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The term ‘Who is there’ meaning in Urdu cannot be understood without knowing how the expressions of English language are translated to Urdu without losing their meaning. Urdu is a very common language in Pakistan
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Total Leukocyte Count (TLC) is a vital blood test, which is used to measure the number of white blood cells (WBCs) in a given amount of blood. The meaning of TLC in blood can make
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The concepts of soft board decoration in schools could help turn the classroom and hallway into an exciting and educational and stunning area that will inspire students and glorify learning. The teachers can make seasonal
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A late evening in Lahore, smoke rising, oil crackling, and that unmistakable tug of hunger. Pakistani street food pulls crowds the way cricket does, loud and cheerful. Vendors move fast, money changes hands, plates refill.
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Vitamin D deficiency has become a common health problem in India, both in urban and rural inhabitants. Although the amount of sunlight is high, it has been found that close to 70-80% of Indians are
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Rain on brick. Steam from chai. Horns near the old gates. That’s a normal evening, and right in the middle stands Lahore’s Historical Landmarks: Badshahi Mosque, Lahore Fort, Shalimar Gardens. Old, steady, still part of
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Many Pakistanis who would desire to have a better career opportunity, education, and life would have a bright future in migration to the developed countries. Canada, Australia, Germany and New Zealand among others are some
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Across Pakistan, students are quietly working after class. Cafés, tuition centers, laptops glowing late at night, everywhere, young people are earning small amounts just to keep things steady. Part-time jobs for students in Pakistan have
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In every city of Pakistan, you’ll find young people sitting with laptops in noisy cafés or quiet corners of their homes. Many of them are freelancers earning online. Knowing how to apply for freelance jobs
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A retired schoolteacher counts his savings, again. He lives in a two-room rental in Dhoke Syedan. Rent just went up. His son, a driver, sends money from Lahore. They’ve been trying to buy a small
