Sadia Faisal says women are responsible for high divorce rates
In a recent podcast, Sadia Faisal, daughter of Pakistani actress Saba Faisal, discussed the rising divorce rates in the entertainment industry. She mentioned that she believes women’s growing independence has lowered their tolerance levels, leading to fewer compromises in marriages. Sadia was also of the view that when women earn
Admissions open to Join the Pakistan Army as lady officer
Registrations are open to join the Pakistan Army as lady officers. The admissions are open until November 1. Women up to the age of 28 can apply for these positions. The positions available include the Corps of Engineers, Corps of Signals, Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Aviation Fleet Management,
Hamza Ali Abbasi urges women to speak up against harassment
Actor Hamza Ali Abbasi has urged women to raise their voices against harassment, particularly in workplace settings. Speaking about his commitment to championing women’s empowerment, Abbasi emphasized the importance of solidarity among women in creating inclusive environments. “We must ensure that instances of harassment are not tolerated but instead condemned.
Miftah Ismail announces formation of a ‘different kind’ of political party
Former Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) leader Miftah Ismail has announced forming a “different kind” of political party. The former finance minister announced his party in an op-ed published in The News. However, he didn’t reveal the name of his political party. For the last few months, there have been
CM Maryam collaborates with IFC to boost farmer support
LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister (CM) Maryam Nawaz Sharif has expressed interest in the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to support farmers with working capital. Furthermore, in a recent meeting with Zeshan Ahmed Sheikh, the Country Manager for Pakistan and Afghanistan at IFC, discussions revolved around fostering private-sector investment and business plan
Govt Announces Free Transport Facility for Students and Teachers
The Federal Ministry of Education, along with the district administration of Islamabad, has announced free transport facility for female students and teachers in the federal capital. According to details, a total of 20 buses will be provided for the project and will be easily identifiable by their pink color. The
