Ali Raza Khan
A phone lights up at 6.30 am, the feed scrolls, and an odd itch appears. Too many eyes on that “Following” list. The question returns again: how to hide the following list on instagram without
Sana Khalid
A Karachi café at 6 pm. Cups clink, phones glow, and a familiar hook cuts through the chatter. That scene repeats in Lahore, Islamabad, Faisalabad. Short clips rule the feed, and 10 hit Pakistani songs
Sana Khalid
Morning commute, phone in hand, thumb scrolling. The feed moves fast and so do rankings for the most followed Pakistani celebrities on Instagram. Fans check reels, brands check numbers, media tracks every spike. Simple. This
Sana Khalid
The Pakistani dramas have become very popular in all parts of the world due to their strong narrative, emotionalism and cultural purity. The availability of multiple platforms where people can watch their favorite shows anywhere,
Urooj Niazi
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
Urooj Niazi
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
Urooj Niazi
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
Urooj Niazi
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,
Urooj Niazi
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
Urooj Niazi
Lahore moves at its own pace. Markets open early, tea stalls smell of cardamom, and the noise never really fades. But every cup of chai feels heavier on the pocket now. The Cost of Living
