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Every year, Northern Pakistan becomes a winter dream-like place, with snow-covered mountains, frozen lakes, and clean white scenery that makes for ideal scenery in postcards. The winter season, with its silent villages, bright, clear skies,
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On 25 October 2025, one US dollar (USD) was traded at 281.0 Pakistan rupees (PKR) in the inter-bank and open market in Pakistan. This value indicates a marginal decline of the Pakistani rupee (PKR) in
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Islamabad which is the scenic capital of Pakistan not only boasts of a peaceful atmosphere and green cover but also of its attractive cafes planted in the midst of the Margalla Hills. It is not
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In a domain often characterised by religious differences, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) stands out as a symbol of coexistence. This is most evident in the Abrahamic Family House (AFH) situated on Saadiyat Island, Abu
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When night settles over Lahore, food becomes language. Smoke curls around streetlights, horns hum in the distance, and the smell of ghee mixes with dust and rain. Gawalmandi and Lakshmi Chowk wake up just then,
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Gold prices moved again across Pakistan this morning. The gold rate today in Pakistan showed small changes, but enough to make traders pause. Karachi’s Sarafa Bazaar opened with the first quote, followed by Lahore, Islamabad,
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Every year, travelers argue the same thing, Skardu or Hunza? Two valleys, one country, endless debate. Both sit high in Gilgit-Baltistan, wrapped in wind, dust, and snow peaks that look close enough to touch. The
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Wordle continues to challenge players around the world with its daily five-letter puzzle. If you’re finding today’s game tricky, here are the official hints, clue, and answer for October 21, 2025. Wordle Hints for October
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By mid-December, the plains go dull, and the hills start whispering. Smoke curls from tea stalls, boots crunch on icy paths, and every turn smells of pine and wood fire. Across Pakistan, these hill stations
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By mid-morning, the streets near Lahore’s Liberty Market are already busy. Shop shutters rise, and the smell of fresh dye drifts from fabric stalls. Rows of hijabs sway gently in the breeze. Some are soft
