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  • AKU doctors reciting naat for patient moves social media

    AKU doctors reciting naat for patient moves social media

    In difficult times it is nice to see doctors of this country doing their best to offer solace to people.

    A viral video on social media shows a group of doctors from Agha Khan University (AKU) reciting the naat ‘Faasalon Ko Taqaluf’ for a patient in order to calm them down.

    Since it was uploaded on social media, the video has received over 79.6K views on Twitter, with many users praising the professionals for such a moving and kind gesture and going beyond the call of duty to help a patient.

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    The video was first shared by the Instagram page lifeataku. Underneath the post, people began sharing their experiences of doctors in hospitals offering solace to their loved ones when they were suffering. One user wrote:

    “I was admitted in the hospital for multiple organ failure and was in ICU. I remember the nursing staff playing Surah Rehman twice a day for the patients on their phones. It was such a soothing and pure experience to listen Surah Rehman, Alhumdulillah.”

    Another wrote:

    “When in South City my dad was admitted and was on bipap in covid days , the staff was keeping mobiles full time on eith surah rehman and yaseen no doubt whoever died are martyrs insha Allah like my dad “

  • Serial killer targeting transgenders caught by police

    Serial killer targeting transgenders caught by police

    The Rawalpindi Police have arrested a serial killer accused of the murder of three transgender women.

    The suspect, Ali Hussain, killed two transgender women after raping them.

    According to the police, the accused killed Zahoor, in February this year, Saif in April and another transgender woman in January 2020 in Rahim Yar Khan.

    Separately, a transgender was allegedly raped in Raiwind on Wednesday.

  • Grieving son spent two years of his life at mother’s grave

    Grieving son spent two years of his life at mother’s grave

    An Algerian boy has received empathy from thousands of social media users after he was found in a derelict state, living next to his mother’s grave in a local cemetery.


    Ismail Beraba, a young man from the province of Adrar in southern Algeria, has been living in the cemetery for years after his mother died.

    According to The Gulf report, Ismail’s mother died two years ago, leaving him suffering from intense grief. He decided to live next to his mother’s grave.

    The governor of the state of Adrar has instructed the Directorate of Health and Population to take care of Ismael’s medical treatment and to examine him physically and psychologically, to determine the extent of the need for hospitalisation.

  • Video: Family of child who died at Children’s Hospital beat up doctor

    Video: Family of child who died at Children’s Hospital beat up doctor

    Trigger warning: Physical violence


    A video has gone viral on social media, in which family members of a child who died at the Children’s Hospital in Lahore, can be seen beating up a doctor at the facility.


    The Young Doctors organization at the Children’s Hospital immediately ceased all indoor and outdoor medical services in response to the event.
    Five suspects have been nominated in the First Information Report (FIR), which states that family members of the deceased child attempted to murder medical professionals.


    In addition to physically abusing the physicians, the accused specifically singled out female nurses and doctors and swore at them.

    All five suspects were swiftly taken into custody by the police for further investigation and legal proceedings.


    Following the incident, the doctors staged a protest at Ferozepur Road.

  • Police arrests teenager in Okara for ‘khatam’ of Sidhu Moosewala

    Police arrests teenager in Okara for ‘khatam’ of Sidhu Moosewala

    A 15-years-old boy named Sharjeel has been arrested in Okara for inviting people to a ‘khatam’ and aerial firing for the death anniversary of slain Indian rapper Siddhu Moosewalla.

    Okara Police reached the boy through the address he provided on a social media poster.

    Police reached the address and then arrested Sharjeel for the invitation to aerial firing.

    Sindhu Moosewala, the Indian rapper who was shot dead last year on May 29, has a strong fan following in Pakistan.

    The teenager was released hours after arrest, as his young age came under consideration. He has been given a warning to practice caution in the future.


    Later, Sharjeel said he had posted the invitation only with the intention of creating mischief, stressing that he did not actually intend to go ahead with the event.

    He has tendered an apology.

  • Female teacher commits suicide in Balochistan after harassment

    Female teacher commits suicide in Balochistan after harassment

    A female teacher in Gishkaur area of Awaran, Balochistan has committed suicide after facing persistent harassment.

    Najma Baloch ended her life after continued harassment from three individuals, including a Levies official, her family has alleged.

    Najma taught children from low-income families in a camp school, which she set up herself.


    The local police have registered a case against three accused on the complaint of the family, and the relevant Levies official has been suspended.

    Police have arrested one accused and are looking for the other two.

  • Paisay kharachnay ka shauq hai? Here are nine tips to spend your money wisely

    Paisay kharachnay ka shauq hai? Here are nine tips to spend your money wisely

    If you’re reading this article, chances are you’re a spendthrift who wants to learn how to save money. The good news is that you’re not alone. Many people struggle with saving money, but with a little discipline and creativity, it is possible to improve your financial situation. Here are some tips on how to save money when you’re a spendthrift:

