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Irfan Siddique of Margalla Hills, used to travel hours to reach school in the capital of Pakistan on daily basis. Recently, he left education as declining economic situation made it impossible for him to continue his academic journey.
Getting Pakistani/Indian dresses in UK is a difficult job, especially when it comes to female fashion. "Bari Baji" a woman led startup has made this job easy these days. Attia who is the founder of "Bari Baji" explains that this word from Urdu means Elder Sister. Her family used to call her with this name as she helps everyone around. She helps Indo- Pakistani families living in the UK and all across Europe to buy clothes. As people love textile from Pakistan she regularly posts different articles on his platform and get orders from the females living out there. First she buy clothes for them and than get it stich from female tailors which provides business to them.
Sepoy Feroz Din, a soldier from Pakistani-administered Kashmir, was killed in World War II while fighting for the British Indian Army in Hong Kong. His family was unable to locate his grave for decades, but his nephew Saifullah eventually found it in Sai Wan Cemetery. Saifullah used his online research skills to identify the fronts where Indian forces fought for Britain and whose geography matched the description of mountains on one side and the sea on the other. He then narrowed down his search to the Fifth Battalion of the Seventh Rajput Regiment, which was recruited from Poonch district in Kashmir. Finally, he found Sepoy Feroz Din's name in the records of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Sepoy Feroz Din's grave is among the 444 unknown graves in Sai Wan Cemetery, but his name is prominently inscribed on the soldiers' monument within the cemetery.
In past few months, the videos of Farooq Farid Abaro, a primary school teacher of Rato Dero, Sindh, are getting very popular on Tik Tok. In these videos, you can see his students engaging in various curricular and co-curricular activities. According to Farooq, his family is financially stable and connected to the clothing business. He preferred school teaching by his choice. According to Farooq Abro, since he joined the education department 14 months ago, he has not taken a single leave, which shows his passion and commitment to the teaching. Note: We were the first ones who took this story to the media timelines and later each outlet followed & reproduced this story.
Mr. Zaidi, current resident of Rawalpindi migrated from Dehradun, India at the age of 6. Through social media and internet, this is how we found his ancestral home back in India.
Salman Ahmed of South Punjab belongs to Baloch family. Few years back, when he passed 10th Grade exams, his family decided to marry him. Salman opposed this decision and left his home. After wandering in the mountains of Gilgit-Baltistan for years, He made a temporary abode in Manapan Valley. One day, at the foot of Raka Poshi Mountain, he met Misa Talpur of the well-known Talpur tribe of Sindh, a princess of the mountains. After this meeting, Salman and Masa went on several mountain trips together, during which they felt like they were made for each other. Salman proposed to Misa and got married in October 2022 at the foothills of Raka Poshi Mountain. Now, they have decided to spend rest of their life here.
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