Meet Muhammad Abbas, a young Pakistani who inspire and enable hundreds of breadwinners to acquire valuable freelancing skills and made many jobless people survive the long months of lockdown.

During the peak of the pandemic when the lockdown was causing jobs and economic crisis, people with no income were on the edge of hope, Muhammad Abbas stepped up to help people struggling to earn for their families and necessities.

Abbas who is currently pursuing a degree of BS Computer Science (Software Engineering) PAF – KIET founded his “Software House Technomide” in 2019 to work on emerging and leading technologies, he enabled breadwinners with Freelancing and E-Commerce skills. Many people had skills but no idea how they can work and earn through freelancing and e-commerce from their homes.

He managed to enable over 200 breadwinners by providing them online training sessions of Freelancing, E-Commerce, Digital Marketing, Web Development, Mobile App Development, Software Development, Graphic Designing, Social Media Marketing, Word Press, and Amazon Virtual Assistant Service.

Over 200 breadwinners are using the skills he provided to earn online from their homes and feed their families without depending on a full-time salary. He also empowered women with the same set of skills, regardless they are working women or housewives. His skills enabled women in this gender-biased world to earn in the same manner as any other man can.

You can also avail services of Technomide Software House for any kind of business.

Contact: 0312-8541749 || 0346-7052540

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It has long been observed that specific and well-known figures are given about Pakistan’s defense budget. Critics of the military say that the military takes 70 or 80 percent of the total budget.

The Minister of Finance, Mr. Shaukat Tareen presented Rs. 8,400 billion federal budget in the National Assembly on Friday. According to the budget, for the fiscal year 2021-22, the total defence budget is 1370 billion rupees. Out of the total budget, only 16% is allocated for defence.

Let’s discuss the details of the defence budget, Rs. 651Bn is allocated for the Pakistan Army,
Rs. 291Bn is allocated for the Air Force and Rs. 148Bn is allocated for the Pak Navy. The allocation is 2.54% of the GDP.

However, Rs.1.29 trillion were allocated for Defence in the budget 2020-21 last year out of the total Rs.7294.9 billion which was 2.86% of the GDP.

As Imran Khan said, the third budget will prove to be a delightful gesture for the nation. The government introduced some relief in the budget. However, the budget was criticized by the opposition, calling it a burden for people depending on their salary.

Rs 8,400 billion budget was presented in the National Assembly of Pakistan by the Federal Minister of Finance Shoukat Tareen. The budget proved to be positive in some aspects by cutting tax on car import to make cars more affordable and abolishing duty On Papers Import For Holy Qur’an.

Finance Minister Shaukat Tareen presented the “Budget for the Fiscal Year 21-22” in the National Assembly today. Major decisions were made to allocate resources to different sectors like health, education, defence etc. This year’s budget allocated 37% more to the Public Sector Development Programme as compared to the last year.

The government took a decision to increase the Federal Government Employees salary by 10%. Likewise, to minimise inflationary pressure on labourers and workers, the government has increased their salary to 20,000/- per month. Shaukat Tareen said that this increase in salaries would be applicable from 1st July 2021.

Apart from this, an increase in orderly allowance from Rs. 14,000 to 17,500 per month has also been proposed in the budget. The government took all these decisions to lessen the economic burden on the low-income class.

The prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, refused to meet CIA Director William Burns during his secret visit to Islamabad in April. This is the second time PM Khan has called the US to follow state protocols.

Mr Burns visited Pakistan to negotiate on US bases in Pakistan. He was conveyed that Pakistan would never allow the US to use its land or airspace. During his visit, Mr. Burns had asked to meet PM Khan, but he was told to follow the state protocols.

Back in 2018, PM Imran Khan had refused to meet Mike Pompeo, the US Secretary of State without following protocol as Mr. Khan waited to chair the meeting. In fact, the visit of Mr. Pompeo was delayed earlier and later reduced to 4 hours.

Netizens are praising the Prime Minister of Pakistan because he upheld principles under pressure. People of Pakistan want the state to negotiate with other countries rather than being a puppet.

Pakistan had earlier conveyed that it is not going to host US bases for strikes in Afghanistan.

Saudi Ambassador in Pakistan, Nawaf bin Saeed Al-Malkiy, met with the Federal Minister for economic affairs, Omar Ayub Khan, in Islamabad on Wednesday. In the meeting, the Saudi envoy said that the Kingdom has promised to lend a loan of 901 million Saudi Riyal (37.4 billion Pakistani Rupees) for the construction of Mohmand Dam. The loan will be given for 25 years at a concessional rate of 2%.

According to an official statement issued after the meeting, the dam will be constructed on Swat river in district Mohmand of KPK with a gross water storage capacity of 1.2 MAF and will generate 800 MW of electricity. The dam will also irrigate 16,000 acres of land and will play a key role in the socio-economic advancement of the province.

Omar Ayub emphasized that besides unfastening the hydropower potential of KPK province, this Hydropower project will also enhance energy security by increasing the share of hydel power in country’s total energy.

Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) alliance members, divided already due to political differences, have started opening up against each other. PDM members had opposed each other on many things, from speech against state institutions to tendering of resignations in the national and provincial assemblies, to the appointment of chairman Senate.

From playing blame games to accusing each other of siding with the government, the grand alliance that was meant to topple sitting government turned against each other. Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) has repeatedly accused Pakistan People Party (PPP) of not keeping up with the PDM cause.

PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto Zardari disagreed to co-ordinate with Mariyam Nawaz saying that she was only a vice president and assigned a vice president from Peoples’ Party to deal with her. Now that PDM is no more, PPP Senator Saleem Mandviwalla revealed that Maryam Nawaz’s love affair with People’s Party was one-sided and we were never serious in this affair. He said we had nothing to do with this nor we started this love affair.

A Religious Leader named “Mufti Sardar Ali Haqqani” from KPK’s Lakki Marwat district has been arrested for threatening Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai on her recent remarks regarding Marriage/Partnership.

According to Dawn, Lakki Marwat District Police Officer (DPO) confirmed that an arrest had taken place on Wednesday after a FIR was filed against the Mufti under Anti-Terrorism Act.

According to the FIR, a video was also circulating on social media showing Mufti at a gathering in Peshawar in which he was urging the people to attack Malala by taking law into their own hands.

Moreover, he also said that he will be the first one to attempt a suicide attack on Malala whenever she returns to Pakistan. The religious leader was also armed as per the FIR.

It also added that Mufti didn’t try to file any application on any legal forum but instead he expressed to take the law into his own hands and also tried to urge others, He got arrested after these life threatening statements made against Malala.