Author: Abdulrehman
Bitcoin to PKR conversion July 2025 has sparked significant interest among crypto watchers in Pakistan. As Bitcoin experiences another volatile stretch in global markets, its value in Pakistani rupees continues to shift rapidly, affecting both investors and casual traders. Despite slight recoveries earlier this week, Bitcoin is still struggling to stabilize. As of now, one Bitcoin is priced around PKR 30,620,964.43. For anyone considering buying in bulk, the math becomes substantial. Purchasing 5 Bitcoins would now cost more than PKR 153 million, underscoring how exclusive and high-stakes BTC investment has become in the local market. Bitcoin’s Market Performance: July 2025…
India’s global assassination allegations have shattered its long-held image as the world’s largest democracy. These aren’t claims rooted in political rivalry or diplomatic misunderstanding they stem from cold, hard evidence: a murder on Canadian soil, a foiled plot in New York, and the promotion of a controversial figure accused of torture to head India’s foreign intelligence agency. These incidents signal a disturbing evolution of India’s state power, one that now operates beyond its borders with alarming impunity. Parag Jain’s Promotion Sparks International Outrage The Indian government’s decision to promote Parag Jain to the role of chief of the Research and…
Planning a trip to Thailand requires Pakistani travelers to secure a valid visit visa before departure. The Thailand visit visa for Pakistani citizens serves as the official entry permit for tourists who want to explore the country’s famous beaches, historical temples, vibrant street markets, and rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re planning a relaxing getaway in Phuket or a shopping spree in Bangkok, understanding the visa process is the first step to a smooth and enjoyable journey. This detailed guide outlines everything you need to know from visa types and documentation to updated fee structures and expert tips. Types of Thailand…
Karachi Building Collapse 2025: Tragedy Strikes Lyari as Building Falls, Leaving 9 Dead On July 4, 2025, Karachi building collapse tragedy struck the bustling city of Karachi when a five-storey building collapsed in Lyari’s Baghdadi neighborhood. At least nine people lost their lives and seven others sustained injuries in the horrifying incident, which has raised serious concerns about urban safety, neglected infrastructure, and the government’s failure to act on long-standing warnings. According to Dr. Sabir Memon, head of the Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Trauma Centre at Dr. Ruth Pfau Civil Hospital, eight deceased were brought in immediately while one person succumbed…
Canada Fast-Tracks Icebreaker Fleet as Arctic Melts and Geopolitical Tensions Rise For generations, the Beaufort Gyre, a rotating body of sea ice in the Arctic, has expanded and receded with seasonal changes. Circulating between Canada, Russia, and Alaska, it once fostered the formation of thick, perennial ice sheets. Now, climate change is rapidly altering this pattern, causing a dramatic reduction in long-lasting sea ice. As the gyre continues to spin, it disperses fragmented ice, clogging Arctic channels and increasing navigational hazards. Canada’s coast guard encapsulates this paradox in one phrase: “less ice means more ice.” As large ice masses disappear,…
Dubai, UAE – 3 July 2025: Emirates Chocolate Service 2025 in celebration of World Chocolate Day on 7 July, Emirates has revealed a sweet success. The airline served an impressive 60 million chocolates onboard over the last year, which is two million more than the year before. This remarkable figure reflects passengers’ growing appetite for luxury and Emirates’ continued dedication to top-tier service. A Signature Touch to the ‘Fly Better’ Experience To enhance onboard dining, Emirates includes artisan chocolate with meals in every class. This special detail adds elegance to the journey. The airline serves these treats to passengers traveling…
KARACHI: Pakistan Junior Squash 2025 Pakistan’s junior squash players have made a powerful statement at the 32nd Asian Junior Squash Championship 2025 in South Korea. With five players advancing to the semi-finals in their respective categories, the nation is guaranteed at least five medals in this major regional tournament, highlighting a strong resurgence in Pakistan’s squash scene. Outstanding Semi-Final Qualification Reports from the tournament confirm that five out of six Pakistani players who competed in the quarter-finals emerged victorious. Their success illustrates the increasing strength and talent within Pakistan’s junior squash ranks. In the Boys’ Under-19 event, third seed Abdullah…
A New Chapter for Pakistan in Global Space Science In a proud moment for Pakistan, Ayesha Habib has made history by becoming the first Pakistani to be selected for the prestigious Space Studies Program 2025. Scheduled to take place in South Korea, this remarkable selection marks a turning point in the country’s representation on the global stage of space education, innovation, and research excellence. This is not just a personal triumph. It represents Pakistan’s increasing visibility in global scientific circles. Ayesha’s achievement demonstrates that Pakistani talent is ready to face the challenges of the future. Journey from Mandi Bahauddin to…
Pakistani Prime Minister Reaches Azerbaijan for High-Level ECO Talks ECO Summit 2025 Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif landed in Azerbaijan on Thursday for a significant two-day official visit, where he is representing Pakistan at the 17th Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) Summit. The summit is being held in Khankendi from July 3 to 4, under the theme “New ECO Vision for a Sustainable and Climate Resilient Future.” This major event brings together heads of state and government from ECO member nations to discuss regional integration, climate challenges, and collaborative economic strategies. High-Level Delegation Accompanies the Prime Minister Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is…
Military Leaders Meet in Islamabad to Strengthen Ties ISLAMABAD – The South African Air Force (SAAF) has formally asked the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) to provide assistance in revamping its training programs and maintaining its C-130 Hercules transport aircraft. This request came during a high-level meeting in Islamabad between SAAF Chief Lieutenant General Wiseman Simo Mbambo and Pakistan’s Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu. Both military leaders engaged in detailed discussions, focusing on training, technical collaboration, and long-term cooperation. The visit marks a pivotal moment in deepening SAAF and PAF defense cooperation. Core Focus: Training and Technical Support The…