatening a potential shutdown strike to protest what they perceive as unjust treatment. A delegation from the Deputy Commissioner’s office conducted a thorough examination of price points and food sales across various establishments within Jodia Bazaar. During the…
The International Cricket Council (ICC) recently celebrated Shahid Afridi’s exceptional spell feat during the 2011 Cricket World Cup quarter-final clash against West Indies. In a pivotal encounter, Afridi showcased his finesse in leg-spin bowling, proving to be the decisive factor. His aggressive and accurate bowling played a pivotal role in Pakistan’s crucial triumph over West Indies. Afridi’s knack for consistently bagging key wickets and dictating the game with his spin bowling was paramount to Pakistan’s success in that pivotal match. The cricketing world lauded Afridi’s stellar performance, with enthusiasts, pundits, and commentators worldwide showering him with praise. His dazzling exhibition…
Today, 24 March 2024 the gold rate in Pakistan is 193,030 Rs. per 10g. And the price of per tola of gold is 225,150 Rs. These rates have calculated keeping in view the global market and Pakistani market. And this is the actual rate of gold which will be traded today. Pakistan’s largest jewelry market is in Karachi where millions of rupees are traded daily. Gold rates in all cities of Pakistan such as Quetta, Lahore, Faisalabad, Peshawar, Islamabad & Kashmir is similar to Karachi’s rate. Gold Rate in Pakistan today, 24 March 2024 City Per Tola Gold rates today Karachi 225,150 Rs. Gold rates today…
In a strategic collaborative operation driven by intelligence sharing among law enforcement agencies, the Pakistan Navy intercepts illicit liquor valued at Rs. 145.6 million in the North Arabian Sea. This operation, conducted in close coordination with the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) and Pakistan Customs Intelligence, exemplifies the commitment of these agencies to combatting illegal activities within Pakistani waters and territory. The joint effort, orchestrated through the Joint Maritime Information and Coordination Centre, yielded remarkable results with the seizure of 4104 bottles of illicit liquor. Following the interception, a spokesperson for the navy confirmed that the confiscated liquor has been…
Punjab’s Education Sector Receives Boost with Announcement of 30,000 Teaching Jobs In a move to address the critical shortage of teaching staff, the Punjab government has unveiled plans to recruit 30,000 visiting teachers for schools in the initial phase of its initiative. The School Education Department (SED) in the province has been grappling with a deficit of 115,000 teachers, dating back to the last major recruitment in 2018 under the PML-N government. During the tenure of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), around 400 to 500 appointments were made, primarily focusing on two districts: Murree and Mianwali. The PTI government streamlined the…
In Uttar Pradesh, India, two brothers, Ishwardin Prajapati, aged 36, and Parmeshwardin Prajapati, aged 37, have captured widespread attention for their remarkable feat of transforming a humble Suzuki Wagon R into a makeshift helicopter. Their ambitious endeavor, inspired by online tutorials, aimed to create a unique “car copter” for rental purposes, particularly targeting wedding events. The brothers’ makeshift workshop in Uttar Pradesh buzzed with activity as they meticulously affixed rotor blades to the vehicle’s roof and crafted additional bodywork using sheet metal. The end result was a sight to behold, eliciting both laughter and admiration from online audiences. Despite their…
Imad Wasim, the celebrated Pakistani all-rounder, has set the cricketing world abuzz with his recent decision to reverse his retirement from international cricket. His sights are firmly set on the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, marking a significant chapter in his illustrious career. Revealing his comeback via X, previously known as Twitter, Imad attributed this pivotal decision to fruitful discussions with Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials. The announcement has ignited a wave of excitement among fans as Imad expresses his eager anticipation to once again sport the national colors in the T20I arena. His return not only signifies personal…
In a groundbreaking report, Transparency International Pakistan (TIP) has unveiled the staggering financial toll climate change exacts on Pakistan, amounting to an estimated $4 billion per year. This revelation underscores the urgent need for enhanced climate governance and financial resources to mitigate its devastating effects. The report meticulously evaluates Pakistan’s existing frameworks for climate action, emphasizing the nation’s vulnerability to climate change-induced events. It stresses the imperative for sufficient financing to fulfill commitments outlined in Pakistan’s nationally determined contributions (NDC). Despite ranking among the top ten countries most severely impacted by climate change, Pakistan surprisingly does not feature prominently among…