Pakistan's star goalkeeper Ali Raza says the national team is heading into this month's Hockey World Cup with confidence. He urged fans to back the side, saying Pakistan's hockey players often go unrecognized and many people don't even know who they are.
Good interview @HaiderAzhar 👏
Last night attended my last ODI in Pakistan at Qaddafi Stadium where my journey started in 1969. Thank You Cricket Fans, Media and PCB for making it a very memorable Farewell. Thank You Everyone who supported me in.the past. Pakistan Zindabad
@Nabeel1124 yes and now they are covering the wrong price by offering free registration, bridgestone tyres plus corporate employees can get the WHT (around 190k) tax adjusted in salary not a bad benefit of around 500k.
@MShaafNajib14@Nabeel1124 No doubt future is EVs, but japanese localised cars are benefitting the pakistan economy by 1:4 against the imported chinese electric cars.
“When the whole world was hostile towards Pakistan, Polish people came to its rescue!”
Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a visionary man, the moment he met with Władysław Turowicz, a fighter pilot from Poland, he knew that he has found a man who can be a perfect backbone of raising Pakistan Airforce.
Turowicz not only swiftly raised an Airforce, but brought in more Polish experts for helping Pakistan.
It was a time when right after the WWII, the democracy loving Polish officers, scientists and engineers didn’t want to go to their motherland while under the control of communist Soviets. They happily found a new home in shape of Pakistan.
Till date, Pakistan is indebted to the exclusive services of Polish citizens, who chose Pakistan, served Pakistan for their entire life, lived and died for Pakistan.
🇵🇱 ❤️ 🇵🇰
Finally the kind of role models Pakistani youth needs: Sualeh Arif.
Not property dealers, tax evaders, bank defaulters, rent seekers, born into wealth etc.
But a self-made kid from a middle-class family in Karachi. Studied at MIT, started a hugely impactful company, changed the way people write code, now worth over $ 1 Billion at the age of 26!
https://t.co/rLzJibEWcb
Dr Hasnat Khan has returned to Pakistan from the United Kingdom and has been appointed head of the Jinnah Institute of Cardiology.
The globally recognized heart specialist is set to lead one of Lahore’s major upcoming cardiac facilities.
Dr Hasnat has been appointed as the head of the Jinnah Institute of Cardiology, where he will serve in dual roles as CEO and dean. The hospital is expected to become the second major heart disease treatment facility in Lahore, with preparations currently in full swing ahead of its launch.
Officials confirmed that the recruitment and appointment process has already begun, signaling the institution’s readiness to begin operations soon.
Who is Dr Hasant Khan?
Born in Jhelum in 1958, Dr Khan completed his early medical education at King Edward Medical College before moving to the United Kingdom.
He went on to build a distinguished career as a cardiologist at the prestigious Royal Brompton Hospital, where he served for many years.
Connection with Princess Diana
Dr Khan gained international attention in 1995 when Diana, Princess of Wales visited the Royal Brompton Hospital to see a friend undergoing treatment. During that visit, she met Dr Khan, and their relationship later became widely known.
Princess Diana reportedly gave him the affectionate title of “Mr. Wonderful,” further elevating his public profile.
After spending many years serving in the UK’s healthcare system, Dr Khan has now decided to return to Pakistan. His appointment is being seen as a significant step for the country’s healthcare sector, particularly in the field of cardiology.
The launch of the Jinnah Institute of Cardiology, under Dr Khan’s leadership, is expected to enhance access to advanced heart care services in Lahore.
@sony14315 Depends on how heavy the foot is, for lahore roads it is giving even more than 25-26, first three maintenances are company covered so dont really know exact maintenance cost.