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Iqbal gave spiritual energy to Muslims of Subcontinent: PML-N leader

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SARGODHA, Apr 21 (APP): Senior Vice President Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Tehsil Sillanwali Makhdoom Shah Kameer Qureshi said on Sunday that Allama Muhammad Iqbal dreamt of a separate country for the Muslims of Subcontinent and gave them spiritual energy and guideline to wage a movement for creation of Pakistan.
He said it was Allama Iqbal’s dream that the Muslims of Subcontinent should have a country which would be a cradle of peace, political forbearance and brotherhood.
Kameer Qureshi, stressing renewal of a pledge to achieve Iqbal’s vision, said the Poet of the East wanted the youth to take the country to acme of progress and development with their constructive approach. On the 86th death anniversary of Dr Muhammad Iqbal, the PML-N leader said the entire nation had been praying for high ranks of the departed soul in Heaven. “Dr Muhammad Iqbal, through his thoughts and teachings, stressed the unity of Muslim Ummah,” Qureshi recalled.
In a special talk with APP, he said Allama Iqbal taught the youth to wage consistent struggle and exhorted them to carve paths in the future through gaining knowledge, carrying out research and learning from the past glorious periods of Muslims.
Iqbal’s philosophy of self-hood (Khudi) was a beacon for all, and by emulating his philosophy, the exquisite qualities of mankind could be achieved, he said, adding that not only the modern universities in the region but across the globe were also conducting research on his philosophy and teachings.

Paper cutting art exhibition to start at PNCA tomorrow

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ISLAMABAD, Apr 21 (APP): A paper cutting exhibition themed “The Guiding Light” would be organized at Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) on Monday, tomorrow. In this regard, the PNCA invited the famous Paper Cutting Artist Tusif Ahmad to create and display Paper-cut Arts with different meanings.
Tusif is the paper cutting artist whose work depicts Islamic stories. “One honor that I am particularly proud of is that I am the only paper cutting artist in the world that focuses on Islamic stories,” said Tusif Ahmed told APP on Sunday.
The art of paper cutting involves the artist cutting a whole painting from a single piece of paper resulting in a painstakingly intricate and fragile piece of art.
“For the past 12 years, I have created hundreds of art pieces, exhibited in galleries around the world, and won national and international awards”, he added. The exhibition would be followed by artist talk and workshop on “papercut art”.
For registration, the interested people can contact on WhatsApp 0330-1577680 or nag.vadevents@gmail.com.  The show will remain on display till April, 28, 2024 (Saturday closed)

Children having fun by taking slides at Frere Hall

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Children having fun by taking slides at Frere Hall
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A woman selecting old books from book fair stall at Frere Hall.

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A woman selecting old books from book fair stall at Frere Hall.
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Women voters showing their national identity cards and marked thumbs after casting their votes during the by-election 2024 at Garhi Shahu School

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Women voters showing their national identity cards and marked thumbs after casting their votes during the by-election 2024 at Garhi Shahu School
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Women voters showing their national identity cards and marked thumbs after casting their votes during the by-election 2024 at Garhi Shahu School
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LAHORE: April 21 – Elder Woman voter showing her national identity card after casting vote during the by-election 2024. APP/AMI/FHA
Women voters showing their national identity cards and marked thumbs after casting their votes during the by-election 2024 at Garhi Shahu School
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LAHORE: April 21 – Elder voter showing his national identity card after casting vote during the by-election 2024. APP/AMI/FHA

Female voters casting their votes in a polling station during the by-election 2024 at Garhi Shahu School

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Female voters casting their votes in a polling station during the by-election 2024 at Garhi Shahu School
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Female voters casting their votes in a polling station during the by-election 2024 at Garhi Shahu School
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LAHORE: April 21 – A female voter casting her vote in a polling station during the by-election 2024 at Garhi Shahu School. APP/AMI/FHA

Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team ODIs Captain, Nida Dar celebrates after taking wicket of the West Indies batter Aaliyah Alleyne during 2nd ODI cricket match played between Pakistan Women’s team vs West Indies Women’s cricket team at National Stadium

