The fashion icon, Hassan Sheheryar Yasin, A.K.A. “HSY” is now taking a step forward from the fashion world and embarking on his acting journey, that too in Hollywood. Talk about having game!
About the Debut
With Disney+’s newly released series Deli Boys, the fashion mogul and couturier has not only designed costumes for the Hollywood production but also made his on-screen debut. Easily, the only Pakistani designer to do such a thing.
What is Deli Boys?
Directed by Ahmed Ibrahim and Jenni Konner (Girls), Deli Boys premiered on March 6 on Hulu and Disney+. It has offered a darkly comedic and thrilling narrative centered around legacy, crime and chaotic family dynamics.
The series focuses on two pampered Pakistani-American brothers, Mir and Raj (played by Asif Ali and Saagar Shaikh). Soon, they find their privileged lives unravelling after the sudden demise of their convenience store magnate father. It is only then that they realise that their father’s life wasn’t as simple. The brothers discover their Baba’s secret life of crime as they attempt to navigate his criminal empire. Along with allegations like tax evasion and cocaine smuggling.
The show is being praised for its unique blend of humour and grit. The multi dimensional South Asian narrative isn’t something you usually come across in Hollywood.
HSY has styled lead actors Poorna Jagannathan, Shaikh and Zainne Saleh for episodes eight and nine of the show, bringing his signature South Asian flair to its visual storytelling. It is these same episodes where HSY is seen on the screen too.
Designer HSY standing with actress Poorna Jagannathan and actress Zainne Saleh
“Designing for Deli Boys has been an exhilarating experience, but making my Hollywood debut in the show makes it even more special,” HSY shared. “This collaboration is not just about fashion — it’s about representation. Bringing authentic South Asian designs to a global audience in a mainstream Hollywood production is an honour, and I’m thrilled for everyone to witness it.”
The fashion mogul has played a very important role in taking our culture global and has surely made his nation much more proud than before. We are keen to see what more is to come!
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Instagram’s new video editor app, Edits, will launch later than expected. According to the App Store, the release date was initially set for March 13, but it has now shifted to March 31, 2025. Meta hasn’t shared a reason for the delay.
Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri introduced Edits as a tool for people who love making videos on their phones. The app promises a full range of creative features, including:
Inspiration tab to explore ideas
Idea tracker to save concepts
High-quality camera for better video capture
Complete editing tools for trimming, merging, and more
Draft sharing with friends and creators
Seamless export to Instagram and detailed Reels insights
Screenshots show options to crop videos, add sound and voiceovers, create subtitles and adjust settings like resolution and frame rate. Unlike some competitors, Edits will allow watermark-free exports to any platform.
Interestingly, Instagram announced Edits the same day the US banned TikTok and CapCut. Since Reels already competes with TikTok, it makes sense for Meta to invest in its own editor.
The app will first launch for iPhone, with an Android version coming “soon after.”
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The player draft for The Hundred 2025 took place on March 12, with no Pakistan players securing contracts. Despite 45 men’s cricketers registering, all remained unselected.
In the men’s draft, Naseem Shah was the highest-priced Pakistan player, setting a reserve price of £120,000. Imad Wasim and Saim Ayub listed at £78,500, while Shadab Khan, Hasan Ali and Mohammad Hasnain entered at £63,000.
Several others, including Mohammad Abbas and Haider Ali, registered without reserve prices. With overseas slots still available, the complete omission of Pakistan players was unexpected. Meanwhile, Afghanistan’s Noor Ahmad and New Zealand’s Michael Bracewell secured £200,000 deals, the highest among overseas signings.
The draft also marked a shift in The Hundred’s structure, with external investments entering franchises. Four teams are now backed by IPL owners, a league where Pakistan players have been absent since the very first edition back in 2008.
England’s veteran pacer James Anderson was another high-profile omission. The 42-year-old, set to play in the T20 Blast, was overlooked for one of the 26 domestic spots but remains eligible for a wildcard pick.
Elsewhere, Australia’s David Warner landed his first Hundred contract, signing with London Spirit for £120,000, while Champions Trophy Player of the Tournament Rachin Ravindra joined Manchester Originals.
England internationals also secured lucrative deals, with Jamie Overton and David Willey earning £200,000 contracts. Teams can still make final adjustments in May’s wildcard draft before the tournament begins on August 5.
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The Foreign Office (FO) has accused India of being behind terrorist attacks in Pakistan. During a weekly briefing in Islamabad, FO spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan confirmed that the rescue operation following the Jaffar Express attack had been successfully completed. He also stated that intelligence reports indicated the terrorists were in contact with their associates in Afghanistan during the attack.
The Jaffar Express was ambushed on Tuesday by separatist militants while traveling from Quetta to Peshawar. The attackers blew up the railway track and fired rockets at the train. A two-day operation was conducted by security forces to neutralise the terrorists. Following the rescue, Lt-Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry stated that 21 hostages lost their lives during the standoff. However, the ISPR clarified that no civilians were harmed in the final operation.
FO spokesperson reiterated Pakistan’s concerns over terrorist groups using Afghan soil for cross-border attacks. “We have repeatedly asked the Afghan interim government to prevent organisations like the BLA from operating within its borders,” Khan said. Pakistan has previously provided evidence to Afghan authorities regarding militant safe havens. Despite ongoing tensions, Islamabad remains committed to counterterrorism cooperation.
