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January 7, 2026

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Bushra Ansari is furious with fake accounts driving people away in her name

She’s tired of seeing fake IDs on her feed and her own photos being used to rip people off Bushra Ansari is fed up with what she calls “cheap pages” using “cheap tactics” and using her photos to run fake accounts and impersonate her while asking the public for money in the name of charity. As such, she took to Instagram to issue a stern warning and rant. Ansari posted a video on Instagram with the caption “Now bhikaris (beggars) on social media are using my fake IDs.” In the video, she complained about the growing number of fake accounts

How obesity is driving the diabetes epidemic in Pakistan

An estimated 34 million adults in the country were living with diabetes by 2024, yet lifestyle interventions remain insufficient Pakistan’s diabetes crisis is now one of the worst in the world, but health experts warn that the battle is only half fought. Obesity, a critical factor in type 2 diabetes, remains largely overlooked mainly because people in Pakistan see it as a lifestyle failure rather than a disease. The International Diabetes Federation (IDF) estimates that more than 34 million adults in the country will be living with diabetes by 2024, giving Pakistan one of the highest prevalence of diabetes in

September 29, 2025

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Kabul’s wells run dry, driving children out of class and in water tails

Eight -year -old Sanaullah (right) and his twin brother Noorullah (left) move a handcart with gaps to reach water, amid serious water crisis in Kambul, Afghanistan, September 14, 2025. Eight-year-old Noorullah and his twin, Sanaullah, spend their days carrying the yellow Jerrycans to a trolley through the dusty alleys of Kabul instead of going to school-a test for a family reflecting the deeper crisis of Afghan water. Once they were supplied with water from their own well, the 13 family had to wait for shared taps or money for expensive tankers since their offer was dried four years ago. By

PM Shehbaz starts with anti-political driving, swears complete elimination

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif manages polio falls on a child on April 20 2025. – Pakistan Govt makes efforts to eliminate polio once and for all: pm. He praised the efforts of health workers to dedicate them. It says the strong measures taken to ensure the safety of the polio groups. Lahore: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif officially launched a seven-day national anti-political campaign with the management of polio drops in children. Speaking to the opening ceremony of the campaign, Prime Minister Shehbaz said the government, along with health authorities, is making tireless efforts to eliminate the virus forever. “Today it

Teachers sound alarm for Andrew Tate ‘Driving Misogyny in UK classrooms

Listen to the article The influences of social media such as Andrew Tate feed an increase in sexist, racist and disturbed behavior in the UK classrooms, according to a national research conducted by the Nasuwt teaching union. The poll, released during the Liverpool Union Annual Conference, gathered answers from more than 5,800 teachers. Almost 60% said social media have led to the deterioration of students’ behavior, with many attributing a growing misogyny culture and a lack of respect for online personalities such as Tate and former US President Donald Trump. Teachers reported cases of boys who refuse to speak with

Cancer affected by King Charles is driving a special day of the Commonwealth

Days after the signed political role of King Charles in a dispute about Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the British monarch made sure to appear in an event that brings together many nations to celebrate their unity. King Charles welcomed the Commonwealth work to gather the countries as he and the British higher kings gathered at Abbey, Westminster, London on Monday for annual festivities for the international organization. Last year, both the 76 -year -old king and Kate’s bride, the princess of Wales, lost the Commonwealth Day service as they were treated for cancer, but both were present

February 10, 2025

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British farmers complain about tax inheritance by driving tractors to parliament

Listen to the article LONDON: A large number of British farmers led their tractors to Parliament in London on Monday to protest a new inheritance tax on family farms that caused anger since it was announced last year. They gathered to speak against the proposed changes in heritage tax laws, which will force them to sell their land, according to protesting farmers. The ruling Labor Party’s plans to introduce a 20% inheritance tax rate in the holdings caused major protests in November and December. Like previous demonstrations, farmers entered Westminster Honking and holding signs saying “we all need a farmer”,

December 5, 2024

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Accelerating Prosperity is driving business growth in Pakistan and beyond

AP Asia’s achievements were celebrated at the AP Asia Dissemination Event, held at a local hotel in Islamabad. — Image provided by event organizers With over 4 years of dedicated effort, the Accelerate Prosperity project in Central and South Asia (AP Asia) – funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by Accelerate Prosperity (AP) through the Aga Khan Foundation (AKF) has catalyzed entrepreneurship, transforming lives and businesses across Pakistan, Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. This pioneering initiative has supported more than 2,800 entrepreneurs in 1,904 businesses, with 29% women and 41% young people. Supported businesses helped create 4,746 full-time equivalent

September 8, 2024

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Pakistan’s economic crisis is driving women into the workforce

Amina Sohail swerves through heavy traffic to pick up her next passenger — the sight of a woman riding a motorcycle stares across Karachi. The 28-year-old is the first woman in her family to enter the workforce, a pattern seen in urban households under increasing economic pressure in Pakistan. “I don’t focus on people, I don’t talk to anyone or answer shouts, I do my job,” said Sohail, who joined a local ride-hailing service at the beginning of the year, ferrying women through the city’s dusty back streets. “We used to go hungry, now we eat at least two to

June 3, 2024

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Raveena Tandon was attacked by a mob after her driver was accused of reckless driving

Bollywood’s 90s darling Raveena Tandon found herself embroiled in drama after a viral video on X showed a mob accusing her driver of a road rage incident in Mumbai’s Bandra. It also depicts Tandon being attacked by the group outside her house. After the video was released, there were reports of a police complaint against the actress and her driver, alleging that the pair were under the influence. However, an extensive investigation, which included a review of CCTV footage of the incident, revealed that none of the complainant’s family members were injured or touched the car in question. Police said

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