Haleon Pakistan has officially launched Centrum across the country, marking a significant milestone as the World’s No.1 multivitamin brand1 enters the market to support the health and well-being of individuals in the country. This launch marks a new era for the accessibility of healthcare and self-care in Pakistan. With the launch of Centrum, Haleon Pakistan builds on its commitment to
Haleon Pakistan and Smile Train have renewed their collaboration, providing comprehensive cleft care to children across Pakistan. The announcement was made at an impactful event in Karachi, with celebrities Fahad Mirza, Mikaal Zulfiqar, Dr. Shaista Lodhi, Momal Sheikh, Sami Khan, and Sumbul Iqbal attending in support. At the event, Farhan Haroon, CEO of Haleon Pakistan, functional nutritionist and health coach,
Pakistan’s diverse natural resources, rich culture, and industrious workforce make it a notable player in the global trade market. Over the years, the country has carved a niche in various export industries that not only fuel its economy but also provide jobs to millions. Despite these successes, there remains ample room for growth and innovation. Let’s take a closer look
Consul General of the Russian Federation in Karachi Andrey Fedorov has said that his country is ready to provide cheap oil to Pakistan if contacted by the Pakistani government. Russian Consul General Andrey Fedorov confirmed that the former prime minister Imran Khan discussed the trade of Russian oil during his visit to Moscow.
A Pakistani ‘foodpreneur’ made history by receiving double honours from the Queen for his services with regards to business and charity during the Covid-19. Raja Suleman Raza, Chief Executive of the Spice Village, received the MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) on the occasion of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Pakistan has some of the most resilient women, working day and night in their capacities to make big differences to lives of people around them. Working in diverse sectors from agriculture to health to technology, Pakistani women are making their mark in national and international front and contributing to Pakistan’s development. As part of International Women’s Day, we look at 5 inspirational Pakistani women who have taken small steps towards ensuring a better future for others around them.
Former South African batter, Hashim Amla will be attending the religious congregation in Raiwind Tablighi Markaz. Currently, the legendary batter is in Pakistan where he performed his duty as a batting coach for the Peshawar Zalmi in the recently concluded Pakistan Super League 7. Hashim Amla is in Swat (KP) with scholars of Swat Tableeghi Markaz on the advice of Raiwind Markaz.
Religious Affairs Minister Noorul Haq Qadri has written a letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan suggesting that International Hijab Day should be celebrated on March 8, in an effort to express solidarity with Muslim women across the globe. He also said that anti-Islamic slogans should not be raised on International Women’s Day, under the name of Aurat March.
Dr Sagar Singh, who is a member of the Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, has been nominated as finalist for the International Sikh of the Year 2021 Category at the British Sikh Awards in the UK. The award recognises a wide range of achievements from inspiring individuals through pivotal contributions made by the Sikh community across a variety of fields.
Noor Muqaddam’s murder case has dominated headlines for over six months now. The counsel for Zahir Jaffer, the main accused has now said that it was possible that she (Noor) may have been killed for honour as she had a “living relationship” with Zahir. Sikandar Zulqarnain Saleem, the counsel for Zahir Jaffer, stated that the police did not quiz the only brother of the victim.