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Zayn Malik’s upcoming album Konnakol By Zayn Malik is drawing unusual interest in Pakistan, and not just because he is one of the biggest global stars with Pakistani roots. The album, due on April 17,
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Deep in the heart of Pakistan’s upper Swat Valley, Kalam Forest awaits for Swat Valley Travel—where the air smells of pine and deodars rustle. Whether you know it as Ushu Forest or the Kalam Plain,
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If you want a real taste of Pakistani street food, the Peshawari Chapli Kebab is legendary. Born in Peshawar, this Pashtun favorite delivers a perfectly blistered edge with a rich and intensely seasoned inside. Beyond
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Canada’s 2026 immigration story feels more selective, more targeted, and a little more practical than the high-volume years many applicants still picture under Canada PR Pathways 2026. The federal government has kept permanent resident admissions
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The Cicada Variant BA.3.2, or Omicron BA.3.2, emerged in South Africa in 2024 and resurfaced globally in 2025–26 with 50+ spike mutations. Mild symptoms like cough prevail; WHO monitors but no severe threat yet, even
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Today, Saturday, March 28, 2026, Mela Chiraghan Lahore 2026 is back with its familiar mix of devotion, memory, and citywide buzz. The festival, also called the Festival of Lights, marks the annual Urs of the
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Ranveer Singh Dhurandhar box office success has changed the game for Bollywood, with his exciting spy thriller breaking the ₹1,000 crore worldwide gross mark. Directed by Aditya Dhar, this A-rated action film draws inspiration from
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For years, John Wick replacement movie was the epitome of modern action films; what's about to come out seems ready to carry on that standard (the gold bar of modern action films), given its similarly
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Marvel has confirmed the release date for its upcoming special, The Punisher: One Last Kill release date, which will give fans an exact timeline for the return of one of the MCU’s darkest anti-heroes. Official
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Some films are like stories. Others look like journeys. Indian spy movies, which are based around Pakistan, feel like a combination of both. They move from silence to chaos, from emotions to explosions, and somewhere