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Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team ODIs Captain, Nida Dar celebrates after taking wicket of the West Indies batter Aaliyah Alleyne during 2nd ODI cricket match played between Pakistan Women’s team vs West Indies Women’s cricket team at National Stadium
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Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team ODIs Captain, Nida Dar celebrates after taking wicket of the West Indies batter Aaliyah Alleyne during 2nd ODI cricket match played between Pakistan Women’s team vs West Indies Women’s cricket team at National Stadium
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KARACHI: April 21 – West Indies Women’s Cricket Team Captain Hayley Matthews play a shot during 2nd ODI cricket match played between Pakistan Women’s team vs West Indies Women’s cricket team at National Stadium. APP/AMH/FHA
Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team ODIs Captain, Nida Dar celebrates after taking wicket of the West Indies batter Aaliyah Alleyne during 2nd ODI cricket match played between Pakistan Women’s team vs West Indies Women’s cricket team at National Stadium
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KARACHI: April 21 – Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team ODIs Captain, Nida Dar taking wicket of the West Indies batter Aaliyah Alleyne during 2nd ODI cricket match played between Pakistan Women’s team vs West Indies Women’s cricket team at National Stadium. APP/AMH/FHA

KPK Police ensures safety measures for minority communities

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ABBOTTABAD, Apr 21 (APP): Following the directives of District Police Chief (DPO) Abbottabad Omar Tufail on Sunday, a security assessment was carried out by DSP Headquarters Cadet Nazir, along with personnel from the churches of RI Police Line, Cantt Police station and City boundaries.
During the assessment, DSP Headquarters Cadet Nazir issued necessary instructions to the deployed officers and personnel.
Additionally, detailed discussions with administrative authorities covered security and other pertinent matters, resulting in the assurance of foolproof security measures.
Emphasizing their commitment to peace and security, including the protection of minority communities, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police reaffirmed that all necessary measures are being implemented in this regard.

Azma condemns PML-N worker’s killing in Narowal

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LAHORE, Apr 21 (APP): Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari on Sunday condemned the killing of a PML-N worker Muhammad Yousaf in Narowal, who was allegedly tortured by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers.
In a statement issued here, she expressed condolences with the family of the deceased. She said the law-enforcers should arrest the killers immediately. Azma said it was very unfortunate that the PTI was using all negative tactics to rig by-polls.

Advisor urges expedited projects, 100% goal achievement for tourism development

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ABBOTTABAD, Apr 21 (APP): Advisor to the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Tourism, Culture, and Archaeology Zahid Chanzeb on Sunday emphasized the urgent completion of tourism projects and activities, as well as achieving 100% of the set goals for tourism development in the province.
He conveyed this message during a meeting and briefing held at Pakhtunkhwa House Islamabad, attended by the Kaghan Development Authority (KDA) and delegations from Mansehra’s elite.
The advisor made it clear to the authorities that the current PTI-led KP Government will evaluate departmental performance based on target achievement rather than mere claims.
Chanzeb stated that funds and staff of underperforming departments or institutions will be reduced, while those demonstrating excellence will receive strong encouragement and funding.
During the KDA meeting, Director General Mohammad Shabbir updated the Tourism Advisor on progress regarding the management of hotels from Mansehra to Lake Saif Al-Muluk, tourist facilities along highways, and other tourism-related schemes.
Presentations were made on ongoing and new projects for tourism development, with managers of various KDA sections highlighting their contributions to promoting the tourism sector in the region.
He was also briefed on efforts to open the Mansehra-Naran to Jhalkot (MNJ) road, which is typically closed every winter due to severe weather conditions. He was informed that steps were being taken to reopen it, with the KDA providing full support to the National Highway Authority in this endeavor.
While expressing satisfaction with the progress made so far, the Tourism Advisor instructed the KDA to take concrete steps to further develop tourism in the area and provide maximum facilities to tourists.
He emphasized that the development strategy for tourist areas must include ensuring quality services in hotels and restaurants, as well as providing washrooms and potable water at suitable intervals along highways.
Zahid Chanzeb stressed the importance of maintaining these facilities, as contaminated water can lead to health issues for tourists.
He reiterated the government’s commitment to promoting tourism throughout the province and ensuring that tourists’ journeys are memorable, enjoyable, and healthy