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Even before sunrise, smoke drifts across Peshawar’s narrow lanes. Someone somewhere is already frying kebabs. The city wakes up to the crackle of oil, the smell of meat, and the rhythm of tea being poured
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The US Dollar (USD) is selling at an approximate of Rs281.45 and buying at an equivalent of Rs281.96 against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) as at 31 October 2025. Foreign exchange rates are mostly steady including
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Pakistan has one of the most beautiful mosques in the world, where faith meets beauty and architecture tells a tale of dedication and pride. These mosques are not only a place for prayer; they are
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The hill stations in Pakistan are turned into a winter wonderland in December- February and provide the travelers with snow-white peaks, pine aromas, and magnificent mountain views. These elevated retreats are the ideal respite to
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Islamabad becomes a magnificent view at night, which attracts a lot of photography opportunities of the photographer as he gets endless chances to portray the alluring beauty of the city. The combination of modern architecture
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Morning light in Karachi came slow today. The air felt heavy, a little sticky. The sound of buses echoed near Saddar while street vendors opened their stalls wiping mist off plastic sheets. The sea breeze
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The dollar or the US dollar (USD) is approximately at ₨283.00 in the interbank market as against the Pakistani rupee or PKR on 30 October 2025. The fact that it is slightly higher than the
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By sunrise, Lahore is already awake. Motorcycles hum through side lanes, buses growl past fruit carts, and the smell of diesel hangs low in the air. The city moves early, without warning or rhythm. Still,
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Online employment and freelancing are now considered one of the most rapidly expanding fields of career in Pakistan. Thousands of Pakistani people are making money online with online portals and working at home with the
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The first stretch out of Islamabad always feels too clean. Wide roads, traffic lights, fuel stations with bright signs. But the moment the city slips away, the air changes. It smells sharper, colder, like rain