According to the ISPR, the attack took place in a remote area, making rescue efforts challenging. The Army, Air Force, and Frontier Corps participated in the operation, with Special Service Group (SSG) personnel also involved. The ISPR statement revealed that the attackers included suicide bombers and that 4 security personnel lost their lives while preventing further casualties.
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At SXSW 2025, Bluesky CEO Jay Graber made a bold fashion statement that reflected her company’s vision. She wore a large black T-shirt with the phrase “Mundus sine caesaribus,” meaning “A world without Caesars.”This was a direct contrast to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s past reference to Julius Caesar, where he wore a shirt with “Aut Zuck aut nihil”(Either Caesar or nothing).
Bluesky, a decentralised and open-source social network, stands against the centralised control of platforms like Facebook. Graber highlighted this during her keynote, explaining, “If a billionaire came in and bought Bluesky, or took it over or if I decided tomorrow to change things in a way that people really didn’t like, then they could fork off and go on to another application.” She added that multiple applications already exist within Bluesky’s network, giving users the freedom to create alternatives.
Meta has faced criticism for its policies, including using public user posts to train AI and reducing third-party fact-checking. These decisions have led users to seek alternative platforms, with Bluesky gaining traction. However, while Bluesky is nearing 33 million users, Meta still dominates with over 3.35 billion daily active users across Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook.
Despite the vast difference in user base, Bluesky’s decentralised model offers users more control and transparency. Unlike proprietary platforms, Bluesky allows users to modify and distribute its open-source code. Graber’s message at SXSW suggests that the future of social media could shift towards platforms that prioritize user autonomy over centralised control.
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Lately, Pakistanis have preferred to go green by adopting solarisation. This change is primarily due to skyrocketing grid electricity tariffs that have increased by 155% over three years. The high electricity cost coupled with declining solar panel prices due to China’s overproduction resulted in a new trend of “Solar” in Pakistani households. This interest in renewable energy has left the experts in shock too as no one saw such a massive change coming. Pakistan is now the world’s sixth-largest solar market.
And honestly, after so long, our country is adopting a good habit; an economical one. Solar energy is a cost-effective solution to electric energy, given that its purchase is done wisely.
If you are also someone who aims to install solar panels in your house, make sure to first consider the price ranges in the market and then make a calculated purchase.
General Overview: Solar Price in Pakistan (2025 Updated)
Currently, prices seem to fluctuate due to technological advancements and increased competition in the market. However, this is the general picture we have of the average solar price in Pakistan (as of now).
150W – 200W Solar Panels: PKR 12,000 – 18,000
300W – 350W Solar Panels: PKR 22,000 – 32,000
400W – 500W Solar Panels: PKR 38,000 – 55,000
Complete 1kW Solar System: PKR 130,000 – 160,000
Complete 5kW Solar System: PKR 550,000 – 750,000
Complete 10kW Solar System: PKR 1,100,000 – 1,400,000
Important Note: Please keep in mind that the imported solar panels from renowned brands like JA Solar, Canadian Solar and Longi will be on the higher end of the spectrum in comparison to local alternatives.
The Best Solar Prices in Pakistan: Affordability With Quality
A solar panel is divided into multiple grades based on quality (the same as a school’s grading system). Here are the top graded prices that have both quality and affordability.
A-Grade Solar Panel Price
The best solar panels available in the market are A-grade solar panels. They have no defects in the circuit and provide the best efficiency. Here are the best options.
Brand and Specification
Price per Watt (pkr)
Price per plate (pkr)
Efficiency
JA 540 Watts Double Glass or Bifacial
30.7
19000
26. 81%
Longi 555-Watt Single Glass
32.15
20500
26. 4%
Longi 550-Watt Single Glass
32.15
20000
15.88% to 20.60%
Jinko N-type (Tier 1) 575-Watt
27.5
21500
15.88% to 20.60%
Canadian Topcon Solar Panel 575-Watt
35.7
20500
20. 25%
650 Canadian Watts
36
22500
26. 81%
Zn Shine 545-Watt Single Glass
35
18500
26. 4%
Longi Hi-Mo6 570 Watts Single Glass
35
21600
26. 4%
Jinko 555-Watt Single Glass
31.7
20800
21. 6%
JA 540-Watt Single Glass
31
19400
21. 6%
JA 530-Watt Single Glass
31.5
19000
21. 6%
Maysun 540 Watts
30
20500
23.2%
Doart Solar Panel 550 Watt
32
20900
21.4%
Canadian 555-Watt Tier 1 Single Glass
35.7
19400
15.88% to 20.60%
Canadian 545-Watt Single Glass
35.7
19000
15.88% to 20.60%
Canadian 550-Watt Single Glass
35.7
19500
15.88% to 20.60%
B-grade Solar Panel Price
The B-grade solar panels are also a good option; they are just less efficient comparatively. However, they will still do the job.
Brand and Specification
Price per Watt
Price per plate
Efficiency
Longi 550 watts
31.5
18000
26. 4%
Jinko 550 watt
28.5
17600
21. 6%
JA 550 Watt
29
17050
21. 6%
Some Options to Consider
If you are still confused about which one to buy, we have some options that might make the decision easier for you. These are just some good ones that we could find online, along with a good price and promising features.
A full solar setup consists of solar panels, inverters, batteries and installation. Here is an estimate of the overall expense you must expect while installing the complete solar system.
1kW Solar System
Cost:PKR 150,000 to 200,000.
Includes:Solar panels, inverter, cables, mounting structure and installation.
