Veteran actor Waseem Abbas recently spoke out against Firdous Jamal’s comment about fellow actors Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed. Firdous Jamal had criticized their acting abilities and questioned whether they should continue working due to their age. Waseem Abbas strongly disagreed, highlighting that age should not limit an actor’s career. He stated that if you must criticize their acting there is absolutely no reason to comment on their age. A factor that is not in their control.
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Waseem Abbas Defends Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed
Waseem Abbas pointed out that Bollywood actors like Shahrukh Khan and Salman Khan, continue to enjoy immense popularity and success. Even though they are in their mid-fifties. He argued that if these stars can keep working because the audience loves them, then there’s no reason why Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed should stop acting due to their age. Acting is not credited based on age, but rather skill set and talent.
Waseem then praised Mahira Khan for her recent performance in Maula Jatt. He shared his appreciation for her talent and beauty. Moreover, he stated that she continues to amaze and captivate audiences. He also compared Humayun Saeed to the legendary actor Marlon Brando, recognizing his vast fan following and his ability to deliver powerful performances.
Waseem Abbas’s comments are a reminder that talent and popularity are not defined by age. And that as an individual you have no right to comment on factors that are not in control. Actors like Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed have proven their abilities time and again, and their fans continue to support them.
Age should not be a barrier in the entertainment industry, and Waseem Abbas’s defense of his fellow actors highlights the importance of valuing talent and experience over age
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Sonya Hussayn starting the journey as an actor was not intentional. She revealed how as a young woman she used to attend the auditions
Sonya Hussyn being one of the most favorite actresses in Pakistan has struggled a lot to get where she is today. Doing the analysis of her performance, one can express surprise that before engaging in acting, Hussyn was a physiologist. Recently, she appeared the interview at ‘After Hours with Ushna Shah Show’. In this program, Hussyn provided some background to her strange switch of career from a physiologist.
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Acting Profession
For Sonya Hussyn, starting the journey as an actor was not intentional. She revealed how as a young woman, she used to attend the auditions of anchoring together with her friends. Although they encouraged her to audition for acting, she first did not manage to get a place for the acting part. But she could not hide throughout the journey she became a center of attraction. It was the time when one director noticed her and cast her for a character in the film and that is when she started her acting career.
The Pros and Cons of Being an Actor
In her career, she acted in many different and interesting, characters. One of such roles was in the drama “Nazo” in which she was criticized for depicting a special child. However, she has not backed down and has been portraying strong characters such as characters that touch on issues such as child abuse, social media abuse, and characters that have schizophrenia.
Social Change Through Media
Sonya’s grandmother’s words have influenced her that in this world we are born to make a change. She often reflects on her grandmothers belief and this is because she has always remembered her grandmother’s words about media as the means of bringing change. As Hussyn explains it “we are in this world to make a difference, and media is one of the most effective ways of letting people know.” Hussyn bears passion and embraces media not with the aim of you making money, but with an aim of helping change the society.
In the journey of Sonya Hussyn, there are lots of ups and downs but she used her life turning point to work for the better future of society using her acting career.
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Indus Motor Company Ltd ( IMCL ) is a well-known car maker in Pakistan which manufactures Toyota cars. IMCL has also taken that small additional step and Rs1.1 billion (~$3.94 million) of extra investment into localizing production of its vehicles in order for more of what you buy to be locally made. The company’s move is part of a general recognition by the local automobile industry to ease the strain on imported vehicles, so as also reduce the outflow of foreign exchange particularly in face of economic pressures.
Building on Previous Investments
This is an extension of the company’s earlier commitment made on February 6th, 2004: Indus Motor pledged Rs.3 billion towards localizing parts for their current range of vehicles. When the new Rs1.1 billion is added to that total Rs 4.1 billion has now gone into this localization project-which shows a clear determination on the part of Indus Motors not to let up in their efforts on this front.
Source: Business Recorder
The company’s plan involves substantial expenditure on plant and machinery, molds, dies, equipment and other related costs to support the localization of parts. In making this large-scale investment in local production capacities, Indus Motor aims at resultant employment for others here at home in Pakistan, supporting the local supply chain and making a contribution towards general economic stability throughout Pakistan.
Addressing Economic and Industry Challenges
The gravity of the company’s moves in this area cannot be overstated. Pakistan’s auto sector is now suffering from a triple whammy: ahead of an expected slowdown in economic growth this year, increased prices in recent months have also depressed demand for cars built outside our borders. And at the same time, ever-larger quantities of resources are being exported to pay for these imports-via a dollar which looks likely to continue its fall as long as we have a foreign exchange deficit as large and persistent this one.
Indus Motor’s earlier efforts in localization were rewarded by the successful introduction of the Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) Corolla Cross, which had a 50% local content ratio. This was an important landmark set by the Corolla Cross-making it a unique example among hybrids available in Pakistan today made with mostly imported parts.
Source: Tribune
Looking Ahead: A Vision for 2026
As they push ahead with this new investment, the company is confident that it will complete the project by the first quarter of 2026. This initiative is bound to have a lasting impact on Pakistan’s local automobile industry, one that will set an example for others to follow by entering into the local production of vehicle components.
