First flying car completes test flight between airports in 35 minutes

The world’s first flying car prototype completed its first test flight between Slovakian airports, taking to the skies and landing within 35 minutes. According to a news release, AirCar traveled from Nitra international airport to Bratislava airport on Monday. Furthermore, Klein Vision, the company that created it, says the flying car has completed its 142nd successful landing.

PM Imran Khan says Pakistan accepts China’s version of Xinjiang’s Uighurs

Islamabad on Thursday accepted Beijing’s version of what is happening to Uighurs in China’s Xinjiang province. The prime minister made these remarks to Chinese journalists during the opening ceremony to mark the centennial of the ruling Communist Party. Moreover, Khan said that the Chinese version was entirely different from western media reports.

Pakistan’s most famous celebrities are set to present the ISPR project, Sinf-e-Aahan

The cast of Sinf-e-Aahan has just been announced by Humayun Saeed and Shahzad Naseeb on their social media accounts. This upcoming drama serial will star Sajal Aly, Yumna Zaidi, Syra Yousuf, Kubra Khan, and Ramsha Khan. In addition, many cast members from the drama serial posted photos of the cast reveal on their Instagram accounts.

Nida Dar becomes first Pakistani bowler to get 100 wickets in T20I

Pakistani cricketer Nida Dar has become the first Pakistani player to win 100 T20I wickets. She achieved the honor by taking the wicket of Deandra Dottin, a West Indian batter, during the first T20I between Pakistan and West Indies. Furthermore, Dar finished with excellent figures of 15/2 in four overs to restrict West Indies to 136/6 in the innings.

Pakistan’s Mashal Aamir wins UK’s prestigious Lady Diana Award 2021 for humanitarian efforts

Mashal Aamir, from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, received the Lady Diana Award from the UK for her humanitarian services and welfare activities. Mashal has been honored with the Lady Diana Award, which goes to 300 people from around the world. Aside from Pakistan, she has also worked in welfare programs in South Korea and the United States.

Sophia Abid is Pakistan’s second-youngest internationally published author of three books

Sophia Abid is Pakistan’s second-youngest internationally published author of three books. The author’s books have been featured on a variety of international platforms, including major global bookstores such as Barnes & Noble. She has also authored a book entitled I WEAR A WIG, which can be found in the National Library of Scotland. Google, however, recognized her as an author back in 2018.

Pakistan ranks among top 15 countries adopting digital currencies

Pakistan ranks 15th in the world for adoption of digital currencies. The report was presented by the blockchain data platform Chainalysis, which devised a Global Crypto Adoption Index. According to the report, Ukraine and Russia lead crypto adoption. Additionally, several African countries made it into the top 20.

Sindh adopts traditional donkey cart racing as its cultural sport

The Secretary of Sports Sindh, Syed Imtiaz Ali Shah, has declared donkey cart racing a cultural sport of the province. Secretary Sports Sindh has stated that donkey cart racing is an ancient sport of Karachi, but it has not been well received by the public. Furthermore, this sport will be added to the province’s list of cultural sports in the near future.

12-year-old Pakistani mountain princess sets off on mission to summit board peak

The 12-year-old Pakistani mountain princess, Selena Khawaja, is preparing to climb Broad Peak, an 8047-meter-high mountain, with her father, Yousef Khawaja. Broad Peak, located on the border of Pakistan and China, is the 12th highest mountain in the world. Further, Selena plans to summit the peak this year, making her the youngest person to summit an 8,000-plus meter peak.

Assailants stab, attack ‘beard and clothing’ of Pakistani Muslim in Canada

Local media reported that two unidentified assailants attacked a Muslim migrant with a knife in Canada. Muhammad Kashif was harassed and stabbed by two attackers in the Saskatchewan city of Saskatoon on Friday. The 32-year-old Kashif was assaulted while returning home wearing traditional Pakistani clothing. He was also stabbed in the arm, resulting in 14 stitches.