Aliya Agha

Emily in Paris, one of Netflix’s most popular shows, has not only captivated global audiences with its chic portrayal of Parisian life, but it has also sparked a surprising exchange of words between political figures in Paris and Rome. The series, created by Darren Star, follows Emily Cooper (played by Lily Collins), a young American marketing executive navigating her professional and personal life in Paris without knowledge of the language or culture. The show’s lighthearted tone, glamorous fashion, and idyllic Parisian backdrop have made it a binge-worthy hit, particularly for fans of romantic escapism.

On International Day of the Girl Child, UNICEF appointed veteran actor Saba Qamar as its first National Ambassador for Child Rights in Pakistan. Known for her roles in Kamli and Hindi Medium, Qamar will leverage her platform to address critical issues like child marriage, education, mental health, and gender equality.

The delicate pink ribbon, the powerful symbol linked with breast cancer awareness. This once humble ribbon symbolizes hope, resilience, and unity – but wasn’t always the powerful symbol and has a whole lot of history behind in conveying a deep message.

Discover how certain foods can turn your body into an inhospitable fortress against cancer, transforming fear into empowerment. Are you ready to take control?

BREAG, is an inspiring social enterprise, challenging norms, breaking taboos and stitching hope taboos hope - one bag at a time. More than just a fashion accessory, BREAG stands as a powerful symbol that breast cancer awareness can be seamlessly integrated into our everyday lives—both figuratively and literally.

Serena Hotels celebrated World Tourism Day 2024 with a significant panel discussion titled “Community-Centric Tourism: Promoting Indigenous Culture for Sustainable Economic Empowerment” at Hunza Serena Hotel.

In a deeply personal video released today, Princess Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, opened up about her battle with cancer and the relief she feels after completing chemotherapy treatment. For the first time, the world saw an intimate glimpse of the royal family, as the Princess spoke candidly alongside Prince William and their children.

In 2006 I had a terrible paragliding crash. My glider collapsed and I plunged to the ground from a height of about 300 ft. I nearly died in that accident. As I lay on the hospital bed for days, with broken bones, stiff as a cardboard, I came up with the idea of going on a walkabout in the style of the Tibetan Lama, one of the main characters from the famous novel Kim, who walked from Lhasa to Lahore looking for a sacred river. Only, I will do the journey in reverse, that is walk from Lahore to Lahsa disguised as a dervish, equipped with a wooden staff and a begging bowl, living on the kindness of people during the course of my journey.

In "Danelions Bloom" the author transports readers back to the mid-1960s, painting a vivid picture of a time when Islamabad's future was uncertain. He takes us into the journey of quaint places of old Islamabad including the Siraj covered market stood as a beacon of expatriate life. Through personal memories and historical anecdotes, the author delves into the early days of Islamabad's development, when political turmoil made investing in the new capital a risky venture.

Looking to invest or build a home in a few years' time? The hottest place is no further than Sector C of Islamabad. Nestled at the foothills of the Margalla Hills, this area is not just a prime residential choice but also a promising investment opportunity.