In its continuing commitment to localization, Indus Motor demonstrates its resilience in the face of economic hardship, and reaffirms its role as a leading light in the sustainable development of Pakistan’s auto industry.
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If you’re on the hunt for a budget-friendly smartphone in Pakistan that doesn’t skimp on battery life, you’re in the right place. As of September 2024, we’ve rounded up the best mobile phones under Rs. 40,000, offering powerful performance and long-lasting batteries to keep you connected all day.
1. Tecno Spark 20 Pro – PKR 38,099
The Tecno Spark 20 Pro is a strong contender and a hefty challenger in the battery life stakes. It comes with a massive 5000mAh battery, ensuring you can do what needs doing without constantly casting an eye around for an electrical outlet. Whether you multi-task, with its 8 GB of RAM, snapshot memories on the 108 MP rear camera, watch media on the 6.78-inch display-this Tecno Spark 20 Pro keeps and holds enough charge for use throughout your day.
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2. realme C67 – PKR 37,999
The realme C67 makes for a particularly to be applauded option for those who need a phone handling both 5G connections and battery left over till tomorrow or the next day. With its 5000mAh battery, you can continue browsing, playing games and viewing online video ad infinitum straight. This kind of companion is a reliable and worthy support for persons on the move. Add a 50 MP main camera and 6.72-inch screen and you have a phone that walks the tightrope between performance and endurance with finesse.
Source: Realme
3. Poco C65 – PKR 35,999
The Poco C65 is another strong line in the battery life camp. Fitted with a 5000mAh battery, this phone is a durable companion, ensuring that you can partake of its 6.74-inch display, 50MP rear camera and up to 256 GB of storage without letup. Whether you are at work, play or just on the line, Poco C65’s battery makes sure you are never left without juice.
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4. Samsung Galaxy A05s – PKR 35,999
Samsung’s Galaxy A05s is ideal for those who want a reliable battery life from a known brand. It’s 5000mAh battery promises long hours of work, whether browsing the web, watching video, or using its 50 MP rear camera to shoot. A 6.7-inch display and 6 GB of RAM make it a wise choice for anyone in need of a robust device with lasting ability.
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5. Oppo A38 – PKR 36,900
Rounding out ours is the Oppo A38, another ruggedly equipped phone that also brings a 5000mAh stamina battery. This means the A38 can run throughout any stage with ease-packed, whether you’re snapping photos on its 50 MP rear camera or watching videos at the 6.56-inch screen. As Oppo describes it, the A38 lets no busy day hinder your connection.
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Each of these 5000mAh batteries guarantees a continuous through any day you can throw at it. No matter what kind you are — power-user or merely dependable citizen, these smartphones under Rs. 40,000 in Pakistan offer the battery life that keeps you on the wire.
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Ducky Bhai also asked his audience about the latest change in his recent family vlog videos that he shot.
Ducky Bhai with his fun filled informative vlogs has found a huge fan following and thus a strong corner in the internet world. His starting point was with individual vlogging for which he created his own style and show, where people liked him and subscribed to him. Through the year, Ducky Bhai has many accomplishments, and this is proven by his viewership, followers and the numbers on the screen. This is due to the fact that he gives out content that will suit most of the viewers out there and most importantly he can relate with them.
Recent Podcast
Vlogger Ducky Bhai recently appeared on a podcast with Zain Ul Abideen where he talked about how his content evolved over time, and shared the opinion, that the audience has not dropped their interest at any time. He analysed that his early days of vlogging where he was still churning out videos on his own, when he didn’t have a large following and millions of viewers. Thus, even when working with his friends, he had great watch times, which is to say he was still popular.
Ducky Bhai also asked his audience about the latest change in his recent family vlog videos that he shot. This new direction has been welcomed and appreciated, and the watchers show great interest with very good watch time. However, he stated that family vlogging is in no way the plan to make a full-time career out of.
Going forward, there are predictions that Family vlogging is going to end till 2025 according to Ducky Bhai. He thinks that although writing for family vlog is quite hot today, it will be quite cool in the following years. He also forecasted that it could come back through modification or some other subcategory but his prediction is that, it will not be as popular by 2025.
As a creator, Ducky Bhai has not stopped evolving his vlog and his thoughts about the future of this type of content are an interesting look into this new world of content creation.
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Babar Azam, Pakistan’s cricketing maestro, has been under fire lately, especially after a string of low scores in the ongoing Test series against Bangladesh. As the pressure mounts, former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja has some advice for the star batter—stay away from social media.
In a recent video on his YouTube channel, Ramiz Speaks, Raja didn’t hold back in discussing the intense scrutiny Babar faces every time Pakistan falters. “It seems the entire nation does not have a problem with anything except the form of Babar Azam,” Raja observed.
A Harsh Reality
Raja highlighted a harsh reality: when Pakistan loses a match and Babar doesn’t deliver, the focus shifts almost entirely onto him. It’s as if the entire country zeroes in on the top-order batter, questioning his form, his contribution, and even his future.
“In this era of social media, anybody can criticize and ridicule anyone,” Raja said, urging that such negativity should be discouraged. The former PCB chairman is clearly concerned about the toll this online pressure could take on Babar.
