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The air in Karachi’s money market felt still this morning. Screens flashed numbers that barely moved. Dealers leaned on their counters, half-watching the changing digits, half-listening to the hum of ceiling fans. The Pakistani Rupee
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Multan International Airport has been developed into a leading departure airport of low cost labor flights as thousands of Pakistani laborers seek their work opportunities in the Middle East. Airlines have been providing special offers,
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At a money exchange counter in Karachi, the sound of counting machines filled the air as the Pakistani Rupee held still against the US Dollar, Euro, Indian Rupee, and Russian Ruble. The clerk adjusted his
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At the core of Islamabad’s vibrant food scene, kebabs dominate the landscape. New and old restaurants are opening their doors, and there are many more reasons for food enthusiasts to celebrate in the city. The
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In Karachi’s money market, screens light up early. Dealers murmur numbers over weak cups of tea, checking charts that shift every few seconds. The currency exchange rate today of Pakistani Rs (PKR) is steady but
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Prayer times have a spiritual value as the people of Islamabad, Pakistan, mark the time of attachment and prayer within the day. The daily systematic plan of Salah (prayers) on October 14, 2025, is indicative
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The Wordle solution for Saturday, October 11, was STACK. This five-letter word describes a pile of objects. There are numerous scenarios for which a stack refers to a pile of items arranged on top of
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On October 12, 2025 a prayer or Namaz five times was performed by muslims of Pakistan, on fixed time from the sun. Again, these vary by city, but a typical schedule can be referenced here:
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The morning at Pakistan’s money exchange markets began quietly. Fans buzzed above old wooden counters as traders checked the latest rates. The Pakistani Rupee (PKR) opened around 283.40 per USD, a small slip from the
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Before dawn, Karachi stays quiet. A few cars move along empty roads, and streetlights flicker against the breeze. Then the Fajr Adhan starts, long, clear, and familiar. It rolls across the blocks and fades near
