Pakistani television host and sitting parliamentarian Aamir Liaquat Hussain took to Twitter to talk about the rise in the divorce rate.
He blamed modern and independent women for the rise in the divorce rate. He stated most of the divorces happen when women file for “Khula” in court.
He quoted a report that in one year over one 100,000 women filed for divorce and over 10,000 women successfully got divorce degrees through courts.
Pakistani sports journalist Zainab Abbas during a sports ceremony interviewed different Pakistani cricketers.
While approaching Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Rizwan, she realized that the pious cricketer usually avoids making eye contact with female journalists.
Respecting the choice of Mohammad Rizwan, Zainab Abbas moved behind him to continue the interview so that he can comfortably complete the interview.
Social media loved the respect given to Muhammad Rizwan by Zainab Abbas. They both were appreciated for respecting each other and setting an example.
Amnah Umair, an Islamabad-based educationist who is running a home-based school since 2013.
With the aim of education for everyone, Amnah Umair is providing free education to street children who can’t afford school fees.
Following the rise of pandemic across Pakistan, the financial conditions of many parents paying for school fees were disturbed which caused more students to drop out of school.
Amnah’s home-based School welcomed those students and provided them an opportunity to resume their education.
The Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan made a telephone call to the President of Russia Vladimir Putin on Monday.
PM Imran Khan lauded the positive comments of President Putin against the blasphemy of the Holy Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
During the telephonic conversation, both leaders exchanged their views on bilateral relations and common benefits that will include trade and cooperation.
Before ending the conversation, both heads of state invited each other to visit their countries.
Major General (R) Saad Khattak from the Pakistan army who has also served as Pakistani high commissioner to Sri Lanka launched his political party.
With the experience of both a soldier and a diplomat, General Saad Khattak wants to represent the ordinary people of Pakistan.
While addressing the launching ceremony, he revealed the name of his political party that is the Pakistan Aam Admi Movement (PAAM).
This party aims to challenge feudal politics. General Saad Khattak said let’s allow the new blood and end the dominance of families and feudales in Pakistani politics.
Following the statement of Russian President Vladimir Putin when he said that blasphemy against Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is not freedom of speech.
Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan praised the statement of President Putin, today Imran Khan made a phone call to Putin to express his appreciation.
Imran Khan said Putin is the first Western leader you should empathy and sensitivity towards the sentiments of Muslims for their beloved Prophet ﷺ.
Both leaders also discussed trade and mutual benefits and also invited each other to visit their countries.
According to the investigation of the Murree tragedy led by a five-member committee, the unpleasant Murree incident took place because of the negligence of civil administration.
The investigation was completed on Sunday. The inquiry committee is preparing a draft which will be presented to the Chief Minister of Punjab Usman Buzdar within two or three days.
The investigation revealed total 29 snowploughs were available out of which 20 were parked at the same place and the operators of snowploughs were missing.
It is also reported that the met office informed the civil administration about the snowfall yet the administration stopped the traffic after two days that caused road blockage in Murree.
Despite the unwillingness of PM Imran Khan, govt may approach IMF if we fail to boost our exports
But who is stopping us?
We have the 5th biggest population which is our workforce yet we produce less than those countries having less workforce than us.
Shameful isn’t it?
Total export of Pakistan is $32 bil, with 223 mil population which is 5th highest in the world when it comes to export we are ranked above 65th position.
What is even worse that countries with less population than Pakistan, smaller than Pakistan & fewer resources than Pakistan export more than Pakistan.
Let’s talk about Slovakia, a country with 5.4 million population but the total export is
$90 billion.
What they produce and export is automobiles, machineries and electronic gadgets.
Our Nation loves buying & importing new cars but we never mind producing one, a nation that can produce ballistic missiles can’t produce its own car.
There is another country with 4.9 million population and they make $31 billion by just exporting blood.
This county is Ireland, with this small population they also export pharmaceutical and chemical products which make their total export $190 billion.
Qatar is another country with less population than Pakistan i.e 2.9 million. Their total export is $56 billion, they export natural gas, steel and fertilizers. Even we are importing gas from Qatar.
Finland, a country with 5.5 million generates $74 billion by just exporting refined petroleum, which is not even their own extraction. They import oil from Oman and Russia and export it after refining it. Stainless steel and chemical products is also their export.
Poland, a country with 38 million population earns $300 billion by exporting automobile spare parts, poshish seats and furnitures. Countries far from Poland and near to Pakistan imports these goods from Poland instead of Pakistan, that’s a big question mark on our diplomacy.
Here comes Holland, the country once we wanted to boycott because of their anti Islam activities.
With 17.44 million they earn $674 billion by exporting refined petroleum just like Finland, cheese and scrap metal.
We have a higher population than these countries mentioned above (which is our workforce), we have resources, we have a jobless generation, we have civil servants who clear the toughest CSS exams, what we don’t have is a leader who can utilise the capabilities of this Nation.
But the main problem is when an ordinary person tries to start a business, the officials he has to deal with are not cooperative at all. The amount of fraud and pending cases is another reason fellow Pakistanis fear investing in Pakistan.
What Pakistan needs is quality control and encouragement to produce things locally instead of depending on imports. PM Imran Khan should focus more on using his influence to agree friendly countries to import Pakistani products at a cheaper cost instead of asking for bailout packages.
Pakistan can provide products cheaper than China as the minimum wage in China is 1,620 yuan (Rs 45k). Pakistani labour gets a minimum wage of Rs 25k or less which is cheaper than China. Pakistan is just a leadership away from becoming one of the best economies in the world.
During the celebration of ashes victory, Australian test cricket team captain Pat Cummins told the teammates to put away the beer bottles so that Usman Khuwaja can also be a part of the celebration as a Pakistan-born Australian player.
It is generally observed that the Muslim cricket players avoid celebrating the victory with beer showers and they stay away from the celebration if such things are happening.
Recently, Usman Khuwaja, an Australian opening batsman, as usual, stood away from the Australian team at the time of celebration as they celebrate victory with a beer shower.
But a good gesture from the Australian captain Pat Cummins came under the light when he told his other teammates to put away the beer bottles so that Usman can join them in the celebration as well.
Under the new deal signed between
Pakistan’s National Engineering and Science Commission (NESCOM) and Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), both countries will co-produce combat drones.
Under this agreement, human resources and technology will be exchanged between both friendly nations.
The general manager of TAI, Dr. Temel Kotil stated, this contract with Pakistan will being new inventions in the UAV industry.
Last year in December, Turkey agreed to sell hundred surveillance drones to India. After selling those drones to India, Turkey is developing modern attack drones with Pakistan.