Ramiz Raja’s comments underscore a broader issue—Pakistan’s deep emotional connection with cricket. “Cricket is in our blood,” he stated, but warned that this passion might wane if the team continues to struggle, particularly in Test cricket.
He pointed out that fan loyalty is often tied to success. When the team wins, fans rally behind them. But when losses pile up, the criticism becomes harsh and personal, especially for someone like Babar Azam, who has long been the poster boy for Pakistan cricket.
Success Story of Babar Azam
Despite the recent slump, Raja didn’t forget to acknowledge Babar’s incredible journey. “Babar Azam has had a famous success story. There is no doubt that he has been a big player in all three formats,” Raja noted.
Indeed, Babar’s rise to fame has been nothing short of remarkable. But with great success comes great scrutiny, and in the age of social media, that scrutiny can be relentless.
Ramiz Raja’s advice to Babar Azam is simple but crucial—avoid the noise. Social media can be a double-edged sword, offering support on one hand and relentless criticism on the other.
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Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt recently shared his thoughts on why Babar Azam is facing such intense criticism, offering a perspective that sheds light on the challenges the star batter is currently grappling with.
The Weight of Expectations
According to Salman Butt, the root of the issue lies in Babar’s consistency. Yes, you read that right—his consistency. Babar has been Pakistan’s go-to guy for years, churning out runs like a machine. But this very consistency has now turned into a double-edged sword.
“There are two reasons why Babar is facing so much heat,” Butt explained in an interview with a local sports channel.
“No doubt, he is currently Pakistan’s best batter and, I think, the most consistent player of the decade. But the problem is that when a player struggled earlier, they were more out of form than Babar.”
Butt’s point is clear: Babar has set the bar so high that any dip in his performance feels like a massive letdown. And with no one else stepping up to match his level, the spotlight on Babar only intensifies.
Salman Butt also highlighted a critical issue in Pakistan’s cricket setup: the over-reliance on Babar Azam.
“Now the problem is that Babar has scored so much, then he is the only one who scores most of the runs for Pakistan. There is no one with him who can match him,” he added. It’s a harsh reality. On days when Babar doesn’t score big, Pakistan’s chances of winning plummet.
The Missing Ingredient: Player Development
So, what’s the solution? According to Butt, it’s all about player development—or the lack thereof. He argues that Pakistan’s focus on power-hitting and aggressive play has come at a cost: the absence of technically sound players who can anchor an innings when Babar fails to deliver.
“You tried to develop everyone on the basis of power-hitting, the basis of playing openly. And now you don’t have players with the right techniques,” Butt lamented.
This is a glaring issue, especially in the longer formats of the game, where technique and temperament are crucial.
Babar’s recent form hasn’t helped his case. In the ongoing Test series against Bangladesh, he has returned with scores of 0, 22, 31, and 11. These numbers are far from what fans have come to expect from their star player. To make matters worse, he hasn’t scored a fifty in his last 15 Test innings.
The road ahead for Babar Azam is undoubtedly challenging. The pressure is mounting, and the criticism is getting louder. But as Salman Butt’s insights suggest, the problem isn’t just with Babar—it’s with the system that has failed to produce other match-winning players.
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Rahat Fateh Ali Khan announced the rehearsals of his world tour concert on his Instagram account recently.
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan the Qawwal of sensuous Pakistani Qawwali today still performs across various countries and delight his fans and the world with his natural Qawwali.
As a vocalist, he commands a tremendous low-pitched voice that is capable of instant emotions to his performances of Sufi music; a talent that has seen him earn a bag full of awards and recognition in all these years.
The performances and albums that he has given in his music career are outstanding and have bagged him awards and titles which have made him be among the leading artist in the music industry.
World Tour Rehearsals
Recently the famous singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has announced on Instagram about the rehearsals of his world tour.
He also posted a video on his account where he said that preparations for the tour will begin on September 6.
This has caused alot of buzz among fans and people who follow him as they wait to sample what Khan has in store for his international audience.
As expected, the viewers were also entertained by fine saxophone performances in the video and many people have appreciated this.
One follower left comment regarding saxophonist and called him “king of saxophone” and “üstadı Rashid Ali Khan sahab” pointing out that he added special feel to performance.
This comment was useful in revealing the extent of professionalism in the preparation of the tour. Khan’s enthusiasm is verifiable especially having not missed a live show since the year 2010 proving his commitment in giving his best to his audience.
The announcement has resulted to a lot of joy for the fans and followers of Khan waiting to see what he has to offer to his global audience.
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The Upcoming Tour
While preparing for this new phase, people including fans and lovers of music wait for the world tour finally with high expectations of an amazing celebration of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s great talent.
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Babar Azam, Pakistan’s cricketing superstar, is facing more than just criticism for his recent dip in form. His captaincy in white-ball cricket is under intense scrutiny following Pakistan’s early exit from the ICC T20 World Cup 2024.
But the challenges for Babar seem to run deeper, as former chief selector Mohammad Wasim recently shed light on his experiences working with the star batter, revealing a side of Babar that many fans might not know.
Babar Azam – A Stubborn Leader?
