What happened: This is the 2nd time since 2019 that India and Pakistan have issued visas. The visas have been given to Pakistani diplomats and
India issued 20 diplomatic visas to Pakistan in a bid to restore relations Read More »
What happened: Cricket legend, Wasim Akram (@wasimakramliveofficial) posted a video on his Instagram account where he can be seen enjoying a Dholki night with his
‘Haters gonna hate, Wasim Akram and his wife are gonna shake’ Read More »
What happened: Pakistan’s prime minister Imran Khan met the differently-abled artist from Lahore. It is pertinent to know that Umar Jarral suffers from cerebral palsy
Imran Khan meets differently-abled Umar Jarral and receives a gift from the artist Read More »
What happened: United States of America contributes nearly 42 million tonnes of plastic waste, becoming the most significant contributor to global plastic waste. The 42
US is the top generator of plastic waste, contributing to the environmental crisis Read More »
What happened: With the year coming to an end, YouTube has unveiled the most viewed videos that were uploaded in 2021, along with the top
What happened: Karachi Bachao Tehreek (@karachibachaotehreek) took on their Twitter account to report that one of their organizers, who is a transwoman, was abducted and
What happened: PML-N supporters celebrated Shaista Pervez Malik’s victory. In the meanwhile, a rickshaw driver named Muhammad Ramzan who claims to be a strong supporter
This rickshaw driver won’t take you to the polling station if you’re a PML-N supporter Read More »
What happened: In a media briefing outside the Islamabad court, PML-N’s vice president, Maryam Nawaz, said, “Imran Khan should resign and save his respect as no
What happened: After a citizen was allegedly shot and critically injured in Lahore on Saturday morning, members of the Dolphin team were suspended. Details: The
Members of Dolphin Team, Lahore were suspended after they shot a citizen under suspicion Read More »
What happened: A British business, Currys PC World (@currys) set a Guinness World Record by building 1,496 recycled washing machines into a 44-foot pyramid. The aim behind
A 44-foot pyramid made of 1,496 washing machines made a Guinness World Record Read More »