10 students selected for the volunteer youth ambassador programme: PFA
RAWALPINDI, Sep 26 (APP): The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) has arranged a capping ceremony for the first batch of the Volunteer Youth Ambassador Program (VYAP) of Tehsil Model/ Safe Food City Project at the PFA Directorate, Rawalpindi.
PFA Director Operations North Amna Rafique was the chief guest of the ceremony while PFA Additional Director Operations Sabtain Kazmi, Anti Corruption Deputy Director Ehsan-ul-Haq and PFA deputy director were also present.
Director Operations North Amna Rafique, during her address, congratulated the students on the selection and successful completion of their training.
She said that the purpose of the VYAP is to promote the PFA motto“Community Participation through Awareness Program, Nutrition Program in Educational Institute” during the Safe Food City project about food nutrition and educate the public about the importance of healthy eating habits, balanced diets, and the benefits of proper nutrition.
Ambassadors will also intend to integrate all initiatives of the authority in local cities in a coordinated manner for better results in food hygiene, quality and safety, she said.
PFA Director North further said that ambassadors can organize events, create educational materials and collaborate with the community to raise awareness about food safety hygiene nutrition and encourage people to make informed choices for their health.
The selfless services of people from different walks of life are highly appreciated for the success of Safe Food Zone, she added.
At the end, the participants appreciated the efforts made by PFA Director General Raja Jahangir Anwar regarding quality food and promoting the safe food culture in Punjab.
In the first phase, the authority has selected 10 students for the volunteer youth ambassador program including Shaeema Noman, Museera Nauman, Javeria Hameed Abbasi, Hina Nauman, Raheela Rasheed, Bushra Firdous, Anisa Sohail, Muhammad Danyal, Ayesha Nawazish and Zunaira Shahid.
A farmer on the way loading with Spinach after cutting to the delivery vegetable market.


HYDERABAD: September 26 –
An illuminated view of Hamid Shah Mosque decorated with colorful lights in connection with Eid Milad-un-Nabi (PBUH) celebrations.


SARGODHA: September 26 –
Pakistan’s Ambassador-designate to Jordan, Major General (r) Muhammad Ajmal Iqbal, called on President Dr. Arif Alvi, at Aiwan-e-Sadr


ISLAMABAD: September 26 – Pakistan’s Ambassador-designate to Jordan, Major General (r) Muhammad Ajmal Iqbal, called on President Dr. Arif Alvi, at Aiwan-e-Sadr.
Rescue 1122 staffers busy in rehearsal of National Rescue Challenge at Punjab services academy Rescue 1122 Head Quarter.


PESHAWAR: September 26 – Rescue 1122 staffers busy in rehearsal of National Rescue Challenge in Punjab services academy at Rescue 1122 Head Quarters.

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PESHAWAR: September 26 – Rescue 1122 staffers busy in rehearsal of National Rescue Challenge at Punjab services academy Rescue 1122 Head Quarter.

PESHAWAR: September 26 – Rescue 1122 staffers busy in rehearsal of National Rescue Challenge at Punjab services academy Rescue 1122 Head Quarter.

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PESHAWAR: September 26 – Rescue 1122 staffers busy in rehearsal of National Rescue Challenge at Punjab services academy Rescue 1122 Head Quarter.
KSA Majlis-e-Shura official visit National Assembly
ISLAMABAD, Sep 26 (APP): A group of high-ranking officials from the Majlis-e- Shura of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) here on Tuesday visited National Assembly of Pakistan.
The visit was in line with the roadmap agreed upon by Speaker of the National Assembly, Raja Pervez Ashraf, and , Chairman of Majlis-e-Shura, Dr. Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Ibrahim Al Sheikh during their meeting, aimed at further strengthening cooperation and collaboration between the National Assembly of Pakistan and the Majlis-e- Shura.
The Saudi delegation consisting of official of Majlis-e- Shura was briefed about important initiatives undertaken taken by the national assembly for its complete and comprehensive digitalization.
The delegation expressed appreciation about progress of different projects undertaken by National Assembly of Pakistan.
Later, the delegates also toured the Parliament House including National Assembly Hall.
Pakistan outplay Bangladesh in hockey competition of Asian Games
ISLAMABAD, Sep 26 (APP): Pakistan downed Bangladesh by 5-2 in the hockey competition of the ongoing 19th Asian Games at Hangzhou, China.
Pakistan hockey team showcased their mettle with yet another triumph and emerged victorious in their second pool match against Bangladesh, triumphing with a decisive score line of five goals to two.
Despite a momentary setback when Bangladesh seized the lead in the 19th minute through a penalty corner, Pakistan rallied valiantly.
Afraz came to the fore, leveling the score with a field goal in the 30th minute, setting the stage for Pakistan’s eventual triumph. In the 40th minute of the game, Pakistan’s youthful right striker Shahzeb Khan fortified Pakistan’s advantage by notching a field goal. Shortly after, in the 43rd minute, Pakistan’s left striker Mohammad Imad extended the lead by slotting the third goal for the team.
Bangladesh managed to narrow the gap, striking a field goal in the 46th minute. However, Pakistan remained relentless, as drag flick maestro Sufyan Khan thundered a rapid flick from a penalty corner, securing Pakistan’s fourth goal in the 48th minute.
In the 57th minute of the game, Pakistan’s talented drag flick specialist, Arbaaz Ahmed, showcased his exceptional skills by executing a precise and swift drag flick during a critical penalty corner, resulting in Pakistan’s fifth goal of the match.
Set to embark on their third match at 6am Pakistan time on September 28, the Pakistan hockey team was ready to face Uzbekistan in the Asian Games.
The tournament boasts twelve teams, divided into two pools. In Pool A, Pakistan was placed alongside India, Japan, Bangladesh, Singapore, and Uzbekistan, while Pool B includes Korea, Malaysia, China, Oman, Thailand, and Indonesia. Pakistan’s hockey team has displayed a striking offensive performance, scoring a remarkable 16 goals across their first two pool matches.