February 5, 2025
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Pakistani-American Ali Sheikhani Wins Fort Bend County Constable Position Amidst Fierce Election Competition

Pakistani-American Ali Sheikhani Wins Fort Bend County Constable Position Amidst Fierce Election Competition

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Pakistani-American Ali Sheikhani has secured the highly competitive constable position in Fort Bend County’s Precinct 3, Houston, Texas, marking a significant achievement in local politics. Sheikhani’s victory came amidst a tight race against fellow Pakistani-American police officer Nabil Shike, who received considerable support from the community but ultimately fell short. A total of 76,477 votes…

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Chicken or Egg - Which Came First

Did the Chicken Really Come Before the Egg? Here’s What Science Says

Ali Haider03 mins

For centuries, the age-old question of “What came first: the chicken or the egg?” has intrigued scientists, philosophers, and the general public. Recently, scientists have suggested a compelling answer: the chicken came first, not the egg. The reasoning behind this conclusion is rooted in the biology of eggshell formation. According to researchers, a specific protein,…

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Khojak Tunnel Pakistan

The Incredible Story of the World’s Largest Railway Tunnel in Pakistan’s Qilla Abdullah District

Ali Haider03 mins

Unveiling the Epic Tale of Pakistan’s Khojak Tunnel – The World’s Largest Railway Tunnel The Khojak Tunnel, located in Pakistan’s Qilla Abdullah District, stands as a remarkable feat of engineering and history. Just 113 kilometers from Quetta, this iconic tunnel cuts through the Khawaja Imran mountain range, connecting Sanzala to Shela Bagh. Known for being…

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Tourism Potential of Pakistan

International Conference Explores Pakistan’s Tourism Potential for Sustainable Growth

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Islamabad (Ali Haider) – On November 6, 2024, the Sanober Institute hosted an International Conference on Pakistan’s tourism potential at Serena Hotel Islamabad. This event, organized in collaboration with Serena Hotels, gathered tourism experts, government officials, and international participants to explore and promote Pakistan’s diverse tourism offerings, focusing on four key areas: mountain, coastal, religious,…

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World Bank NADRA Digital Pakistan

World Bank Delegation Visits NADRA Headquarters to Advance Digital Pakistan Development Initiatives

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On November 7, 2024, a high-profile delegation from the World Bank, led by Ms. Vyjayanti T. Desai, Practice Manager for Digital Development in the South Asia Region, visited the headquarters of Pakistan’s National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) to discuss advancements in digital development. This meeting focused on the Digital Economy Enhancement Project (DEEP), an…

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Mahira Khan honored in UK Parliament

Mahira Khan Honored in UK Parliament for Cultural Impact and Women’s Empowerment

Ali Haider03 mins

LONDON (Ali Haider) – Renowned Pakistani actress Mahira Khan has received a prestigious honor in the UK Parliament for her invaluable contributions to global cinema and cultural advocacy. Hosted at the House of Commons by MP Afzal Khan in partnership with Samara Events UK, this event recognized Mahira’s impactful work in fostering cross-cultural connections, advocating for…

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Pakistan human flag record

Pakistan Sets New World Record with Largest Human Flag at Lahore Youth Festival

Ali Haider02 mins

On Thursday, Pakistan made headlines by setting a new world record for the largest human flag, surpassing India’s previous record. This historic achievement took place during the ongoing Lahore Youth Festival, organized by the Punjab Government at the Fortress Stadium in Lahore. Over 10,000 students from Lahore’s Army Public School gathered to create a massive…

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Coca-Cola Isn’t Available in North Korea and Cuba

Why Coca-Cola Isn’t Available in North Korea and Cuba: Understanding Political Restrictions

Ali Haider03 mins

While Coca-Cola is one of the world’s most widely available brands, known in nearly every corner of the globe, it remains conspicuously absent from two countries: North Korea and Cuba. Due to unique political situations and trade restrictions, citizens in these nations cannot purchase Coca-Cola as easily as people elsewhere. This unusual gap in availability…

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