7kW On-Grid Solar System
Cost:Approximately PKR 850,000.
Includes:Panels, inverter, cables, mounting structures, breakers and possibly installation.
6kW Solar System
Cost:PKR 650,000 to 1,150,000.
Includes: Solar panels, an inverter, a mounting structure, wiring and potentially a battery for off-grid or hybrid setups along with other components like charge controllers and monitoring devices.
The return on investment (ROI) will typically take 3-5 years, depending on electricity usage and system size.
Best Solar Companies in Pakistan
Here are some of the best and most reliable solar companies with the best solar prices in Pakistan.
Tesla Solar Pakistan
SkyElectric
Pantera Energy
Reon Energy
Zorays Solar
Where to Buy Solar Panels?
By now, you most probably have decided which one you are buying, but how and where does one buy solar panels in Pakistan? Well, if you are buying online, you can use e-commerce platforms like Daraz, OLX Pakistan, Paksolar and Shopsy. If buying from these third party platforms gives you trust issues, you can go to the official website of the companies mentioned above or visit Saddar’s Electronic Market or Korangi Industrial Area.
What is Net Metering? Government Incentives On Solar Energy
Net metering is a billing mechanism that allows solar energy users to sell excess electricity generated by their solar panels back to the national grid. This policy was launched by the government of Pakistan to encourage people to install solar panels in Pakistan.
How Net Metering Works in Pakistan?
Solar panels generate electricity; any unused electricity is sent to the grid.
The grid records surplus electricity through a bi-directional meter installed by your power distribution company (DISCO).
Excess units are credited to your electricity bill.
At the end of the billing cycle, the consumer pays only for the net electricity used (total consumption minus solar exports).
Why Do We Need Solar Panels?
In the current economic state of the country, where the average unit price (per KWH) of electricity is approximately 65 PKR, we need Solar energy as a cost-effective solution to combat the high inflation. If one can’t save with daily expenditure, at least something will be saved with renewable energy sources.
Yes, the initial cost is high, but so are the long run benefits. Go green now and do a favour to your limited income as well as the environment.
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A UK court will hear the appeals of Urfan Sharif and Beinash Batool, who were jailed for life for murdering 10-year-old Sara Sharif. The trial revealed horrific abuse, with Sara suffering broken bones, burns and beatings with a metal pole. The judge described the cruelty as extreme and noted that neither parent showed “a shred of remorse.”
Sara’s father received a 40-year sentence, while her stepmother was sentenced to at least 33 years. Faisal Malik, her uncle, was given 16 years for causing or allowing her death. The Solicitor General, Lucy Rigby, is also appealing the father’s sentence, arguing it was “unduly lenient.”
The abuse went unnoticed by social services, despite Sara’s school raising concerns multiple times. She was withdrawn from school four months before her death. The court heard she was forced to wear a hijab to cover her injuries. The case led to new government rules on home-schooling.
After Sara’s death, the three adults fled to Pakistan, leaving behind a note claiming no intention to kill her. They returned to the UK after a month and were arrested. Sara’s body was repatriated to Poland, where her mother arranged her funeral.
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An elderly woman was taken to a bank in Karachi’s North Nazimabad area on a stretcher for biometric verification. The bank reportedly offers home service for this process, but her family still brought her in a severely ill state. A video circulating online showed the woman sitting in a chair while her attendants helped her complete the biometric verification.
In the video, a voice says, “I am at the HBL bank in L-Block, North Nazimabad, where a patient was brought on a stretcher for biometric verification.”Meanwhile, a bank official tried to stop the person from filming and instructed a guard to take away the phone.
Despite the incident, the bank staff could not explain why the woman was brought in despite her condition. Another bank official was heard telling the person recording, “It is not allowed. Do you even know the situation? You are filming in a sensitive area.”
The incident has raised concerns about the challenges elderly and sick individuals face in completing mandatory biometric verification. The video has sparked discussions on social media, with many questioning why the family had to bring her to the bank instead of using the home service.
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The life of the iconic Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee, co-creator of characters such as Spider-Man, X-Men and Iron Man, is the subject of a new documentary that makes for troubling questions about his later years. Called Stan Lee: The Final Chapter, the documentary seeks to shed light on the reported mistreatment and manipulation of Lee in the years leading up to his death in 2018 at 95 years old.
Source: Straight Arrow
A Heartbreaking Reality Unveiled
Directed by Jon Bolerjack, who worked as Lee’s assistant for the final four years of his life, the documentary purports to uncover a heartbreaking truth. Despite his illness, Lee was urged to participate in autograph signings and photo shoots, events that rode on his fame at the expense of his health.
Bolerjack, who started this documentary as an individual project, asserts to have captured a remarkable quantity of behind-the-scenes action documenting Lee’s exploitation by people who sought to make money from his image. The filmmaker reports that his attempts to expose the truth have encountered resistance in the form of possible threats and legal obstacles intended to stop the documentary from being released.
A Quest for Justice and Transparency
The documentary, which has set up a Kickstarter project to raise more than £230,000, vows to shed light on this dark tale. The trailer features Lee being escorted to conventions, obviously tired but still being trotted out for financial reward. Interviews with big comic book names like Mark Waid, Rob Liefeld and Roy Thomas lend extra weight to Bolerjack’s assertions.
Source: The Hidu
Stan Lee’s legacy continues to be a strong presence in the world of entertainment, particularly as Marvel movies continue to reign supreme at the box office. Stan Lee: The Final Chapter does pose significant ethical questions regarding how legends are treated in their advanced age.
