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30/05/2026

A funny Urdu spelling mistake of the word “Keema” recently went viral on social media during Bakra Eid, leaving many Pakistanis amused.

The incident also sparked discussion about the declining focus on Urdu education, with many users arguing that people often treat Urdu without proper sentences and structure despite it being Pakistan’s national language. The viral moment highlighted both the humor and the importance of language literacy.

29/05/2026

27/05/2026

A viral social media post is praising the collective Qurbani system of Alkhidmat Foundation and Jamaat-e-Islami after participants reportedly received not only their meat share but also complete expense details and the remaining balance amount.

Many users called the step a positive example of transparency and accountability in community welfare activities.

24/05/2026

Residents across several areas of are reportedly facing a severe water shortage, with localities including North Karachi, North Nazimabad, Nazimabad, New Karachi, Azizabad, and parts of Gulshan-e-Iqbal allegedly going weeks without proper water supply.

With pipelines running dry in many neighborhoods, citizens say they are being forced to rely on private water tankers, while complaints against the so-called tanker mafia continue to grow. According to residents, tanker prices have sharply increased from around Rs. 1,000 to nearly Rs. 1,700 during the ongoing crisis.

The worsening situation has also triggered protests in different parts of the city, where angry residents blocked roads and bridges demanding immediate restoration of water supply and action against profiteering.

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21/05/2026

A viral photoshoot featuring a Pakistani bride posing in a swimming pool has triggered intense debate across social media. While some users called the shoot “bold,” many others criticized it as “attention-seeking” and “cringe content,” arguing that social media culture is pushing people to cross personal and cultural boundaries for viral fame.

The photos quickly spread across platforms, with reactions ranging from support for personal freedom and modern fashion trends to concerns about public image and online validation. Many users commented that once content is shared publicly, mixed reactions and criticism are inevitable.

The viral debate once again highlights the growing divide between traditional values and the evolving culture of social media expression in Pakistan.

21/05/2026

A youth-led social media movement in India called the “Cockroach Junta Party” has rapidly gone viral online, reportedly gaining nearly 8 million Instagram followers within days and even surpassing the follower count of Bharatiya Janata Party on the platform.

The movement claims to represent frustrated Gen-Z voices and has sparked widespread discussion across India’s social media space. Supporters say the campaign emerged in response to remarks attributed to the Chief Justice of India, in which India’s younger generation was allegedly referred to as “cockroaches.”

Since then, thousands of users have shared memes, videos, and protest-style posts under the “Cockroach Junta Party” banner, transforming it into one of the country’s fastest-growing online trends. Backers of the movement say it reflects rising dissatisfaction among young Indians with the current political landscape and establishment politics.

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20/05/2026

The Town Municipal Corporation Gulberg, under the initiative of Jamaat-e-Islami, continues to receive appreciation for its Digital Education Card program.

The initiative has become more than just a scholarship scheme, turning into a source of pride for students and parents.

Many families have even printed and preserved their digital education cards as a symbol of educational achievement and support for a brighter future.

18/05/2026

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