    1. Set a Budget: One of the main reasons people overspend is because they don’t have a budget. Setting a budget can help you cut back on unnecessary expenses and prioritize your spending. Start by writing down all of your monthly expenses and subtracting them from your income. Use the remaining amount to plan your spending each month.
    2. Track Your Spending: Another way to save money is to track your spending. Keep a record of every penny you spend, and review it regularly to see where you’re overspending. This can help you make better decisions about how to allocate your funds.
    3. Cut Back on Eating Out: Eating out can be a huge expense, especially if you do it frequently. Eating at home can save you a lot of money, so try to limit your dining out to once or twice a week. Alternatively, you can try cooking meals in bulk and freezing them, so you always have a home-cooked meal on hand.
    4. Use Coupons and Discounts: Coupons and discounts can help you save money on groceries, clothing, and other purchases. Take advantage of them whenever possible, and try to combine them with sales for even greater savings.
    5. Shop Smart: When shopping for anything, always try to get the best deal possible. Look for products that are on sale or discounted, and do research to find the best prices. Avoid impulse buys and stick to your list.
    6. Avoid Credit Card Debt: Credit card debt can be a major financial burden, so try to avoid it whenever possible. If you do use credit cards, be sure to pay off the balance in full each month to avoid interest charges.
    7. Use Cash: Using cash to pay for purchases can help you stay within your budget and avoid overspending. Leave your credit cards at home and only carry as much cash as you need.
    8. Start Saving: Even if you can only save a small amount each month, it’s important to start saving. Set up a separate savings account and transfer money into it each month. Over time, your savings will grow, and you’ll feel more secure financially.
    9. Rein in Your Social Life: Meeting with friends and colleagues can take a toll on your savings. Instead of hitting the town every weekend, opt for low-cost get-togethers like walks or coffee shop meetups.

    Final Thoughts

    If you’re a spendthrift, saving money can be a challenge, but it’s not impossible. The key is to be disciplined and proactive in your approach. Set a budget, track your spending, cut back on eating out, use coupons and discounts, shop smart, avoid credit card debt, use cash, start saving, and rein in your social life.

    By following these tips, you can make significant progress in curbing your spending and improving your financial situation. Remember, every little bit counts, so stay focused on your goals and keep working towards them. With time and persistence, you can become a master saver and achieve financial success.

  • Daily Crime Report: Is Lahore a safe place? Upsurge in street crime troubles Lahore

    Daily Crime Report: Is Lahore a safe place? Upsurge in street crime troubles Lahore

    It may be due to political anarchy or disability, or you can say negligence of institutes. But Lahore is not safe for roaming around late at nights or even in broad day light.

    Mobile snatchers, purse snatchers, dacoits, thieves, are everywhere and the looters are eerily common now.
    Moreover, the city’s residents feel that the Punjab Police is either devoid of solutions to curb the rising crime rate or simply does not care.

    A citizen Waqas living in Sundar has been robbed inside his office. Thieves looted Rs500,00 and mobile phone. Jahanzeb, resident of Iqbal Town, got robbed in broad day-light when dacoits snatched over Rs 2 lacs and other belongings from him.

    “it is very easy purchase illegal weapon in Punjab. If the citizen retaliates, he will be shot by dacoits so everyone protects his life first.”

    Thousands of rupees from Azam’s fast food shop in Factory area, Rs44 thousand and mobile phone from Hamza in Ichhra, Rs31 thousand and mobile phone from Yusuf in Chung, Rs35 thousand from Khalil in Iqbal Town, Rs55 thousand from Yasin in Mustafa Town, Rs65 thousand from Ghazanfar Ali in Johar Town along with mobile phone, Rs 65 thousand from Atiq Ahmed of Ravi Road.

    A resident of Shalimar was robbed of belongings worth Rs 11 lacs when robbers rushed into his house.


    With all of these street crimes, 7 cars and dozens of bikes reportedly got stolen from Gulberg area, Shahdara Town, Faisal Town, Badami Bagh or Litton Road.


    Police have no clue yet, on the cars and bikes which got stolen from different areas of Lahore.

  • Board awards student of Nawabshah College, Principal says he wasn’t enrolled there

    The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) had awarded a student, Saif Ahmed from Government College Nawabshah, for receiving first place in the Intermediate Pre-engineering Examinations. However, the college’s principal has revealed that the student is not even enrolled in their school.

    According to The News, the board had notified the school that Ahmed received a total of 1200 marks, and had gifted him a gallantry sheild. But the principal confirmed to the newspaper that no boy with this name is in the college’s record of attendance, nor had he appeared in the examinations.

    It was also revealed that Saif’s father, Altaf Pirzada, was an influential man who was the head of security at Bilawal House.

    A college staff member also revealed to the newspaper that despite there being no mention of Saif’s name in the college enrollment or exams, the administration was being threatened by powerful members to cover up the fraud.

    The issue came to light when during a ceremony held at Darbar Hall of the Deputy Commissioner’s office, where the Comissioner Aleem Lashari, Deputy Commissioner Shaharyar Gul Memon and BISE Chairman Dr Farooq Matti were present as special guests on the occasion. When Saif’s name was announced, the principal of the college came to collect the shield and revealed that the aforementioned student was not a member of his school.

  • Police catch gang using social media to rob people

    Police catch gang using social media to rob people

    Punjab Police has arrested a gang of robbers after the thieves opened fire on cops.

    The robbers allegedly made friends on social media, calling the victim to meet them at different places before kidnapping them and robbing them.

    Police arrested Abid, who was injured from defensive fire from the cops.

    Punjab Police was reportedly performing routine checks on cars when they spotted a suspicious car. The robbers panicked and sped up the vehicle while opening fire on the police.


    A hostage was also recovered from the vehicle of the accused.


    One of the robbers was arrested while two others ran away. Police saved the hostage Babar, a resident of Pak Pattan. Babar told the police that the gang first become friends with him on social media and then called him to meet in Kahna. There they robbed his bike, mobile phone and cash while also kidnapping him.