In an interview with a local sports platform, Wasim didn’t hold back when talking about the difficulties he faced while trying to navigate Pakistan’s cricketing ship. According to him, Babar was often “very stubborn” and resistant to the changes the selection committee recommended.
“It was painful to make him understand the advantages of changes. He was very stubborn, and I overstepped my limitations to get him on board with certain calls. He was not ready to accept changes,” Wasim shared.
Source: Cricinfo
These revelations come at a time when Babar’s role as the white-ball captain is being questioned. His leadership, once hailed as promising, is now being dissected after the team’s disappointing World Cup campaign.
For a captain, being flexible and open to changes is crucial, but Wasim’s words suggest that Babar Azam might have struggled in this area, potentially contributing to the team’s underwhelming performance.
The Imad Wasim Controversy
Wasim’s candidness didn’t stop with Babar. He also called out all-rounder Imad Wasim, accusing him of hiding a knee injury during the World Cup. According to Wasim, Imad’s fitness has been a lingering issue, one that the player has allegedly been concealing for years.
“Imad has a knee injury, but he has been hiding it for years. We always speak about Azam Khan’s fitness levels, but Imad is also suffering from the same problem. He was dropped from the side for that same reason, and I also dropped him during my tenure so that he could work on his fitness,” Wasim explained.
Source: Cricinfo
Fitness has always been a touchy subject in Pakistan cricket, with several players coming under the scanner for not meeting the required standards. Imad’s case seems to be another chapter in this ongoing saga, raising questions about transparency and accountability within the team.
Perhaps the most startling revelation from Wasim was about a group of players he claims are a “cancer” to the team. Without naming names, he mentioned that four coaches identified this group as detrimental to Pakistan’s chances of success.
“I will not take names, but four coaches said that a group of players is cancer to the team. If they are part of the squad, Pakistan can’t win. I tried to remove them from the team, but the team management recalled them,” Wasim stated.
These are strong words, and they paint a worrying picture of the internal dynamics within the Pakistan cricket team. If true, it suggests that the issues go beyond just form and fitness; they hint at a toxic environment that could be undermining the team’s potential.
With these revelations coming to light, the pressure on Babar Azam and the Pakistan cricket team is only going to increase. For Babar, the challenge will be to prove his critics wrong.
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As the rainy season approaches Lahore, everyone seems to be searching for some cozy hang-out spots. Spots where they can have a warm cup of their favorite drink, sit comfortably, and have pleasant conversations with their friends. If you are too looking for spots like these, we have curated a list of 7 cozy cafés to warm up in.
1. Third Culture
With three branches in Cantt, Gulberg, and DHA, Third Culture has become one of the best cafés in town. Its cozy environment with books and board games has made Third Culture everyone’s favorite coffee house.
Serving perhaps the best carrot cake in Lahore, Mocca is a sweet and cozy café located in Gulberg. Though they have a variety of drinks and snacks, their best-selling drink is a hazelnut latte, served with their soft and dewy macaroons.
Located in Gadafi Stadium, Hotspot Café is a classic. Their brownie and apple crumble have tasted the same since they have been around. Their location is absolutely perfect for a rainy season as they have a secluded area on top with books for you to enjoy.
Popular for introducing almond croissants in Lahore, Butlers has always been a hit. Their espresso shot and hot lattes are the best you’ll find in the city. The cafe itself is a cozy lounge, with tables and sofas, whichever you prefer.
This tea house offers you a welcoming environment. Serving breakfast to dinner, English Tea House is popular for its food more than its coffee. It’s the one café that has something for everyone.
New in town but loved just as much as any other. Pret is a small and sweet café that is best known for delicious cheesecake. They offer a variety of coffee drinks, and if you want our suggestion do try their Spanish Latte.
Located in DHA Y-Block, Burning Brownie is heaven-bought straight from Islamabad. With a cheesecake that no one can match, and other variety of enjoyable cafe food. Burning Brownie is a comfort spot.
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Pakistan’s cinema dynamic is changing rapidly with the introduction of transformative ideas from these particular directors. Some of the filmmakers around are pushing boundaries and creating masterpieces that are going international. Here are some of the Pakistani directors that have brought this change.
Pakistani Directors Who Are Evolving Pakistani Cinematically
Saim Sadiq is one of the most talked about directors. Saim Sadiq gained international recognition after his incredible release ‘Joyland.’ Joyland failed to be a success in Pakistan. However, internationally it was loved and appreciated. Saim tackles bold and sensitive topics with a fresh perspective. His storytelling is deep and impactful, making audiences think and feel deeply. Saim’s work is a breath of fresh air in the industry, and he is quickly becoming a leading voice in modern Pakistani cinema.
Bilal Lashari created the biggest hit Pakistan’s cinema has ever seen, ‘Maula Jatt’. The movie remained in theatres for months after release. Bilal’s talent is his attention to detail and his impeccable method of storytelling. Moreover, ‘Maula Jatt’ was more than just a film; it was a cinematic experience that brought audiences back to the theaters. Bilal’s work shows that Pakistani films can compete with international standards and succeed on a grand scale.
Haissam Hussain is currently referred to as the ‘gentleman director.’ He widely is known for his refined and sophisticated approach to filmmaking. Haissam has directed several popular dramas and films that have touched the hearts of many. The Gentlemen, in collaboration with Khalil Ur Rehman, is trending everywhere. The drama is very popular and a favorite in almost every soap-loving household.
