Islamabad, Nov 12: PUBG Mobile has released the Player’s favorite PUBG Mobile 3.5 update containing new features to improve the gameplay. This patch is full of new content and changes all aimed at keeping the original players happy as well as plunge newcomers into the gameplay. In this update, you’ll find the following features and improvements more or less summarized in a nutshell. What’s New in PUBG Mobile 3.5? With 3.5, there are new modifications available: a new map with more diversified terrains and main points that contribute to the decisive phase of the conflict. There are new weapons added…
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Islamabad, Nov 12: In today’s rapidly evolving digital environment, creators need high-quality tools to bring their ideas to life. Whether you’re an experienced editor or a newcomer, choosing the right laptop for video editing in 2024 is crucial. From effortless 4K editing to managing complex graphics and timelines, the right laptop can enhance your workflow, increase productivity, and elevate editing quality. With numerous options available, how do you find the best for high-performance video editing? Here’s a look at the top models making a mark in 2024. Essential Features for a Video Editing Laptop There are features for which one…
Islamabad, Nov 12: The Inland Revenue Service Officers Association (IRSOA) strongly condemns a recent incident at Karachi’s Regional Tax Office (RTO), where staff at a private wedding hall prevented a team led by Assistant Commissioner (IR) Rai Hamza Ahmed from performing their official duties. This incident, described by IRSOA as a blatant violation of legal authority, demands urgent action. The association has repeatedly called for strengthened enforcement measures, highlighting the routine risks IRS personnel face. IRSOA emphasized the need to properly resource the Inland Revenue Enforcement Network (IREN), established under SRO 250(I)/2019, which has proven successful despite limited funding. They…
Islamabad, Nov 12: Pakistan cricket team’s interim white-ball head coach, Jason Gillespie, voiced disappointment over the lack of attention surrounding his team’s recent ODI series win against Australia. Pakistan celebrated a significant 2-1 series victory on Australian soil, marking their first in 22 years, but many former players and cricket analysts expressed discontent at the absence of celebration for this milestone. Criticism was also directed at Cricket Australia’s decision to rest several top players for the decisive ODI match, a move that didn’t sit well with former captain Michael Clarke. Lacking their more experienced players, Australia struggled in the final…
Islamabad, Nov 11:An International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation has arrived in Pakistan to begin talks with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) officials regarding the nation’s fiscal performance. The FBR chairman led the team in presenting tax collection and revenue data for the first quarter of the current fiscal year. FBR officials revealed that tax revenue amounted to Rs2,625 billion between July and September, fulfilling 96.6% of the quarterly target. However, between July and October, there was a Rs190 billion shortfall in achieving the overall tax target. The IMF delegation was informed that FBR raised an extra Rs8 billion in…
Islamabad, Nov 11: Pakistan Rain Forecast Showers Expected Across Regions Residents impacted by smog have reason for relief as the Meteorological Department predicts rain across the federal capital, Punjab, Kashmir, and Gilgit-Baltistan. In Islamabad, smog is likely to be present on Monday morning, but by evening, conditions are expected to shift to partly cloudy with strong winds, rain, and possible thunderstorms. In Punjab, smog is forecast to persist in several districts, including Lahore, Kasur, Okara, Sialkot, Hafizabad, Narowal, Gujranwala, Sargodha, Sheikhupura, Sahiwal, Faisalabad, Bahawalpur, Bahawalnagar, Multan, Rahim Yar Khan, and D.G. Khan, with dense fog anticipated during early morning hours.…
Islamabad, Nov 11: Bank Alfalah, one of Pakistan’s prominent commercial banks, has reintroduced AlfaMall, its leading e-commerce platform and the country’s largest organized Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) marketplace, now including an exclusive BNPL option specifically for the fashion category. To commemorate the relaunch, an exclusive event showcasing celebrated designers took place at the historic Mohatta Palace, marking the debut of the new AlfaMall website with an emphasis on style, digital advancement, and financial empowerment. The gathering was hosted by the senior management of Bank Alfalah and featured distinguished guests such as Senator Rubina Khalid, Chairperson of BISP, Consul Generals…
Islamabad, Nov 2: Bitcoin Crosses $81,000 for the First Time in History, Setting New Milestone Bitcoin (BTC) recently hit an all-time high, surpassing $80,000 and pushing its market value beyond $1.5 trillion following Donald Trump’s reelection as U.S. president. On November 10, BTC’s value surged by nearly 4.5% to a new inflation-adjusted peak of $80,116, according to Bit stamp. Alongside Bitcoin’s gains, other major cryptocurrencies like Ether (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), and Cardano (ADA) also experienced rallies. Trump’s campaign promises included positioning the U.S. as a global leader in cryptocurrency, creating a strategic Bitcoin reserve, and appointing crypto-friendly regulators. Since his…
Islamabad, Nov 10: At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, the Ignite National Technology Fund will present the top ten GreenTech startups selected from Pakistan, marking a significant milestone for sustainable innovation. Out of 120 initial applicants, 40 startups were shortlisted based on stringent criteria, and ultimately, ten were chosen as exceptional innovators to participate in the final selection round. However, GreenTech Hub Initiative, under the guidance of the Ministry of Climate Change & Environmental Coordination and supported by Ignite (Ministry of IT & Telecom), will have these top three startups represent Pakistan at COP29. Featured Innovators in GreenTech Khaity Technologies &…
Islamabad, Nov 11: Govt Likely to Sign New Agreement with 18 IPPs in Two Weeks An agreement with 18 Independent Power Producers (IPPs), who together may produce 4,267 MW of electricity under the 1994 and 2002 power regulations, is almost complete in Pakistan. The main modification is moving electricity purchases from the existing “take or pay” method to a “take and pay” paradigm. Unlike the former ‘take or pay’ arrangement, which paid for unused capacity, the new terms only require the government to pay for the electricity that is actually provided. The government will compensate the IPPs in cash or…
