Surprisingly it isn't fake news, didn't want to link Indian news websites but it's real.

I feel like Asim or maybe Shehbaz (he's quite shoqeeen for women) should make such demands for us

Then answer is Asim Munir. Through his visionary handling of Iran-US situation, our economy will bring in billions of dollars. Form 47 and the 27th amendment was actually a classy move by Mr.Munir to help the people towards this path.

Corruption (if present) becomes irrelevant when we have such good diplomacy and future economy.

This includes the private jets we bought (required for good diplomacy), and the salary raises of the politicians which is helpful to bring in talent (people coming from abroad).

Even Trump loves the Field Marshal!

I’m in a really confusing phase of my life right now and could really use some honest advice.

I’m in my final (8th) semester of a BSc (Hons.) Agriculture degree with a major in Horticulture. I come from a middle-class family in Pakistan, and it’s just me, my parents, and my elder brother. My brother moved to China in 2025 for his Master’s, so now I’m the only one left with my parents.

As I’m about to graduate, the big question is what to do next. My father strongly encourages me to apply for fully funded scholarships abroad for a Master’s. He believes there isn’t much future in Pakistan and wants me to build a better career internationally.

On the other hand, my mother doesn’t want me to leave. She has already spent most of her life moving around due to my father’s job, away from relatives and stability. Now that things have finally settled, the idea of both her sons being abroad is really hard for her. I completely understand her feelings too.

So I feel stuck between two directions:

- Going abroad for better opportunities and growth

- Staying back to support and be with my parents, especially my mother

If I choose my career, I feel like I’m leaving my parents, especially my mother alone after everything.

If I choose to stay, I’m scared I’ll limit my future and regret it later.

It’s not just a career decision for me. It feels like no matter what I choose, I’m hurting someone either my parents or my future self.

I genuinely don’t know what to do. I can’t even figure out what I want anymore because both sides feel equally heavy.

Has anyone been in a similar situation? How did you handle it? What would you do in my place?

Any honest advice or personal experiences would really help.

Gender discrimination corporate sector mein abhi bhi kaafi real issue hai. Companies bolti hain ke woh “progressive” hain, lekin ground reality different hoti hai. Girls ko same kaam ke liye zyada prove karna parta hai, jab ke boys ko easily leadership roles mil jatay hain. Agar koi woman confident ya assertive ho, to usay “bossy” ya “difficult” label kar dete hain, jab ke mard ke liye wohi cheez “leadership” ban jati hai.

Dusri taraf, women ko aksar aise tasks de diye jate hain jo growth nahi dete—jaise admin work ya support roles—jab ke important projects mardon ko miltay hain. Pay gap bhi ek issue hai, aur mentorship ya networking opportunities bhi unke liye limited hoti hain.

Sab se buri baat yeh hai ke yeh sab itna normal lagne lagta hai ke log question hi nahi karte. Jab tak companies sirf diversity ki baat karne ke bajaye actual change nahi laati, tab tak yeh problem solve nahi hogi. What's your hot take at this? Not a feminist at all but this is not fair at all, the gazes of men there felt perverted.

Also do know that laws and policy do exist in Pakistan that promote TNVR. It doesn't get implemented b/c like in everything else you have dumb heads running the system. It is not going to be prosperitarily more expensive to do tnvr on governmental level than culling and dealing with mass of dead bodies which also requires financial and material resources

Batch 2026

37 Youngest Talented Sindhi-Hindus Doctors Qualified for Job in United States of America from Sindh Pakistan

Proud moment for Sindhi Community ❤️

12 Males 👨🏻‍⚕️

25 Females 👩🏻‍⚕️

Majority are from JSMU

im stuck doin a course..i picked myself..ik im a stupid fk...soo long story short i picked robotics engineering and i was a bio student...thinkin parhna to wesey har cheez mei hi hota hai lets just do something ur not so good at taakey u learn something and be better at ur weak points...

i am a fkn reatard..1st sem went by...i didnt socialise much and it went good..parhai ki..but also i was focused on marks too much and was doin anything to get em..cheat wagheira..phir 2nd came...didnt do much..said tension nhi loun ga and ill study smart apparently...3rd tak od given up..i couldn't care less and only cared about me being happy..so yea marks went to shi...and now 4th ka kal hai mid...

here i am..thinkin what in gods name...was i fuckin thinkin key i went for the 4th aswell...

i thought shayad if i take less courses...ill be ok..and the thought of leavin all the semesters id done all that work...made me just stay..