Even though there are plenty more upcoming directors who are sure to take Pakistani cinema to another level, Bilal Lashari, Saim Sadiq and Haissam Hussain are paving the way.
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Nestlé’s partnership, Tahir Yousaf CEO The Trust School, said, “We are thankful to Nestlé Pakistan for partnering with us.
Nestlé Pakistan inaugurated the Nestlé for Healthier Kids (N4HK) room at The Trust School Lahore to foster and promote nutrition awareness. The N4HK program is part of Nestlé’s global nutritional awareness initiative to ensure that children understand the value of nutrition as they grow older. So far the program has reached out to 360,000 kids, trained more than 2300 teachers and has developed 17 N4HK Rooms with 11 partners from private and public sector.
Inaugurating the room, chief guest Béatrice Guillaume-Grabisch, Global Head Human Resources Nestlé S.A. said, “It is an honor and privilege to be here today to celebrate the achievements of the Nestlé for Healthier Kids (N4HK) program in Pakistan. This initiative goes beyond simply educating children about the importance of nutrition and physical activity; it is about shaping a healthier future for generations to come.”
“The N4HK program outreach across Pakistan is an endorsement of Nestlé’s endeavor to promote healthy nutrition in the country,” she added.
Speaking on the occasion, Jason Avanceña, CEO Nestlé Pakistan said, “We are delighted to strengthen our partnership with The Trust school who have been one of our oldest partners, having established 3 N4HK rooms and training more than 400 of their teachers and reaching out to more than 10,000 children across different branches.”
Highlighting Nestlé’s partnership, Tahir Yousaf CEO The Trust School, said, “We are thankful to Nestlé Pakistan for partnering with us. The Trust School has been providing quality education at subsidized rates or free of cost to meritorious students from underprivileged sections of society with 13 campuses in Lahore.”
N4HK is Nestlé’s global nutritional awareness initiative which supports, teachers and caregivers on their journey to raise healthier kids through a curriculum-based education program promoting healthy nutrition, hydration, hygiene and active lifestyle. N4HK has presence in Punjab, the Federal Capital, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh and most recently, Gilgit Baltistan. The N4HK program is part of Nestlé’s commitment to United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3 of Good Health and Well-Being.
Nestlé, with its global headquarters based in Switzerland, has had a longstanding presence in Pakistan for over 35 years, and is committed to be a force for good throughout its value chain by Creating Shared Value for communities.
Nvidia is a multinational American tech company. It is a software company that processes graphics and develops languages that act like interfaces of hardware. Recently, Nvidia’s stock has been skyrocketing, making many of its employees very wealthy. Since 2019, the company’s shares have jumped over 3,000%, turning some workers into millionaires. But despite their wealth, many employees find themselves stuck in a demanding and often stressful work environment. Which given the money they make, is not that big of a problem.
Some employees work long hours, sometimes seven days a week, and often stay late into the night. One former worker mentioned ending his workday at 1:00 or 2:00 a.m. regularly. The pressure is intense, and there are even reports of yelling during meetings. This kind of stress is common in departments like engineering and marketing.
The CEO of this steller software house, Jensen Huang, admits working at the company is tough. His personal belief is that achieving great things shouldn’t be easy. However, despite the challenges, most employees choose to stay at Nvidia. The company has a very low turnover rate. Only 2.7% of employees left in 2023, compared to the industry’s average of 17.7%. Indicating that the tough work environment isn’t that big of a problem for those working there.
One of the biggest reasons why employees stay is the potential for their stock grants to grow. Nvidia offers an employee stock purchase plan where workers can buy company shares at a discount. Holding onto these shares can lead to huge financial rewards, so many employees are willing to put up with the demanding work culture to secure their future.
So even though working at Nvidia is demanding and tough, the financial awards are so significant that all employees choose to bear with the conditions.
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On 19th August there was a tragedy in Karachi on Karsaz Road. Police say the car driven by Natasha Danish was speeding when it knocked three motor cycles, and another car before overturning a Toyota Land Cruiser. The victim of the accident was a sixty-year Imran Arif and his daughter, twenty-two-year old Amna Arif. Three other persons have also been reported to have some injuries from the same accident.
After the sad event of Karsaz car incident occurred in Karachi many Pakistani celebrities have launched a campaign to protest against the famous fashion brand Gul Ahmed. The said event which was a fatal accident, was followed by an uproar demands for justice.
The driver, Natasha Danish was charged with manslaughter after the incident. The case has attracted much attention especially after information, which Danish was under the influence of methamphetamine (crystal meth) at the time of the accident emerged. Another important event in the investigation process is the medical report which proved the existence of this narcotic in the man’s body.
Legal Actions as Vocal Citizenry
After the occurrence of the event, Danish was taken in court on 21st August. As it was mentioned during the hearing, the counsel for the victims called for inquiry into which type of drug was used. The court then ordered to take Danish on a 14 days judicial remand as per the direction of the court. As for the further investigation, Memon the Inspector General stated that more sections would be incorporated to the FIR in compliance with the medical report.
