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How to use familiar language with children to tell them about good and bad touch
It seems that instances of child molestation and sexual abuse will never end. An 8 year girl in Islamabad was sexually assaulted in Shahzad Town area on Friday. The rapist managed to escape from the crime scene, in the presence of area residents. This should worry us all. As parents, as guardians, as relatives and…
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Easiest way to sign up and sell products on Daraz
Many small to large businesses are now listed on Daraz and are generating great earnings. There is no doubt that online enterprises will play a significant role in Pakistan’s future as the globe continues to move toward a digital economy. You can now experience what it’s like to work with the world’s top online commerce…
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PC running slow? Here are some easiest fixes
A slow computer can make life much more difficult than it has to be, whether you’re using it for business or for entertainment. When you can hardly open a window, load a website, or even start up your system, slow performance speed can make your computer worthless. Spending a few minutes working through some tried-and-true…
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WhatsApp will soon let you hide online status for more privacy
The Last Seen time in WhatsApp can currently be hidden from the public, but your contacts can still see it when you’re back online. It appears that the most popular messenger will soon have the option to hide your online status, which has been long desired. You can hide your online status from everyone in…
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Number of 3G, 4G users in Pakistan increases to 113.89 million
The latest data from Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) reveals that the number of 3G and 4G users grew by 1.14 million from 112.75 million in April 2022 to 113.89 million in May 2022. Pakistan’s cellular subscriber base grew by 0.25 million to 193 million by the end of May 2022, up from 192.75 million at…
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Here are the latest income tax rates and slabs for salaried class
In the budget for fiscal year 2022-23, the government has exempted those earning up to Rs100,000 per month from paying income tax, up from Rs50,000 last year. For the salaried income group, the latest budget is a mishmash as the government reduced tax rates and the number of slabs while eliminating available credit through the omission…