Who does not like memes? Memes not only lighten up our mood but also make us all go LOL and we wish this meme culture never dies at least as long as the internet exists.
This collection of memes will make you laugh hard.
Memes jo hain humor hamara bohat funny hai.
A category for ‘Corruption and Malpractices’ has been introduced on the Pakistan Citizens’ portal to curb these illegal practises from the government departments. The portal now allows people to report corrupt practices on the complaint lodging mechanism.
The Prime Minister’s Performance Delivery Unit (PMDU) has introduced the category on the directives of Prime Minister Imran Khan. As per the unit, subcategories have also been made to help citizens classify the nature of the complaint.
Matters related to the corruption in public funds, bribery, and kickbacks can be reported under financial corruption. While irregularities in recruitment, procurement, and allotment processes fall under the Violation of Merit/Rules category.
Similarly, favoritism, unauthorized privileges, etc. characterise the Power Abuse section.
In addition to this, citizens can also report physical or sexual harassment, threatening and blackmailing, under the harassment category. Any case regarding fake documents and impersonation will go under the Fraud/Mockery section.
PMDU said these categories will not only facilitate the public, but they will also organise the complaint lodging process. It will also protect the integrity of the portal as most of the cases received through this platform are proved to be mala fide and irrational serving only vested interests.
Want to make a guy feel special but don’t know what to get? Here is the list of gifts men will love and where you can find them. The best part: they’re all under Rs 3,000.
DESCRIBE is the perfect scent for the Pakistani alpha male.
Available at J. Perfumes
T-shirts or collar shirts? Pick whichever your guy likes to wear on a daily basis.
Tip: Don’t choose what you like, make sure it fits his style.
Available at Outfitters, Dockers, Cotton and Cotton
You might think that wrist watches are outdated. But not for guys.
Available at Ali Express
Everyone needs a wallet, and even a simple basic one will do.
Find it at Jafferjees
Cufflinks, ties or tie pins are also a good option.
Find it at Charcoal
Beard oil is a popular choice of gift if your man flaunts a mustache and beard.
Find it at Dari Mooch, M Belle Beaute
It’s so difficult to find V day gifts in Pakistan and if you go out looking, they probably won’t be that nice and will be super expensive. If you’re working, you probably don’t even have the time to go out looking for something grand. Here are three online platforms you can check out and order valentine’s day presents for your loved one.
An online website, its got a lot of Valentine’s Day stuff that you can order and also personalize. We particularly love how they have a lot of shirts and mugs dedicated to singles.
The young, hip brand does some cool stationery for V day. They also have water bottles and framed images that you can give to your office going Valentine.
So, this isn’t a website but a facebook platform that has many small businesses, most of which are home-based. The sellers are vetted by the admin and people generally have a good experience when ordering from them. Some sellers have posted V day presents that can be ordered.
Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Health, Dr Zafar Mirza introduced the ‘Sehat Tahaffuz’ helpline ‘1166’ at a ceremony in Islamabad to provide health-related information services to the public.
As per reports, through the helpline, people will be able to get instant assistance to their queries and concerns, particularly related to polio and routine immunization services.
The helpline will also provide information and address queries of parents related to the vaccine. It will be active from eight in the morning to twelve midnight daily.
Pakistan remains one of the last two countries in the world, alongside Afghanistan, where the poliovirus is still prevalent.
There is a strong national and international commitment to eradicate polio. It is a collective responsibility to ensure all children are protected and vaccinated against the poliovirus.
An Indonesian man murdered a female colleague after she called him fat and compared him to a sumo wrestler.
As per reports, Ali Heri Sanjaya, 27, was arrested on January 28 after his colleague Rosidah, 18, was found dead in village Banyuwangi, Java.
Sanjaya and Rosidah worked at the same restaurant and had known each other for years as they lived in the same neighbourhood.
The local police chief said that Rosidah had allegedly made fun of Sanjaya in public and compared him to a sumo wrestler triggering his anger.
Sanjaya had been planning the murder for a while. He waited for Rosidah outside their workplace on the pretext of dropping her home but took her to an unknown place instead.
When they reached the abandoned coconut plantation at Pondok Nongko Village, he asked her to get off the vehicle, strangled her and burnt her body using gasoline.
Sanjaya has been arrested and is likely to get capital punishment or life imprisonment.
The coronavirus crisis in China has extended as the number of people infected by the virus hits 31,000 and the doctor who issued an early warning about the outbreak died from the virus on Friday.
According to reports, more than 630 people have died by the virus that ophthalmologist Li Wenliang and his colleagues had first brought to light in late December.
The disease has since spread across China, forcing the government to lock down cities with of tens of millions of people. Global panic has also risen in wake of the disease as more than 240 cases have emerged in two dozen countries.
Li, 34, died early Friday, Wuhan Central Hospital said in a post on China’s Twitter-like Weibo platform. The news triggered grief on social media and the doctor was hailed a hero for his services in his field.
Earlier on December 30, Li had sent out a message about the new coronavirus to colleagues in Wuhan, the central city where the virus was born but was later called by police for spreading rumors. He later contracted the disease while treating a patient.
State-run newspaper Global Times and state broadcaster CCTV first reported on Weibo that Li had died late Thursday, only to delete their posts after the death rapidly surged to be among the top topics on the popular platform.
After overseas Pakistanis complained on the Pakistan Citizens’ Portal about being issued tickets because they had foreign licenses, the Islamabad police’s traffic division has issued a notification that the rules are being changed.
Foreign driving licenses will not be penalized anymore but they have yet to make clear if all foreign licenses are allowed.
SSP Farrukh Rasheed has issued the notification and the police says that they will quickly implement the decision.
Police officials claimed to have arrested a woman along with her partner from the Sohrab Goth area of Karachi over charges of providing ice drug to posh areas and universities using an auto-rickshaw.
As per reports, the woman used to sell ice and other types of drugs through rickshaw that was usually driven by her husband or son so that she could not be caught by the police
The arrested woman, Gul Bibi, and her accomplice identified as Inayat used to smuggle ice drug from Balochistan.
During the raid, the police team seized ice drugs and other narcotics from their possession. According to police, the gang had been arrested twice in the past while further investigation is underway.
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has given the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) the authority to decide whether minorities in Pakistan can hold liquor licences.
According to reports, this was announced in a verdict by the IHC as it heard a petition against the issuance of these licences.
The court said that the CII the authority to decide this as licences are being granted on the basis of religion. The petition was disposed of after it was forward to the CII.
The Pakistan United Christian Movement and Centre of Rule of Law had filed the petition in the Islamabad High Court. The petitioners said alcohol is also prohibited in Christianity but licenses are being given in its name.
The petitioners also presented a list of 340 liquor licence holders to the court.