Lee’s last cameo appearance was in Avengers: Endgame (2019), a sentimental tribute that honoured his impact on pop culture. But if what this documentary uncovered is true, it indicates an unsettling irony between the way Lee was beloved by fans and how he was handled by those allegedly closest to him.
As fans and the industry at large grapple with this new information, the documentary’s release could serve as a necessary wake-up call about safeguarding the dignity and legacy of cultural icons like Stan Lee.
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Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has set a target to provide training and job placement to 100,000 youth in Punjab. She directed officials to create a plan to send skilled manpower abroad and prioritise business cards and loans for skilled individuals. A ‘Skills on Wheels’ project will be launched for youth in remote areas with private sector collaboration.
In the first phase, 5,000 youth will receive call center training. After six weeks, they will be eligible for jobs paying around Rs100,000 per month. Officials also reviewed a proposal to introduce a skills card. The Punjab government has already completed international IT certification for 4,000 youth under the CM Skilled Punjab Initiative, with plans to increase it to 10,000.
The government is also supporting women’s skill development. A total of 480 women will be trained at the Garment Training Institute in the Quaid-i-Azam Business Park. They will receive a Rs20,000 stipend and a pick-and-drop facility. Job placement in large textile groups is also included in the programme. Meanwhile, 1,600 transgender persons have completed skills training, receiving Rs8,000 per month. A free six-month hospitality training programme will be introduced in collaboration with a British institution.
Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz also ordered the immediate withdrawal of the TDCP double-decker bus fare hike. The fare for the Sightseeing Lahore Bus Service had increased from Rs200 to Rs500, while corporate bookings were set to rise from Rs5,000 to Rs20,000. She expressed displeasure over the decision and directed officials to reverse the hike, stating that the service should remain affordable to promote tourism in Lahore.
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The total lunar eclipse in Virgo on March 13, 2025, will be a life-changing experience. As the shadow of the Earth falls upon the moon, emotions and past issues will be revealed. This “Blood Moon” will be seen throughout North America, some areas of South America, and some areas of Europe, Africa and Asia. But the true effect? It’s occurring inside you. Let’s examine what this portends for your zodiac sign:
Source: Lifestyle Asia
Aries
You’ve been on autopilot, Aries. The eclipse encourages you to pace yourself and take a break from your never-ending duties. Allow yourself to rest and rejuvenate. It’s not quitting; it’s creating the strength to continue even stronger.
Taurus
Old wounds may resurface, but don’t let them prevent you from building real connections. Open yourself to new relationships, be they romantic or platonic. Healing occurs when you let yourself be vulnerable once more.
Gemini
Communication will be difficult, Gemini. Whether you’re making plans for a night in or a heart-to-heart, be careful with your words. Consider before you speak, and avoid misunderstandings by explaining your feelings clearly.
Cancer
Misunderstandings and mixed signals may confuse you, Cancer. Take a breath and double-check your messages before acting.
Leo
Go for it, Leo. The eclipse will make you unstoppable and highly confident and motivated. Your perseverance is bearing fruit, so don’t be afraid to let your light shine and show your talents off. Success is yours to seize.
Virgo
This eclipse is your glow-up time, Virgo. You already have people drawn to you by your understated charm, but now it’s time to confidently take center stage. Don’t hide from the attention and admiration that is heading your way. You earned it.
Libra
You are so good at socialising, yet this eclipse invites you to get some quiet time to yourself. Charging your batteries alone will work wonders for your sanity. Enjoy the tranquility of being single.
Scorpio
Feeling fortunate, Scorpio? Time to place your bet on yourself. That dream or career choice? Your self-assurance and drive will see you soar. Take the plunge.
Sagittarius
The eclipse makes you think about your future job. Though you might be tempted to shake things up, don’t share your plans with everyone you talk to. Tactfulness is your friend today.
Take care of yourself, Capricorn. You cannot give if you do not have. Take care to heal, both physically and emotionally. Set your boundaries and be willing to make compromises that suit you.
Aquarius
Emotional closeness can be intimidating, but the eclipse encourages you to venture into new relationships. But do your research first to prevent regretful choices.
Pisces
Single or coupled, this is a lovely time for greater intimacy. Consider what really counts in your relationships and pursue it with an open heart.
The total lunar eclipse in Virgo is your invitation to let go of the past, heal and move forward with clarity. Have faith in the process; growth is on the way.
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Ramadan is here and while everyone is focused on fasting, let’s not forget to treat our stomachs now and then with delicious food.
How about adding some protein? Through Kababs specifically. Here are some mouth-watering Kebab recipes that everyone will love.
Chicken Kababs
We all can agree that chicken surely makes every dish much more delicious. How about some chicken Kababs then? Here is how you can make the best chicken Kababs.
Warning: You might love this recipe a little too much!
Ingredients
Chicken 500g (minced)
Red onion, 1
Orange pepper, 1
Clovesof garlic, 5
Red chilis, 3
Coriander (handful)
Paprika, 1 teaspoon
Turmeric, 1/4teaspoon
Garlic powder, 1 tablespoon
Onion powder, 1tablespoon
Salt (to taste)
Coriander powder, 2tablespoons
Cumin powder, 1tablespoon
Egg, 1
Breadcrumbs, 4 tablespoon
Ginger paste, 2tablespoon
Instructions
Begin by finely chopping the onion and pepper and then placing in a tea towel to squeeze out the excess moisture. This is extremely important as excess water in the chicken mixture can prevent you from shaping the kebabs well. Now, add this directly from the tea towel to the minced chicken in a large bowl.
