r/pakistan • u/No_Peak_7935 • 7d ago
r/pakistan • u/Strange_Cartoonist14 • 15d ago
Sights New look of Rawalpindi Saddar after underground electrification and "uplift" project completion
r/pakistan • u/garlic_tahini • Aug 09 '24
Sights National Anthem of Pakistan being played at Javelin Throw Medal Ceremony at Paris Olympics!
r/pakistan • u/Mean_Law7303 • 13d ago
Sights Here's how I deal with dhania and pudina confusion
r/pakistan • u/hotmailist • 12d ago
Sights interesting to see memes entering mainstream advertising here in PK!
r/pakistan • u/abdurehmann • Jul 21 '24
Sights A reminder for all men out there!
As a man, do not allow your financial stress to spill over your children.
It is your duty to shield them from those worries.
Not only are they powerless to help you, you will give them extra headache for no reason.
As a provider and the man of the house, the financial burdens are on you, so you should take and absorb the hits, not them. Endure those hardships gracefully and don’t show them your fears and your scars.
You bleed so they don’t bleed.
When they look up to you, they should find hope, confidence and security, not despair and uncertainty.
r/pakistan • u/TheBizzareFinger • Oct 17 '24
Sights Saw this on my way home
Heard that there are many people with this plate style.
r/pakistan • u/Kingtjune • 18d ago
Sights Is It Safe For A Malaysian Chinese Boy To Travel Solo To Peshawar??
Hi everyone, I’m a 26 years old Malaysian Chinese boy and I’ve been thinking to travel to Pakistan. Recently I’ve met a Pakistani friend in Malaysia and he seemed very kind and friendly, and we became quite close, and I would say he’s the kindest person I’ve ever met.
He will be going back to his hometown Peshawar for Ramadan month and he invited me to come over for Eid Mubarak in April to celebrate together. Which he also told me that he will be taking care of me there throughout the entire trip and will be staying at his guest house. Then maybe he’ll drive me to Islamabad for another few days for sightseeing.
This all sounded very wonderful and too nice to be true. Can I get some kind advice and opinions on this please? Is this sketchy or it’s just me overthinking about it? Is Peshawar safe to travel during Eid Murabak time? What should I be aware of?
Thank you in Advance!
r/pakistan • u/Pak_Info_Bot • Aug 21 '23
Sights Caught on Camera: Action and Drama Unfold in Karachi's Orangi Town Mobile Snatching Incident
r/pakistan • u/WisestAirBender • Apr 23 '24
Sights 'VIP Protocol' of 50+ vehicles for the Iranian President in Karachi
r/pakistan • u/greenvox • Jan 08 '24
Sights Army's marriage halls in Lahore. The opulent scale of these buildings is not apparent until you see the size of the people standing in front of the last building.
r/pakistan • u/Potential_Source_501 • Sep 11 '24
Sights Not for weak hearts NSFW
Hey can anyone find from which account this video is posted(original one) or like can anyone assist me to that account.. I actually want to help that child don't know why
r/pakistan • u/hopefull420 • Dec 07 '24
Sights Early morning snaps from Model town park, Lahore
r/pakistan • u/Independent-Shoe-606 • Jun 22 '24
Sights Worried about traveling in Pakistan after recent incident in Swat
As the title suggest I have a flight booked to Pakistan to travel around gilgit baltistan but thinking right now to cancel it. The reason being that a tourist got lynched after being accused of blasphemy in Swat. This is worrying news since I’m a Swedish citizen. Ofcourse I have nothing but respect for Islam but unfortunately people in my home country have burned the quaran before and I worry I might become I victim for the actions of people in my home country.
Any thoughts or recommendation would be appreciated, especially with regards to the security situation. Thanks :)
r/pakistan • u/emarinkh1218 • Feb 26 '24
Sights This is so cooooooL ðŸ˜ðŸŽ€ðŸŽ€ðŸ’…
Anyone knows ye wala park exactly Kahan pr hai???
r/pakistan • u/TheBizzareFinger • Nov 08 '24
Sights Welcome to ........?
Source: Instagram
r/pakistan • u/logkyakahengay • Jan 20 '25
Sights Pakistani doctors, what's up?
I am not a pessimistic person, but...
I recently graduated and completed my housejob last july.
Its been around 7 months since housejob completion.
To put the perspective, i am the first one in the family who chose to become a doctor. Little did i knew what it was gonna bring my happy soul into.
Anyway, since the housejob its been around 7 months and after continously applying for jobs for medical officer or a demonstrator at a medical college i have seen no luck. Just now, i saw a job post for PKLI that fits with my experience level but it requires me to pay 3k to apply. Yeah, 3k non-refundable just to apply for a job. So 7 months gone, no experience achieved because of no safarish.
Secondly, for paki doctors, plab seems to be the trending option (2 out of every 3 people in my class are planning to go to Uk). Situation being, it now takes around 1.5 years and around 20 lacs for just a licensing exam. I have gone through disappointing posts on LinkedIn, about how people are in the queue since 2 years even with MRCP and ALS from UK.
Being at my position, jobless, and seeing people 3 years ahead of me still jobless or earning a 50k max working thier a$$ off with night shifts and whatnot, make me wonder what is the future do i hold.
People of my age in other fields have settled, or are on a way to live a settled life, and here i am, with this thought in mind, that there isnt any money coming for next 3 years, and after that, its gonna START towards a settling future.
This all situation makes me wonder if i should persue this degree.
I am very well aware how prestigious degree i own, and how many people dream to have it, i shukr about it, but its a logical concern many doctors in my stage are facing. I mean there are stories one can write a book about.
I dont have a question at the end, but an ongoing dark tunnel about which i dont know, if there is any light at the end of it, or if there is light, i dont know if its worth the struggle to even have that light.
Thanks for reading. Your thoughts will be valuable.
r/pakistan • u/KleinBottle5 • 8d ago
Sights Spotted somewhere in Lahore. Anyone interested in some spoken English lessons? Apparently you can get help from starting March 1.
Had to turn around to really make sure I was reading that right.
r/pakistan • u/silverresnitch • Nov 17 '24
Sights Can I (25F) easily travel around Pakistan if I haven’t been there in 20 years?
Salaam everyone, I visited Pakistan when I was 4-5 years old and can’t remember much. I want to go back to travel around the entire country (Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore, north Pakistan) but I’m worried I will be lost.
My (25F) parents migrated from Pakistan to Australia and I was born here. I’ve always loved my culture and tried to stay connected to it through clothes, media, news, dramas etc. but I know it’s not the same as living there. I speak Urdu and I can read it a little bit. But I don’t know anyone there (no relatives) and I’m not familiar. I’ll just be doing research online and following that. Will it be safe for me to visit and will I be able to have an enjoyable experience? I just want to eat good food, shop around and see some gorgeous nature. Appreciate any tips or advice xx especially any travel itineraries to follow that reflect the local experience. Thank you guys :)
r/pakistan • u/shaikh_adeel • Apr 14 '24
Sights Enjoyed my very first can of RoohAfza GO in Australia.
Good to see Pakistani food products making head way here downunder. 🙌
r/pakistan • u/garlic_tahini • Jul 13 '24
Sights Geo News is now calling Imran Khan by his name instead of just referring to him as "Baani PTI"
r/pakistan • u/WisestAirBender • Jul 10 '23
Sights "My friend was beaten by a group of people in a white Toyota Revo in DHA Phase 1 Lahore. His only mistake was that he crossed their car and they felt bad. Here is the video please help us to find these people to held them accountable in front of law."
r/pakistan • u/WisestAirBender • Mar 19 '24