Celebrities Call for a Boycott
In response to the tragedy and the ongoing legal battle some of Pakistani celebrities have stepped forward in support of the cause and encouraged people to boycott Gul Ahmed. The brand has been associated to the incident because Danish was stated to having been dressed in Gul Ahmed outfit during the accident. Some of the Pakistani celebrities who have posted messages on social media regarding the boycott include Sarah Khan, Ghana Ali, Rabya Kulsoom, Noor Zafar Khan, Momina Iqbal and Sarah Asghar.
Its social media campaigns raise awareness of the new developments and increasing resentment of the situation together with calls for justice for Amna Arif and her family. The celebrities’ participation has concentrated the public for justice and for the victims.
The boycott campaign has caused quite much controversy; and many people right or wrong have been speaking about it. Its supporters say that the campaign is an effective way to make Brands respond and to put light on other aspects of the case. The critics, therefore want to know if the boycott will solve the justice sought to the victims.
Everyone waits in anticipation to see the outcome of the case, whether the boycott will push through the needed change regarding inhumane practices in the fashion industry. With the advocacy of these celebrities, the purpose shows centrality of celebrities within social issues in a broader perspective of growing celebrity activism in Pakistan.
All in all, the terrible Karsaz incident has resulted in a major controversy against the Gul Ahmed and Pakistani celebrities are in the forefront of boycotting products in the name of venting justice for the bereaved families. The case still has not been closed and the demands for justice do not cease also from legal actions and speaking in public.
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In Pakistan, Japanese cars, particularly those with 660cc engines, are very popular. The practicality and efficiency of 660cc vehicles are something else. While some people think that these are trendy, others really appreciate their down-to-earthness and usefulness.
If you’re undecisive about whether to buy a 660cc car, there are five pieces of solid evidence that should help make up your mind
Source: Profit Pakistan
1. Advanced Safety Features
660cc cars have an outstanding array of safety equipment. Because of Japan’s strict regulations, all even the lowest range models come with twin front airbags and ABS technology. Advanced models may also provide additional safety items such as Traction Control, Vehicle Stability Control or airbags for up to six positions. In Pakistan, those vehicles made locally often lack that level of shielding– so 660cc cars are a much safer choice even though they are small in size.
2. Cutting-Edge Technology
For in-car technology, 660cc cars regularly give a good account of themselves. Even when compared to higher-range local models such as the Corolla Altis Grande and Civic 1.8 VTi Oriel, the Kei cars from companies like Daihatsu and Honda can hold their own in style. For example, Daihatsu’s Cast and Honda N-WGN come with Lane Keep Assist, Emergency Braking Assist, Blind Spot Information System– even 360 Surround Camera View. All these things are often missing from models manufactured locally for Pakistan, and their absence in 660cc cars of comparable price makes them a modern choice.
3. Exceptional Fuel Economy
As fuel prices continue to soar, the economy of 660cc cars becomes even more attractive. Designed from the outset for thriftiness, such cars typically sip fuel at between 20-25 km/l–a figure which larger-engined vehicles cannot match. With the rising cost of running a car today, to and from work, from fuel to tax disc and then on up maintenance bills over time, 660cc cars offer a reasonable solution both function-wise as well as for modest purse. They also are capable of comfortably transporting four adults, which 1-litre cars cannot do.
4. Great Value for Money
Some say that Japanese 660cc cars are priced higher than locally produced 1000cc vehicles. Nevertheless, their value is beyond dispute. These vehicles are better to drive, safer and feature more advanced technology Nevertheless than is available in cars manufactured here. Unlike locally made vehicles of the same price ranges, 660cc models include a level of overall quality and detail which they do not overlook: purchasers receive better than what they actually pay for!
5. Superior Build Quality
Japanese craftsmanship is celebrated for its meticulous attention to detail, and 660cc cars are no exception. The high quality of these vehicles is evident in everything from welding spots all the way down to final finishes. As one might expect from such a standard of production, 660cc cars are durable as well as providing a fine ride.
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660cc cars in Pakistan are packed their own blend of safety, technology, fuel economy, worth and build quality. Whether you want a car for style, junket or economy: 660cc vehicles cover all the bases.
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The iPhone 16 lineup is being marketed as the first AI-centric iPhones, yet the specifications reveal a more cautious approach. Though Apple is saying that generative AI will shape our future, the iPhone 16 series may be no more than a tiny proportion of this future.
iPhone 16’s AI Capabilities
Under the hood, the current iPhone 16 series boasts 8 GB of RAM across the board, a modest bump from last year’s 6. Apple, however, has been strangely silent over whether this increase will suffice for more demanding on-device AI tasks. The A18 chip, the powerhouse behind Apple’s fresh iPhones, is tailor-made for generative AI tasks. Yet the small memory could limit the scope of AI activities that these devices can perform. For anyone looking forward to an AI experience entirely free from seams and greatly futurist, the iPhone 16 might not quite satisfy them.
Source: Forbes
Leaked details about Apple’s AI plans for the iPhone 17 suggest a stronger viewpoint. With all models possibly featuring 12 GB of RAM, the iPhone 17 may handle more complicated AI routines directly right on your device itself and not be obliged just to rely on cloud processing. This would not only help privacy-No. 1 selling point of Apple’s —– but might also speed up computational efficiency and AI response of these tasks.