Finely chop the garlic and chili and add these to the minced chicken.
Add the dry seasonings: garlic powder, paprika powder, turmeric, onion powder, salt, coriander powder and cumin powder. Once you have added all the dry seasoning, mix ginger and garlic paste in it too. Then, crack in 1 egg and add the breadcrumbs.
Thoroughly combine (we recommend doing it by hand with a pair of gloves) all the seasoning with the chicken mince. Once done pop it in the fridge to marinate overnight. The longer the marination time, the better the flavour will be!
Lightly grease your hands with some oil before shaping them into round chicken kebabs.
Pan fry with some rapeseed oil for about 4-5 minutes on each side and until golden brown. Alternatively you can bake in the oven or air-fry them too!
Chicken Kababs
Toffee Kababs Samosa
We all love or loved toffees, at least one point in our life. But how about a toffee-shaped twisted kabab? Here is how you can make them.
Ingredients
Preparing Sriracha Mini Kababs:
Boneless chicken cubes, 300g
Ginger garlic paste, 1 tsp
Green chili paste, ½ tbsp.
Crushed black pepper, ½ tsp
Paprika powder, ½ tsp
Chicken powder, ½ tsp
Himalayan pink salt, ½ tsp (to taste)
Cooking oil, 2 tbsp.
Cream, 2 tbsp.
Sriracha sauce, 2 tbsp.
Preparing Dough:
All-purpose flour, 2 Cups
Himalayan pink salt, 1 & ½ tsp
Clarified butter, 2 tbsp.
Lukewarm water, ¾ Cup
Clarified butter, 1 tsp
Cooking oil for frying
Directions
Preparing Sriracha Mini Kababs:
In a chopper, add chicken, ginger garlic paste, green chili paste, black pepper crushed, paprika powder, chicken powder and pink salt. Chop them all well.
Grease your hands with oil, then take a small quantity (20g) of the mixture and make small cylinder kababs.
In a frying pan, add cooking oil and fry kababs on medium flame until golden brown.
Turn off the flame, then add cream and sriracha sauce. Mix them all well.
Now, again turn on the flame and cook on low flame for 1-2 minutes & set aside.
Preparing Dough:
In a bowl, add all-purpose flour, pink salt and clarified butter. Mix them well.
Gradually add lukewarm water, mix well & knead until a dough is formed.
Grease with clarified butter, cover and let it rest for 30 minutes.
Knead the dough again until smooth, divide the dough in half, take one part, sprinkle dry flour and roll out with the help of rolling pin (thin sheet).
Cut 4-inch round dough with the help of a cutter, place creamy kebab in the centre of each dough, then apply water on the edges and roll to make a toffee shape.
In a pan, heat cooking oil (150°C) & fry on low flame until golden & crispy.
Who doesn’t love Chinese? Little did we know that we could incorporate the Chinese cuisine in our Pakistani kebabs too. Here is how.
Ingredients
Boneless beef, 400g
Ginger garlic paste,1 tsp
Himalayan pink salt, ½ tsp
Black pepper powder, ½ tsp
White pepper powder, ½ tsp
Water, 2 & ½ Cups
Cooking oil, 2-3 tbs
Chopped garlic, 1 tbs
Spring onion, ¼ Cup
Grated carrot, ½ Cup
Chopped capsicum, ¾ Cup
Cabbage, 1 & ½ Cup
Crushed Red chillis, 1 & ½ tsp
Himalayan pink salt, ½ tsp
Black pepper powder, ½ tsp
White pepper powder, ½ tsp
Sugar powder, ½ tsp (optional)
Chicken powder, ½ tbs
Vinegar, 1 tbs
Soy sauce 2 tbs
Chilli sauce 2 tbs
All-purpose flour, 3 tbs
Boiled potatoes, 2 medium
Spring onion leaves, ½ Cup
All-purpose flour, ½ Cup
Crushed red chili, 1 tsp
Himalayan pink salt ½ tsp
Water as required
Cooking oil for frying
Directions
In a pressure cooker, add beef, ginger garlic paste, pink salt, black pepper powder, white pepper powder and water. Mix it all well and bring it to a boil. Then, cover & pressure cook until meat is tender (18-20 minutes).
Take out beef pieces, shred them well and reserve stock for later use (1/2 Cup).
In a pan, add cooking oil and garlic. Mix well and fry for a minute.
Add spring onion, carrot, capsicum and cabbage. Mix well and cook on high flame for a minute.
Add shredded beef, crushed red chili, pink salt, white pepper powder, sugar and chicken powder and again mix
Add vinegar, soy sauce, and chili sauce.
Add all-purpose flour, mix well and then leave it to cook on high flame for a minute.
Add reserved stock (½ Cup), mix well and cook it too on high flame until it dries up.
Now, in a bowl, add the potatoes and mash them well.
Add beef & veggies mixture and spring onion leaves. Mix until well combined.
Take a of mixture and make oval shape kababs of equal sizes.
In a bowl, add all-purpose flour, crushed red chili and pink salt. Gradually add water and whisk well to make a thin batter.
Now dip kababs in prepared batter.
