Urooj Niazi
Gold remains one of Pakistan’s most trusted stores of value. People buy gold for jewellery, weddings, gifts, or as a hedge against inflation. As a result, the updates on daily rates for various gold purities
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Currency boards in Karachi flickered at sunrise. Men stood with calculators, murmuring as numbers shifted. The Pakistani Rupee is once again moving against the US Dollar, Euro, Indian Rupee, Saudi Riyal, and Russian Ruble. These
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Step into a jeweler’s shop in Karachi early morning and the first thing you notice is the board with fresh numbers scribbled in chalk. A shop assistant wipes yesterday’s figure, writes a new one, and
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The exchange rate of the Pakistani Rupee today became the main talking point at money changers across Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad. Screens flickered with numbers tied to the US Dollar, Euro, Indian Rupee, Saudi Riyal,
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Walk into any jewellery market in Pakistan and the first thing heard at the counter is always the same: “What’s the gold rate today?” The answer sets the tone for the day. Brides-to-be check family
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Lahore is also known as the cultural heart of Pakistan full with family rich history. The interesting part is that the city has grand forts along with beautiful mosques, and even royal gardens. Some of
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Payer is not just a ritual it’s like taking one step everyday to connect your Spiritual form and for Muslims living in Pakistan, for them, performing Fajr prayer on time is very essential. That’s why
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Currency exchange rates are a major component of local and international trade. Knowing the latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan ensures that businesses, travelers, and investors' financial plans are accurate. As currency exchange rates today
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Tomorrow before dawn, streets across Pakistan will once again stir at the call of Fajr. In Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore, and towns across Punjab, the exact minute of the prayer shapes how mornings unfold. Some families
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Walk into any currency dealer in Lahore or Karachi and the first thing you hear is the soft hum of calculators. Fingers tapping, customers leaning close, papers sliding across the counter. Every rupee counted, every