However, these machines are still a year away, leaving the iPhone 16 in an uncomfortable position.
A Transitional Device in the AI Evolution
The iPhone 16’s AI capabilities are further confused by anticipation of a release of Apple Intelligence software in Q1 2025. This software is likely to require more memory than the iPhone 16 and not until the iPhone 17 comes along in its turn can users expect the full benefits of Apple’s AI venture to begin arriving. As a result, those who invest in the iPhone 16 could find themselves trapped more rapidly than expected, especially since AI is such a rapidly moving field.
Source: Forbes
So, although Apple’s advertisement pitches the iPhone 16 series as the beginning of its movement into AI, it’s possible that what is actually produced may fall short. Itis with the iPhone 17 where Apple’s real test—to deliver the hardware for all-out acceptance of AI—will be held. The iPhone 16 series as such, may be simply a stop-over in transit.
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Mohsin Naveed Ranjha and the whole team and all others involved and interested in different and vibrant fashion of Pakistan.
Mohsin Naveed Ranjha has become one of the top fashion designers in fashion industry with a distinct style of designing. In field of fashion designing, idris Ranjha has gone a long way in promoting fashion designing and has mixed traditional art with modern trends. Some of his collections are famous for the elegance, innovativeness and the complexity of the relation to culture which defines new standards in the world of fashion.
The PAA in London
Entire Pakistan feels proud of its talented youngster Mohsin Naveed Ranjha who recently awarded as Fashion designer at Pakistan achievement awards (PAA) in London while the occasion was the Royal Ascot event.
Apart from proving his talent, it also opens up doors for international opportunities for this young industry in Pakistan. Honoured in such a prestige, Ranjha represents the Pakistani Designer and the internationally influencing talent emerging for Pakistan.
Displaying Pakistani Talent on a Worldly Platform
The recognition of the young talent Mohsin Naveed Ranjha at the PAA indicates the advances made by Pakistani fashion in the international level. Such honours are useful to promote and reward Pakistani designers and extend the nation’s presence in the global fashion industry. This means that as local Fashion designers continue to emerge in the international scene, the busy world wakes up to the myriad talents that exist in Pakistan.
It is quite heartening to congratulate Mohsin Naveed Ranjha and the whole team and all others involved and interested in different and vibrant fashion of Pakistan. This recognition not only awards Ranjja on his merit but is also recognition of each and every person who strived for the enhancement and global representation of Pakistan fashion industry.
With the increase in the growth of this industry, it is pinpointed that other designers will also attain the same kind of success because of this, this photo-clothing industry is making Pakistan, more creative and innovative nation for fashion.
As for Mohsin Naveed Ranjha and Pakistani fashion industry as a whole, the future seems to be rather promising. The possibilities of achieving more and achieving more laurels are huge with consistent backing and acknowledgment from global platforms.
It is expected that in the coming years, more door to exhibit in international fashion shows will open for Pakistani designers and they will take their place in the forefront of fashion world.
Lastly, Mohsin Naveed Ranjha winning at the very latest grooming competition organized by the PAA in London can be considered as the achievement that will benefit himself and the Pakistani fashion business.
It is a celebration of the talented talent that the Pakistan fashion industry is producing and solidifies Pakistan’s place in the international fashion map. Chiefly, my appreciations again goes to Mohsin Naveed Ranjha and all those who are involved in developing the facet of Pakistani fashion industry.
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Big changes are coming to one of Pakistan’s most iconic cricket venues, Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. In a landmark deal, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has successfully sold the naming rights of the stadium to the Bank of Punjab for a whopping Rs1 billion.
This five-year agreement isn’t just about a name change; it signals a significant shift in how Pakistan is monetizing its cricketing assets.
A Record-Breaking Deal
This deal is more than just a number. For context, the PCB had previously secured Rs450 million for the naming rights of National Stadium Karachi, now known as National Bank Cricket Arena. That deal, signed during Ramiz Raja’s tenure, seemed substantial at the time.
However, under the new administration led by Mohsin Naqvi, the PCB has more than doubled that figure, securing a five-year deal for Gaddafi Stadium worth Rs1 billion. It’s clear that the PCB is raising the bar when it comes to leveraging its assets.
This move isn’t just about the money—though that certainly helps. The PCB is in the midst of preparing for the Champions Trophy, and billions are being invested in upgrading stadiums in Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi.
With these extensive renovations underway, the PCB is wisely looking to offset some of these costs through strategic agreements like this naming rights deal.
The name “Gaddafi Stadium” will soon be a part of history, as the venue adopts a new name reflecting its corporate sponsor, just like National Stadium Karachi did. While some fans might feel nostalgic about the old name, this change represents a growing trend in global sports.
Naming sports venues after sponsors is common practice, with cricket grounds in Australia and England leading the way. It’s a smart move that significantly boosts revenue streams.
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Hareem Farooq, Nauman Ijaz and Savera Nadeem. All the actors give variations to their roles thus making the plot of the drama.