In a pan,heat cooking oil & fry on medium flame from both sides until golden brown
Chinese Style Beef Kabab
These are the promising delicious kebab recipes that you will surely get addicted to this Ramadan. Once you try them, you will regret not knowing about them earlier.
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Consumers are expected to see a massive relief in fuel prices from March 16, 2025, as global oil prices decline. The ex-depot price of petrol is likely to drop by Rs14.16 per litre, bringing it down to Rs241.47 from Rs255.63.
The price of diesel is also projected to decrease by Rs8.70 per litre, lowering it to Rs249.94 from Rs258.64. Diesel plays a crucial role in transport and agriculture, especially with the crop harvesting season approaching.
Consumers of kerosene oil can expect a price reduction of Rs10.33 per litre, dropping from Rs168.12 to Rs157.79. Kerosene oil, often called the poor man’s fuel, is widely used for cooking in remote areas where LPG is unavailable. The Pakistan Army is also a key consumer in the northern regions. Meanwhile, the price of light diesel oil, which is used in industries, is expected to fall by Rs7.12 per litre, reducing it to Rs146.22 from Rs153.34.
Several factors influence petroleum prices, including global oil rates, government taxes, inland freight equalisation margin, exchange rates and the premium on petrol imports. Currently, the import premium stands at $6.6 per barrel. While petroleum prices are decreasing, LNG prices are rising.
The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority has announced a slight increase in LNG consumer prices from March 1, 2025, due to higher import costs. The price for SNGPL consumers has increased by 0.37% to $12.94 per mmBtu, while SSGC consumers will pay 0.42% more at $12.74 per mmBtu. Pakistan imports LNG from Qatar under a long-term contract.
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Just when it seemed like domestic cricketers were about to face a massive pay cut, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi stepped in and put a stop to it.
In a swift move, he directed officials to maintain the existing match fees, ensuring that players competing in the National T20 tournament wouldn’t suffer financially.
This decision comes after reports surfaced that match fees were set to be slashed from PKR 100,000 per match to just PKR 10,000—a drastic drop that had many cricketers and fans worried.
Even more shocking was the rumored cut for reserve players, who were reportedly going to receive just PKR 5,000 per game.
Thankfully, Mohsin Naqvi wasn’t having any of it. He acted immediately, instructing Director of Domestic Cricket Abdullah Khurram Niazi to ensure that no reductions take place.
“The PCB Chairman has immediately halted any reduction in match fees for all players in the National T20 tournament,” a PCB spokesperson confirmed. “Additionally, an immediate review of match fees has been ordered.”
This intervention highlights the PCB’s commitment to supporting domestic cricketers, especially in a tournament that serves as a stepping stone for emerging talent.
Why Domestic Cricket Matters?
The National T20 tournament, set to begin on March 15 in Faisalabad, is a crucial platform for young players looking to break into the national side.
Many of Pakistan’s biggest cricketing stars have shined in domestic cricket before making their way to the international stage.
Had the proposed pay cut gone through, it could have been a major setback for domestic players, many of whom rely on match fees as their primary source of income.
A significant reduction would have made it harder for players to sustain their careers, possibly forcing some to step away from the game altogether.
A Step in the Right Direction
Naqvi’s decision sends a strong message—Pakistan’s domestic cricketers deserve respect and financial security.
While international cricket often takes the spotlight, domestic cricket is the backbone of Pakistan’s cricketing ecosystem. Ensuring fair compensation is crucial for keeping talented players motivated and financially stable.
With the National T20 just around the corner, this move brings relief to players and allows them to focus on what truly matters—performing on the field.
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The Quetta Gladiators and Sarfaraz Ahmed—it’s a bond that goes back to the very beginning of the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
For years, he led the team with passion, grit, and an undying fighting spirit. Now, just as many thought his time with the franchise was over, the Gladiators have brought him back—not as a player, but as their Team Director.
The announcement was made by franchise owner Nadeem Omar during a sponsor signing ceremony, bringing Sarfaraz back into the Gladiators’ setup ahead of PSL 10, which starts on April 11.
Sarfaraz’s return to Quetta Gladiators is significant, especially after what happened during the PSL 10 draft. The former Pakistan captain, who had been the face of the franchise since 2016, was released by Quetta and then went unpicked by all teams.
It was a shocking moment for many, considering his contributions to the Gladiators over the years. Initially, reports suggested that Sarfaraz might step in as head coach, replacing Shane Watson, who withdrew due to scheduling conflicts.
However, instead of coaching, the 37-year-old has now taken on the role of Team Director.
What This Means for Quetta Gladiators?
Quetta owner Nadeem Omar believes this move will bring stability and experience to the team.
“Sarfaraz led Quetta Gladiators really well as a captain, and I am hopeful he will do the same as Team Director. The combination of Moin Khan as Head Coach and Sarfaraz in this new role will do wonders for us,” Omar stated.
This means Sarfaraz will still be a key part of the team’s strategy, planning, and leadership—just from a different angle. His deep understanding of the Gladiators’ culture, PSL dynamics, and player mentality could make him an invaluable asset in this position.
Sarfaraz Ahmed & Quetta Gladiators—A Legacy That Lives On
Sarfaraz’s connection with Quetta is special. He was there from PSL’s very first season in 2016 and led the team to its only title in 2019. His numbers with the bat were solid too—1525 runs in 86 matches at an average of 29.32, including seven half-centuries.
However, the 2023 season saw a shift in leadership, with Rilee Rossouw replacing him as captain. Many believed that was the end of his Quetta journey, but fate had other plans.
