1. Disturbing Humanitarian Scandal Emerges amidst Gaza Crisis


    In the midst of the Gaza crisis, a scandal has emerged in Islamabad, Pakistan, where individuals posing as ‘muftis’ are exploiting the tragedy for personal gain. These deceptive individuals are soliciting money from families interested in adopting orphaned children from Gaza, but disappearing once they receive payment. The Ambassador of Palestine to Pakistan has urged citizens to be cautious and not fall victim to these schemes. Exploiting humanitarian crises for financial gain is deeply troubling. source: Source


    Published on:   14/04/2024

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  1. Message from CM Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif on Besakhi


    Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif celebrates the significance of Besakhi in Punjab’s culture, sending warm wishes to the Sikh community. Special ceremonies and events have been organized to welcome Sikh pilgrims from around the world, ensuring a memorable experience for them. Punjab’s government prioritizes providing the best environment and facilities for Sikh pilgrims’ cultural and religious tourism.


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  1. Government Aims to Increase Rice Exports to the Philippines


    Thailand’s government seeks to boost rice exports to the Philippines, capitalizing on the country’s growing demand for imports. The Commerce Minister intends to negotiate a deal to sell more Thai rice, leveraging its competitive pricing and superior quality in the market.


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  1. Pakistan’s Worries Mount Over Situation in the Middle East


    Pakistan closely monitors unfolding events in the Middle East, stressing the importance of international efforts to prevent hostilities escalation. Urging a ceasefire in Gaza, Pakistan highlights the dangers of the attack on an Iranian consular office in Syria, emphasizing the need to stabilize the situation and restore peace.


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  1. Firm Demand from Indonesia Boosts Thai Rice Prices in Asia


    Thailand’s rice export prices have risen due to strong demand from Indonesia, with 5% broken rice prices quoted at $585 to $590 per ton. On the other hand, Indian rice rates remain low, while Vietnam’s prices have remained stable. Bangladesh has allowed private traders to import rice to control elevated prices.


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  1. Indian Sikh Pilgrims Arrive in Pakistan for Baisakhi Celebrations


    Nearly 3,000 Sikh pilgrims from India have arrived in Pakistan to take part in the three-day Baisakhi Mela festivities. They will visit Sikh religious sites and attend celebrations in Nankana Sahib. The district administration has made comprehensive arrangements for their stay. Pakistan’s hospitality is appreciated, and stronger ties between the two nations are emphasized.


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  1. Firm Indonesian Demand Boosts Thai Rice Rates in Asia


    Strong demand from Indonesia has caused prices of rice exported from Thailand to increase. Meanwhile, Indian exporters face a tax demand that may affect rice shipments. Vietnam’s prices remain unchanged due to limited supplies and rice production challenges. Bangladesh experiences high prices despite good yields and record reserves.


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  1. Thousands flock to Northern areas for Eid vacations


    Explore the breathtaking beauty of Thandyani during the Eidul Fitr holidays. Qaiser Khan and his family enjoyed snow games, mountaineering, and trekking while soaking in the mesmerizing landscapes. With plans to enhance tourism opportunities, Pakistan aims to position itself as an international tourism hub.


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  1. Pakistan excluded from list of dangerous countries, confirm UK authorities


    Contrary to media reports, Pakistan has not been added to the UK’s list of dangerous countries. The recent update includes eight additional destinations such as Israel and Gaza. The Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office advises British nationals to avoid non-essential travel to these high-risk destinations. Source: Islamabad Post.


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  1. Pakistan’s Power Sector Troubles: An Analysis of Governance Issues


    Discover the “South Indian Monkey Trap” concept highlighted by Robert Pirsig in “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.” As Pakistan’s power sector faces a crisis, it is imperative to address the underlying issues of leadership and governance. Only through a systemic overhaul and prioritizing long-term vision can the nation overcome challenges and seize opportunities for reform.


    Published on:   13/04/2024

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