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The fact that bitcoin continues to narrow gap to the historic peak, and with many analysts forecasting it shall rally past $75,000 (Rs1.18 billion) mark by a few months, makes this asset, or as many would call it a hedge against inflation and global recession

Rukhsana Gulzar Qureshi, a lady in Lahore feeds hundreds of people daily with hygienic food amid the nationwide lockdown situation due to widely-spread coronavirus.

Dr. Nadia Ata of Lahore, a Polio survivor, proves that disability is not an obstacle to success but it is the strongest will in such people's lives and let them strive against all odds to achieve certain goals. Nadia is currently the Deputy District Officer Health in Lahore and her disability does not cause any problem for her even any single day.

Pakistan introduces electric rickshaws for the first time. The battery is designated as EcoRik Li-Ion Battery, with powering 48V, 125Ah, and 6kwh.  It will be charged in 5 hours, and once the Rickshaw gets charged it can drive for 125 Km, the advisor added. Malik Amin Aslam also said the government was working to introduce electric buses in Lahore to combat air pollution. Specifications of Pakistan’s first electric three-wheeler EcoRik Li-lon Battery: 48V, 125Ah, 6kwh Motor: 3kw Charging Time: 5 hrs…

Abdul Hameed Dagia, a 74-year-old Chartered Accountant, has taken retirement to protest against what he thinks authorities' failure to resolve Karachi's civic issues especially the garbage issue.

To earn bread and butter, a young boy in Peshawar doesn't care freezing weather and goes car by car to sell the newspaper on the motorway. Like and follow our Facebook page (ARY Stories) for more stories: https://www.facebook.com/arystories/

Karachi's decreased temperature has caused problems for homeless people on the streets. Labors, spending the night under the sky, suffer freezing winds.

Hailed from Pakistan, Shahid provides free food to more than 500 labors/needy people per day in Dubai and makes his country proud.

Pakistani student Faaiz Arbab from Lahore has manufactured a wheel-chair that can be controlled by voice and operated through a smartphone application.