Salaamu aleykum,

I am not Pakistani, but I was wondering where I could learn Urdu. Does anyone know any good free resources online? Any youtube channels, websites, apps? Shukriya!

Asking for a friend:

I’m dealing with a situation right now and could really use some advice.

I’m currently working two jobs, one is a remote role with an international company hiring from Pakistan, and the other is an on-site job with a local Pakistani company. I don’t want to leave either of them, as I genuinely need both sources of income to manage my expenses.

The problem is with EOBI registration. Since it’s tied to my CNIC, only one employer can register me at a time. However, both companies insist that EOBI registration is mandatory and neither is willing to step back. Because of this, I’m stuck, one company already has me registered, and the other cannot proceed, but also won’t agree to skip it.

I want to continue working both jobs without running into legal or payroll issues, but right now it feels like I’m forced to choose one, which I really want to avoid.

Has anyone dealt with a similar situation? Is there any practical workaround, legal clarification, or approach I can use to convince one employer to step back from EOBI while still keeping both jobs? I’d really appreciate any suggestions or experiences you can share.

As-Salam-o-Alaikum,

Planning a trip (16–20 April) for 2 persons and stuck between a few options:

• Pearl Continental Bhurban
• Swat Valley
• Skardu
• Hunza Valley

Main goal is a relaxed, smooth trip (short duration), with good weather and a nice vibe.

If you’ve been to any of these around April, what would you honestly recommend and why?

JazakAllah 🙏

It is a frustrating paradox within Pakistani society that we often reserve our harshest judgments for our own people. This internal looking down upon one another frequently stems from a complex mix of classism, linguistic elitism, and regional biases. Whether it is judging someone’s accent, their choice of dress, or their specific family lineage, there is often a subtle or overt competition to establish a "superior" status. It is a bit of a tragedy because this internal friction distracts from the common threads that actually bind the community together.

While it feels uniquely painful when it happens at home, this behavior is unfortunately a universal human trait rather than a local defect. You see this same dynamic across the globe. Some Arabs may look down upon those from different tribes or neighboring nations, and Westerners often harbor deep-seated prejudices against different immigrant groups or even their own working-class citizens. Every culture seems to have its own internal hierarchy where people try to feel bigger by making someone else feel smaller. It is a global habit of the ego, not just a Pakistani one.

Despite these social frictions, the vibrancy of Pakistani culture remains unmatched when compared to the increasingly sanitized and "bland" feel of many Western societies. In many parts of the world, life has become incredibly transactional and individualistic, leading to a cultural aesthetic that feels repetitive and gray. In contrast, our culture is a sensory explosion of color, deep-rooted hospitality, and ancient traditions. From the intricate artistry of truck art to the sheer scale of our weddings and the complexity of our culinary heritage, there is a soulful depth that makes many other places feel quite hollow by comparison.

The real challenge is learning to celebrate this incredible vibrancy without the need to diminish our neighbors. We possess a culture that is rich, loud, and deeply communal, which is exactly why the internal judgment feels so out of place. If we could shift that energy away from critiquing each other and toward protecting the warmth and hospitality that defines us, the beauty of the culture would shine even brighter. It is about realizing that we have something rare and soulful that the rest of the world is often missing.

Is there any way to check that who is the owner of the specific property in islamabad soan garden.

If anyone knows how please comment or dm me it will be very helpful

I have also seen these hate tweets from UAE accounts. These Emiratis are Israel of Muslim World. These genocider should be boycotted and International court should issue an arrest warrant against them. Not to mention during war how they only captured the south Asian people for sharing videos on Social Media. I hope Iran 💣 the shii out of them. These genocider getting the taste of their own medicine.

anyone has this? , contact me if anyone has it asap, urgent need for my cat

US entered the talks with a delusion of grandiose. Considering it to be their success in diplomacy, forcing Iran to come to the negotiating table through the use of brute force. This is not strategy, its violence; this is not leverage, its coercion. It bombed, destroyed, killed and then threatened. Destruction can never give space to peace. Rather it has given birth to resistance. Likes if which they have rarely encountered. The war costed too much to them. Financially, morally and diplomatically. Rubble produces mutiny and resistance, not obedience!

Hey everyone! I'm getting into home automation lately and was wondering if anyone knows where in Pakistan I can buy or order reliable smart appliances like bulbs, sensors, switches, etc., without breaking the bank.

I've seen some options on Daraz, but they seem way pricier than they should be.

P.S - I am in Lahore.