Hareem Farooq is one of the talented actresses who have gradually built their way up in the Pakistani television industry. As a result, she utilizes versatile performing quality and an extraordinary personality making her well-known star among television and movie viewers. Having rolling out a set of successful serials and drama, Farooq retains the same talent and magnetism dominating her stage performances. More recently she has assumed a difficult part in the new drama Bismil, which has swiftly become a favorite among the audience.
Bismil Drama:
Bismil also has a brilliant star-cast as it casts most famous actors like Savera Nadeem, Hareem Farooq, and Nauman Ijaz etc. Their acting contributes energy into that story and it becomes a memorable show for the audience. Every actor has his or her own style of acting that leads to somewhat interesting characters in a drama, which has elicited some level of interest amongst drama lovers.
The drama revolves around a young girl who develops a dream of one day become rich. Towards the end, she contacts her past employer with an aim of getting assistance in achieving dreams. This creates a thrilling and sensational look into a thrilling epic experience that is sure to lock down the viewers into their seats. If the plot will blow the minds of the viewers and the soundtrack as well as the cinematograohy will be pleasing then Bismil will be a success.
The drama serial Bismil has a star studded cast with Hareem Farooq, Nauman Ijaz and Savera Nadeem in the main characters. Hiring established actors adds an element of sophistication to the production and the acting performances are realistic and full of years of experience. Especially Hareem Farooq who has exposed herself to a challenging character that make the drama full of interesting moments which will help its audience to stay tuned.
An Effective Cast of Characters
The play Bismil has some big names associated with it and this includes Hareem Farooq, Nauman Ijaz and Savera Nadeem. All the actors give variations to their roles thus making the plot of the movie enriched with complexity and realistic emotional feel. Especially, a leading character of Hareem Farooq also chosen a very challenging acting role which implies that the drama will be filled with moments that the audience will hardly be able to take their eyes off the screen.
The combination of such great actors will add to the drama which will in turn appeal to more people and engage them with the story. While following the characters and their entangled fates the audience also gets to enjoy chemistry between the cast members.
Audience Reactions
After watching the first few episodes the reception that the show has received has been positive especially with audiences’ appreciation for Hareem Farooqs acting performance. People, as well as critics, have noted that she has demonstrated a wonderful tact in portraying a number of feelings in her work. In Bismil too she has performed outstandingly well which has been acclaimed by both audiences and critics as one of her best performances.
Farooq played one of the main characters and also managing to captivate the audience and give life to the character has been one of the interesting aspect in the drama that needs to be appreciated. Such overwhelming response from fans indicate that her character play in Bismil is another feather added to her cap.
As Bismil is gearing up, Hareem Farooq is proving herself to be one of the finest actresses of the industry with more than versatility. It goes without saying that she is determined with her acting career and of course she as demonstrated her versatility to take up different characters thereby establishing her as one of the promising young faces in Pakistani drama series.
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In a move that has left fans and critics alike scratching their heads, pace bowler Shaheen Afridi was dropped from Pakistan’s lineup for the second Test against Bangladesh. The decision came on the heels of Pakistan’s first-ever Test loss to Bangladesh, where Shaheen managed to take only two wickets, drawing sharp criticism for his performance.
But was this really about performance, or is there more to the story?
The Official Reason: A Strategic Decision
Pakistan’s Test head coach, Jason Gillespie, was quick to clarify the reasoning behind Shaheen’s exclusion, framing it as a strategic choice rather than a punishment. “I had a good conversation with him [Shaheen Afridi], and he fully understands and appreciates the reasoning behind this decision,” Gillespie said.
“We’re looking for the best combination for this game, and this is our direction.” Gillespie also hinted that Shaheen needed to work on certain aspects of his bowling, acknowledging that the young pacer had received feedback and was aware of the areas needing improvement.
He added that the break would allow Shaheen to spend some quality time with his family, especially since he recently became a father.
On the surface, it seems like a reasonable explanation. Shaheen’s form in Test cricket has indeed been a concern, with his recent performances falling short of the high standards he set earlier in his career.
In pace-friendly conditions during the Australia tour, Shaheen averaged over 41, and his showing in the first Test against Bangladesh was forgettable, taking two lower-order wickets for 96 runs.
However, the situation might not be as straightforward as it seems. According to sources close to the team, Shaheen Afridi was left heartbroken and in shock after being informed of his exclusion. The young pacer, who sacrificed lucrative league contracts to remain available for Test cricket, was reportedly disillusioned by the decision.
Adding fuel to the fire, it’s been suggested that a member of the national team management played a key role in Shaheen’s exclusion, despite the fact that none of the players performed well in the first Test.
Shaheen, it appears, was unfairly singled out, leaving him visibly unhappy and questioning his place in the team. His career has been marked by highs and lows, and this latest chapter is undoubtedly one of the more challenging ones.
His pace, once regularly in the mid-140 kph range, has dipped since his injury last year, and his form in Test cricket has been inconsistent at best. But for a player of Shaheen’s caliber, the question remains: Is dropping him the best way to handle this slump, or is there a better approach?
Gillespie’s comments suggest that the decision was made with Shaheen’s best interests in mind, but the emotional toll on the player cannot be ignored. Cricket is as much a mental game as it is a physical one, and the impact of such decisions can be lasting.
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