What will scientists learn from James Webb Space Telescope
|

What will scientists learn from James Webb Space Telescope

The James Webb Space Telescope’s first images contain abundant scientific insights which scientists are ready to explore and pursue. Into the deep Webb’s first image which was released Monday, shows the deepest and sharpest infrared image of the distant universe so far, “Webb’s First Deep Field.” The white circles and ellipses are from the galaxy…

Karachi Facing Another Episode of Heavy Showers After Eid
|

Karachi Facing Another Episode of Heavy Showers After Eid

According to Met office forecast, Karachi is going to face another episode of heavy monsoon showers and possible flooding after bearing a destructive episode of deluge during Eid-ul-Azha.  The Pakistan Meteorological Department said on Wednesday that “another strong monsoon low-pressure area” was likely to approach Sindh on Thursday (July 14) and persist till Monday (July…

Airlift Shutdown its Operations in Pakistan: A Few Lessons
|

Airlift Shutdown its Operations in Pakistan: A Few Lessons

Pakistan’s top performing startup, Airlift, which had raised $110 million in funding last year, made a declaration on Tuesday that it has permanently shut operations in the country after day-to-day financial struggles. The very giant couldn’t overcome the global startup funding crunch and some bad business decisions. Prior, with the beginning of downturn, Airlift was…

Most Attractive Tourism Spots in Sindh
|

Most Attractive Tourism Spots in Sindh

Sindh is a province rich in history and culture and a home to many fascinating historical places. Sindh is known as Bab-ul-Islam (the gateway of Islam), as it observed the initial spread of Islam into South Asia. It has its foundations in one of the world’s oldest civilizations, the Indus Valley Civilisation.  Geographically, Sindh comprises…

Mobile Laboratories Provided by US to Pakistan for Strengthening Covid-19 Testing
|

Mobile Laboratories Provided by US to Pakistan for Strengthening Covid-19 Testing

The US government has gifted four mobile laboratories to the National Institute of Health (NIH) in order to diagnose COVID-19 and other transmittable diseases, particularly in distant places where access to testing may be limited. The mobile laboratories were given through the United State Agency for International Development (USAID) and were formally received by the…

Things to learn from Billionaires investing in Real Estate
| |

Things to learn from Billionaires investing in Real Estate

The primary difference between an average person and a billionaire is the way that they think and we all can learn a lot from billionaires that can help us in everyday investments. Most of the billionaires with abundant wealth invest in real estate which is quite a stable investment even during inflation. Never Use Your…

Lafangey Plagiarism and Vulgar Dialogues Allegations Raise Creativity Concerns

Lafangey Plagiarism and Vulgar Dialogues Allegations Raise Creativity Concerns

Now, before we examine this case of plagiarism, let us know few things about this latest movie yet to be released, Lafangey which is written and helmed by Abdull Khaaliq Khan. Produced by Tariq Habib Rind, the film casts Sami Khan, Mani, Saleem Mairaj, Mubeen Gabol, and Nazish Jahangir. The film is scheduled to release…

Labour Shortage Worldwide
|

Labour Shortage Worldwide

People are flying just like every summer to Disneyland in Orlando, Florida. The relaxation of pandemic rules has made tourists feel more comfortable in their interaction and socializing with other people in crowded places. Surprises await those who venture to Orlandoas there has been shortage of labour in US. Labour shortage means that America has…

Carpooling App Launched by Pakistani Graduate to Help in Rising Inflation
|

Carpooling App Launched by Pakistani Graduate to Help in Rising Inflation

In Pakistan fuel prices are rising every week for past five weeks which has caused many people to think of alternate ways to cut down the cost of daily transport. As petrol prices have spiked to a record high of Rs248 per litre which is a 66 percent increase within a month, numerous Pakistani workers…

Top Sights to Explore in Balochistan
|

Top Sights to Explore in Balochistan

Balochistan is the most charming and largest province in terms of area but least populated, forming the southwestern region of the country. Tourism in Balochistan is a developing industry and has a lot of potential. Balochistan has immense opportunities in beaches, mountain valleys and deserts. Numerous famous attractions, stands out and become one of the…

Army Budget reduced to meet the demands of IMF deal
|

Army Budget reduced to meet the demands of IMF deal

Pakistan has reduced armed forces development programme by Rs72 billion or nearly 20% or one-fifth of the allocation made on June 10 in order to meet a significant condition of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about accomplishing primary budget surplus in the new fiscal year. The allocations are in addition to the regular defense budget….

How Banks Profit from Delaying Foreign Payments

How Banks Profit from Delaying Foreign Payments

If you get monthly remittances from a non-resident Pakistani, you are doing well. Obviously, you have it better than Pakistanis who earn money in the Pakistani rupee, but you also have it better than Pakistanis who get foreign payments for their services. When someone from overseas gives money to their relatives, the funds arrive in…

Nestle’s High Handedness and Silent but Purposeful Fight for Rights of the Icons

Nestle’s High Handedness and Silent but Purposeful Fight for Rights of the Icons

In a Nestle Sponsored Marketing progrom ‘Nestle Basement Cafe’, a popular song titled ‘Pyar Dian Gallan’ originally created, composed, cinematographed and perfromed by icons Yasir Akhtar (The Arid Zone), Fringe Benefits (Sheheryar Qureshi, Mohammad Ali) and rap by Yatagan (Fakhar e Alam), was aired in one of its sessions without any consent or assignment by…