URDU LITERATURE ENTHUSIASTS GATHER TO CELEBRATE LAUNCH OF RUBINA FAISAL'S NOVEL "NARSAAI"

URDU LITERATURE ENTHUSIASTS GATHER TO CELEBRATE LAUNCH OF RUBINA FAISAL’S NOVEL “NARSAAI”

  Sharjah, UAE: Musafirah International, a literary organization, hosted a ceremony to launch Rubina Faisal’s novel “Narsai” at the Pakistan Social Center Sharjah. The event was presided over by Dr. Sabahat Asim Wasti, with Professor Khawaja Akramuddin as the guest of honor. The ceremony began with the recitation of the Holy Quran by Dr. Akram…

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Saudi Expects to Welcome 2.7 Million Visitors From Pakistan This Year

Pakistani tourist arrivals to Saudi grew 43% in 2023 compared with the previous year. ISLAMABAD –  Saudi, one of the top international destinations for Pakistani Travellers, has eased tourist visa requirements with immediate effect, where applicants can now submit a bank statement showing a minimum monthly credit amount of USD 750 or its equivalent. Pakistani…

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Sh. Sushil Malik and Dr. Rajmohan Pillai to Bring Significant Contributions to The Sport Climbing Federation

Sh. Sushil Malik and Dr. Rajmohan Pillai to Bring Significant Contributions to The Sport Climbing Federation

Sh. Sushil Malik and Dr. Rajmohan Pillai to Bring Significant Contributions to The Sport Climbing Federation *In order to develop talent and advance climbing as a sport throughout India, Sh. Sushil Malik and Dr. Rajmohan Pillai will serve as the current Vice President and President respectively as appointed by SCFI Dubai: In a new development,…

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Kashmiri Women detainees’ health at risk in Indian jails amid heat wave

Kashmiri Women Detainees’ Health at Risk in Indian Jails Amid Heat Wave

  Islamabad: Kashmiri political prisoners in Indian jails are facing alarming health risks exacerbated by a severe heat wave gripping North India. Families of prominent detainees, including Asiyeh Andrabi, Nahida Nasreen, and Fehmeeda Sofi, have raised urgent concerns over their deteriorating conditions in Delhi’s prisons, citing inadequate healthcare and oppressive living conditions. The Legal Forum…

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Gaza: 8,000 children diagnosed with malnutrition amid ongoing shelling

Gaza: 8,000 Children Diagnosed with Malnutrition Amid Ongoing Shelling

In a stark assessment of the dire situation after more than eight months of war, the head of the UN World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned on Tuesday that “a significant proportion of Gaza’s population is now facing catastrophic hunger and famine-like conditions”. To date, more than 8,000 youngsters have been diagnosed and…

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Stories from the UN Archive: Nigerian Nobel Laureate condemns online hate

Stories from the UN Archive: Nigerian Nobel Laureate Condemns Online Hate

UN Photo/Jean Marc Ferré Wole Soyinka addresses a lecture series marking the 60th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 2008. (file) This #ThrowbackThursday, when the world celebrates the Day for Countering Hate Speech, we are looking back at how Nobel Laureate for Literature Wole Soyinka wielded powerful words to clobber…

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