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3 martyred in Pakistan Navy helicopter crash in Gwadar
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3 martyred in Pakistan Navy helicopter crash in Gwadar

Three Pakistan Navy personnel achieved martyrdom in a helicopter crash in Gwadar on Tuesday. The helicopter was on a training mission when it crashed near the Gwadar airport. The helicopter was on a training mission to test a new avionics system. The helicopter crash occurred at around 10:00 AM local time in Gwadar. Helicopter was carrying a total of five people, including the three who achieved martyrdom. The other two people on board were injured and taken to the hospital. Moreover, the Navy has called Pakistan Air Force to help with the investigation into the crash. The Pakistan government has ordered an inquiry into the crash. The authorities are still determining the cause of the crash. However, the Pakistan Navy has launched an investigation. The Pakistan Navy has identified t...
3 suspects booked, arrested after Ahmadi place of worship vandalized in Karachi’s Saddar
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3 suspects booked, arrested after Ahmadi place of worship vandalized in Karachi’s Saddar

The police have booked as well as arrested three suspects in Karachi. This happened after some people vandalized an Ahmadi place of worship in Karachi's Saddar area on Monday. The incident took place at the Ahmadiyya Hall in Saddar, a commercial and residential area in the heart of Karachi. A group of men, with their faces covered, broke into the hall and vandalized the property. They also raised slogans against the Ahmadiyya community. The Ahmadiyya community is a religious minority in Pakistan. Its members have been the targets of violence and discrimination for many years. The government and religious leaders condemned the attack on the Ahmadiyya place of worship in Karachi. In addition, the government has promised to take action against the perpetrators of the attack. The Ahmadi...
PayPal And Stripe Are Coming To Pakistan Soon
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PayPal And Stripe Are Coming To Pakistan Soon

PayPal and Stripe are expected to launch in Pakistan shortly. The launch of PayPal and Stripe in Pakistan is expected to have a significant impact on the country's economy. The exact date of the launch has not yet been announced. PayPal and Stripe, two big companies that help people and businesses make and receive payments online, are going to start working in Pakistan soon. This news was confirmed by the Caretaker IT Minister, Dr. Umar Saif. When he met with the Caretaker Prime Minister, Anwaarul Haq Kakar. This is part of a bigger plan to help the IT industry in Pakistan grow and to increase the money earned from IT to $10 billion. In May 2023, Pakistan saw a big increase of about 24 percent in its IT exports. For the whole year of 2022, the total amount of IT exports was $2.6...
E-Gates To Be Installed At All Airports of Pakistan
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E-Gates To Be Installed At All Airports of Pakistan

Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) has announced plans to install e-gates at all airports in the country. The e-gates will allow passengers to clear immigration formalities quickly and easily using fingerprints. However, this will help to reduce congestion at airports and improve the overall passenger experience. The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) is planning to set up special gates, called e-gates, at all airports in the country. These e-gates will use fingerprints to quickly and easily check passengers through immigration, which is the process of entering or leaving a country. Moreover, this will make things faster and smoother for travelers and help reduce airport crowding. They have already started putting these e-gates in airports like Islamabad, Karachi, an...
First Female SSP, Faryal Fareed, Takes Charge in Balochistan
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First Female SSP, Faryal Fareed, Takes Charge in Balochistan

Faryal Fareed has made history as Balochistan's first female Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), taking on Jaffarabad. In 2018, SSP Faryal achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming the first female police officer in the history of the Police Service of Pakistan (PSP) to be awarded the prestigious "Sword of Honour." Faryal Fareed has made history by becoming Balochistan's first female Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) in a groundbreaking move. Her appointment signifies a significant breakthrough in dismantling gender barriers within the police force. Upon her arrival at the Jaffarabad office, Faryal Fareed received a warm reception from her fellow police officers. Who greeted her with flowers as a gesture of support for her new role. Without delay, Faryal Fareed got t...