Sarfaraz Ahmed may not be wearing the Gladiators’ jersey on the field, but his presence will still be felt in the dugout. With PSL 10 around the corner, it will be interesting to see how he adapts to this new role and what impact he can make.
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Pakistan’s Talha Waheed has made history by breaking the Guinness World Record for the most tennis serves in a minute. He achieved 59 successful serves, surpassing the previous record of 42, set by American John Perry in 2019. His record-breaking attempt took place in November and was officially confirmed this week.
Pakistan Tennis Federation President Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi praised Waheed’s achievement, calling it a major inspiration for young players. “This is exactly the boost Pakistani tennis needs,” he said. Waheed’s success highlights the growing potential of Pakistani players in international sports.
Guinness World Records, established in 1955, is a globally recognised reference for record-breaking achievements. It started with a debate over Europe’s fastest game bird and has since evolved into an authority on remarkable feats. From sports to unusual talents, it continues to celebrate achievements worldwide.
Meanwhile, Swedish table tennis players Emil Ohlsson and Fredrik Nilsson set a new world record for the longest table tennis rally. The duo played for an astonishing 13 hours, 37 minutes and 6 seconds at Slice Malmö, a ping-pong bar in Sweden. They underwent four months of intense training, managing to eat while keeping the ball in play. Their record-breaking rally was monitored closely to ensure it met all official criteria.
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In a country where cricket often overshadows everything else, footballers like Muhammad Riaz struggle to find the recognition they deserve.
Riaz, once a national hero who represented Pakistan at the Asian Games, was forced to sell jalebis at a roadside stall to make ends meet after his departmental team was disbanded. His story recently surfaced online, drawing attention to the harsh reality many footballers in Pakistan face.
But now, there’s finally some good news.
The Pakistan Football League (PFL) has stepped in, announcing a cash prize of PKR 1 million for Riaz and offering him a key role in the league. This move is part of PFL’s broader mission to revive football in Pakistan and support struggling players.
Riaz’s downfall wasn’t due to a lack of talent or poor performance. It was simply because Pakistan’s departmental sports system was suspended, leaving many athletes jobless overnight.
With no steady income, he had no choice but to set up a stall in Hangu, making and selling jalebis—a heartbreaking sight for someone who once played on the international stage.
His story quickly gained attention, leading to an invitation to the Prime Minister House and, eventually, PFL’s generous support.
PFL Steps Up for Pakistan’s Footballers
PFL Chairman Farhan Junejo acknowledged that Riaz’s situation is not unique. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of talented footballers in Pakistan who have been forced out of the game due to financial struggles.
“Muhammad Riaz is a prime example of the immense talent Pakistan has, which often goes unnoticed due to the lack of platforms and support. We at PFL are committed to changing that.”
Junejo’s words reflect PFL’s bigger goal—ensuring that no footballer has to quit the game just to survive. Along with the cash prize, Riaz has been guaranteed a prominent position within PFL, allowing him to return to the sport he loves.
“I Won’t Let Another Player Be Neglected” – Muhammad Riaz
Grateful for the support, Riaz promised to work with PFL to prevent other players from suffering the same fate.
“I am thankful to PFL for giving me a chance to revive my football career. I will make sure no other player is neglected the way I was.”
To further promote football, PFL has also announced free kits and training facilities for underprivileged players in Hangu. This initiative aims to support young footballers and give them a chance to pursue their dreams without financial barriers.
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Security Forces bring an end to Jaffar Express Siege
Security forces stormed the hijacked Jaffar Express on Wednesday, ending the 30-hour siege in Balochistan’s Bolan area. They killed all 33 terrorists and successfully rescued over 300 passengers.
Lt-Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, the chief military spokesperson, reported that terrorists had killed 21 hostages during the siege. However, the security forces carefully executed the final rescue mission without harming civilians.
The crisis began on Tuesday when militants ambushed the train, blew up the tracks, and took passengers as hostages. The train, traveLling from Quetta to Peshawar, carried 440 people. “We freed many passengers, including women and children,” Chaudhry said. “The operation required great care and coordination.”
After the attack, the Army, Air Force and Frontier Corps launched a rescue mission, with Special Service Group (SSG) troops joining later. Soldiers meticulously cleared the train “bogey to bogey,” eliminating every terrorist.
Tragically, the terrorists killed 21 hostages before the security forces launched their final charge. Four soldiers also made the ultimate sacrifice, laying down their lives to protect others.
Once the rescue was complete, passengers returned to Quetta, where emotional reunions unfolded. Families hugged their loved ones, while some mourned their losses. One distraught mother cried, “My son is still in terrorist custody! Who will bring him back?”
Meanwhile, intelligence reports revealed that terrorist leaders in Afghanistan had orchestrated the attack. The ISPR urged the Afghan government to prevent terrorists from using its territory to target Pakistan.
In response, Pakistan Railways suspended train services in Balochistan. Authorities deployed additional security forces to the Bolan Valley, launching search operations to track any remaining attackers. Security was also tightened in Quetta and nearby areas to prevent further such incidents.
Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti held a high-level meeting to review security measures. The Balochistan Assembly condemned the attack through a resolution, expressing full support for the security forces.
President Asif Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the armed forces for their swift and decisive action. PM announced plans to visit Quetta to meet survivors and personally assess the security situation.
“Our brave soldiers eliminated 33 terrorists with extraordinary courage,” Shehbaz Sharif said. “Those who harm innocent people have no connection to Islam or this country.”
