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Air-Conditioned Dress Shirts in Japan
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Air-Conditioned Dress Shirts in Japan

Air-conditioned dress shirts have officially arrived in Japan to save working professionals from sweltering summer heat while helping them stay stylish and comfortable. These innovatively designed dress shirts feature internal fan systems and are quickly gaining immense popularity among corporate employees and commuters. If you need business attire in Japan, Yofuku no Aoyama is pretty...

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Why we need raising Voices for Resilience?

How advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) for Women and Climate Migrant Communities in Pakistan. When we talk about climate change in Pakistan, we often focus on rising temperatures, devastating floods, droughts, and disappearing livelihoods. Yet one of the most overlooked consequences is its impact on women’s health, dignity, and Sexual and Reproductive Health...

SC Rejects Zahir Jaffer’s Review Plea, Upholds Death Sentence in Noor Mukadam Case
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SC Rejects Zahir Jaffer’s Review Plea, Upholds Death Sentence in Noor Mukadam Case

ISLAMABAD:  The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a review petition submitted by Zahir Jaffer, maintaining its previous judgment that upheld his death penalty for the murder of Noor Mukadam. In July 2021, 27-year-old Noor Mukadam was discovered murdered at Zahir’s home in Islamabad. Investigations revealed she endured torture before being decapitated. A trial court initially...

PDMA Issues Cold Weather Alert Until January 16
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PDMA Issues Cold Weather Alert Until January 16

The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has issued a cold weather alert, warning that severe cold conditions are expected to continue until January 16. According to details that surfaced on Sunday, the PDMA circulated an official notification to several departments, including tourism, education, health, agriculture, local government, forestry, and other relevant bodies. The notification aims...

The Silent Chainsaw: Can a Sapling Replace a Giant?
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The Silent Chainsaw: Can a Sapling Replace a Giant?

In the heart of Shakarparian, one of Islamabad’s oldest green spaces, the calm of the morning was shattered. Instead of birdsong and the gentle rustle of leaves, there was a frantic roar, chainsaws cutting through century,old branches. High above, a Golden Oriole flitted in panic. On the forest floor, wild boars and jackals ran across...

How Everyday Foods Can Help Reduce Stress and Anxiety
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How Everyday Foods Can Help Reduce Stress and Anxiety

Mental health and emotional wellbeing are influenced by many aspects of daily life, including sleep patterns, work pressures, relationships, and social surroundings. Recently, nutrition has also emerged as a major factor in regulating emotions. What we eat can have a direct impact on our brain chemistry, hormone balance, and the body’s ability to handle stress....

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Your Brain Is Slowly Rotting: It’s Time to Wake Up

Have you ever picked up your phone for “just five minutes,” only to realize an hour has vanished? That’s not just wasted time; it’s brain rot. A silent mental decay that weakens your focus, emotions, and creativity from within, and most people don’t even notice it happening. We are becoming digital zombies, endlessly scrolling through...

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Aurat Foundation Demand substantial increase in excise tax on cigarettes and other tobacco products.

Tax Increase on tobacco and nicotine products would not only serve as a strong deterrent to tobacco use but also significantly contribute to improving public health outcomes and strengthening national fiscal revenues Islamabad: 25 March 2025: A delegation of Aurat Foundation called on Syed Mustafa Kamal, Federal Minister for National Health Services, Regulations, and Coordination...

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World Health Day: Health is a Right- But for whom?

Health is recognized as a constitutional right in 140 countries worldwide. However, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan is not among them. It is even more surprising to consider the disregard for this “value” assigned to health in a country that ranks 164th out of 193 nations on the Human Development Index. The theme of World...

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Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb should play his role in strengthening the country’s economy by imposing tax on tobacco. Experts

Experts and anti-tobacco activists have recommended increasing tobacco taxes to strengthen the economy. The Society for the Protection of Rights of the Child, in a statement, welcomed the appointment of Muhammad Aurangzeb as finance minister and urged him to consider tobacco tax as a possible tool to strengthen the economy. Such initiatives could potentially offer...