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Cold air on the face, tea steaming in a chipped cup, road turning white ahead. Popular travel spots in Pakistan for winter draw crowds for snow, quiet valleys, chairlifts, and clear night skies. This season
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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
Sana Khalid
The culture and food of Pakistan, Lahore is recognised by its wide food culture that fuses classic taste with modern food experiences. Lahori street food to fancy fine dining are all part of the rich
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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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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
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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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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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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,