He vowed to continue fighting terrorism until Pakistan completely defeats the threat. “Cowardly acts like this will never shake our resolve for peace,” he declared.
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In the ever-evolving Pakistani entertainment industry, a few names shine constantly. One of such is that of Ayeza Khan’s. With her unmatched elegance, extraordinary talent and unshakeable commitment, Ayeza has etched a niche for herself in the industry. Whether it’s via her spellbinding performances in dramas, her cheerful persona on social media, or her motivational personal life, she remains a symbol of success through and through.
Early Life and Family
Born in Karachi, Pakistan, Ayeza Khan is descended from a close-knit family. Her family has always been a vital component of her life, keeping her rooted when she rose to fame. In 2014, after eight years of dating, she wed fellow actor Danish Taimoor, a union that fan greatly cherish. The two have a daughter and a son, and frequently post touching family photos on social media. Her family has consistently supported her, playing a crucial role in her career and personal life.
Physical Attributes
Ayeza Khan is 5 feet 5 inches (165 cm) tall, weighs around 58 KGs, has dark brown eyes and hair colour and fair skin. She is a favourite among filmmakers and viewers alike because of her graceful demeanour and conventional good looks.
Education
Ayeza Khan prioritised education even when her career flourished. She went to Newports Institute of Communications and Economics to further her education after completing her early schooling in Karachi. Although juggling school and an acting career wasn’t simple, Ayeza was able to succeed in both due to her perseverance. Her educational path demonstrates her commitment to lifelong learning and personal development.
The Role of Her Father
Ayeza Khan’s father has always maintained his privacy and provided her with discreet backstage support. His encouragement fuelled Ayeza’s desire and helped her develop the great career she enjoys today, despite his preference to avoid the spotlight. Ayeza has praised her father in interviews for being one of her greatest motivators and for always believing in her aspirations.
Ayeza Khan’s career in the drama world is one of passion finding opportunity. Her acting career started in 2009 with the drama Tum Jo Miley, which formed the stepping stone for her brilliant career. She rose to prominence with Pyarey Afzal (2013), where her performance as Farah Ibrahim brought her extensive appreciation and the Lux Style Award for Best Actress.
Then, she went on to excel in dramas such as Mere Meherbaan (2014), Tum Kon Piya (2016) and Koi Chand Rakh (2018). However, it was her work in Mere Paas Tum Ho (2019) that really established her as a star performer. Ayeza played the multi-faceted role of Mehwish, whose subtlety won over audiences and set off countrywide discussions. The drama’s widespread popularity not only highlighted her acting skills but also entrenched her position as a household name.
Over the last few years, Ayeza has continued to shine. From the lighthearted Chupke Chupke (2021) to the more serious Mein (2023) and the eagerly awaited Jaan-e-Jahan (2024), her acting prowess is limitless. Every character she plays adds another dimension to her craft, showing that she is more than an actress but a weaver of tales who brings her characters to life.
Ayeza Khan has mastered the art of social media and uses it to engage with her fans. Her wildly famous Instagram provides a window into her personal life, professional initiatives, behind-the-scenes photos and business partnerships. She is regularly ranked among the most popular Pakistani celebrities on the internet. Ayeza uses her platform to interact with her fans in a meaningful way and to spread positive messages. Her postings frequently go viral because of their warmth and genuineness.
Beyond the screen, Ayeza Khan’s impact is widespread. She is now a role model for women and aspiring actors in Pakistan. From a young girl with lofty aspirations to one of the most reputable names in the field, her journey is a testament to tenacity, diligence and sincerity. She demonstrates that pursuing your passions while maintaining a strong sense of morals is possible if you truly work for it.
Philanthropy and Social Work
In addition to her acting career, Ayeza Khan is well-known for her charitable work. She uses her position to advocate for significant social concerns and actively takes part in humanitarian endeavours. Her commitment to causes near and dear to her heart is a testament to her empathy and willingness to give back to the community.
Ayeza Khan’s story is one of passion, resilience and elegance. From the streets to stardom, she goes on to inspire millions, showing that with dedication and effort, wishes do become reality. Be it through her legendary characters, social life, or life in general, Ayeza is always a source of inspiration to Pakistan’s entertainment scene—a complete representation of skill and poise.
As she keeps shining, there is no doubt that Ayeza Khan’s legacy will be the inspiration for generations to come. Her tale is not only one of fame but of remaining genuine to oneself and reaching for the stars.
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As the world’s capitals expressed solidarity with Islamabad following the horrific attack on defenseless passengers, the United Nations led international condemnations of the terrorist attack on Jaffer Express in Balochistan.
UN Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric stated that UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for the quick release of the captives and has strongly denounced the hijacking of the Jaffar Express. “Attacks on civilians are unacceptable and the international community should take steps to prevent such incidents,” the secretary-general stated.
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy denounced the “terrorist attack in Balochistan” in a post on X. “Our thoughts and prayers are with the loved ones of those who have lost their lives,”he added.
Dr. Riina Kionka, the ambassador of the European Union (EU) to Pakistan, also denounced the terrorist act and offered her sympathies to the victims’ families. We send our sincere sympathies to the victims’ families. We ask for the prompt release of the hostages and convey our deep concern for them as the situation continues to develop,” she wrote on X.
Along with denouncing the terrorist act, China promised to keep up its strong support for Islamabad in its fight against terrorism, upholding social stability and solidarity.
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