Celebrity makeup artist Shoaib Khan has recreated Angelina’s Jolie’s look from Maleficent: Mistress of Evil and we’re shook with the results.
Taking to Instagram, Shoaib shared a side by side picture of his transformation. From the eyes to the perfectly contoured cheekbones to the blood-red lip, Shoaib’s transformation was flawless. We are pretty sure he would have been the perfect stand-in for Angelina if needed. The best part is that he even adorned a Maleficent costume with those devil horns.
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Shoaib also uploaded a video showing off his skills.
People, including celebrities, praised Shoaib for his talent.
As Angelina Jolie returns as the ‘protector of the Moors‘ in Maleficent 2 people are eagerly waiting for the film’s release on October 18th.
A groom was taken to hospital after his bride robbed him of his valuables eight days after their marriage in Lodhran district of Punjab.
Habib Rehan made a woman, named Naheed Akhtar a friend on
the mobile phone. She proposed to him for marriage, which he accepted and the
two ended up tying the knot.
After eight days of their marriage, she vanished, stealing his cash, jewelry and other valuables. A case has been registered against the woman on the complaint of the man. As per reports, twelve cases have been reported involving the woman marrying men and then looting them.
Earlier this year, a 70-year-old groom was deprived of
his valuables by his bride on the first night of their marriage. The
shocking incident took place in Sargodha.
Ghulam Mustafa, 70, alleged that his wife gave him a
glass of milk contaminated with sedatives on the night of their marriage and he
doesn’t remember what happened afterward. When he woke up, his valuables were
stolen and his wife was not at home.
Healthy for the body and mind dates are considered to be a healthy indulgence. Dates are the delicious snack for any time of day. If you develop the habit of eating three of these soft and yummy fruit every day for one week, you may benefit your mind and body.
Long-Lasting energy
Dates contain the
natural sugars, glucose, fructose and sucrose that will help you boost your
energy quickly whenever you need it. Dates contain other healthy components
like fiber, potassium, magnesium, vitamins, and antioxidants that will maintain
energy levels. So instead of having harmful energy drinks, you can have dates
to increase your energy.
Reduced risk of colon
cancer
Along with ensuring that food moves through the digestive system at a healthy rate, dates also make sure the gut itself is healthy and free from harmful bacteria. When the digestive system and gut are working well then so is the colon, resulting in a reduced risk of colon cancer.
A study conducted by
the Department of Food and Nutritional Sciences found that those who consumed
dates had enhanced colon health because dates increased the growth of good
bacteria, preventing the growth of colon cancer cells.
Improved digestive
health
Dates improve your digestive system because of the fiber. In just a one-cup serving, you will get 12 grams of fiber. That’s 48 percent of your recommended daily intake. Fiber can benefit your digestive health by averting constipation.
A study published in the British Journal of Nutrition found that people who consumed seven dates per day for 21 days showed improvements in stool frequency compared to when they did not eat dates.
Help you cope with
stress
Dates contain Vitamin B6 that can improve the performance of the brain by helping the body make serotonin and norepinephrine. Serotonin (a compound present in blood platelets) regulates mood and norepinephrine (an organic chemical that functions in the brain) helps your body deal with stress.
Research has shown that low levels of Vitamin B6 are linked to depression. When your brain is clear from stress, and in a good mood, then it is sharp and ready to learn.
A report by the Citizens-Police Liaison Committee’s (CPLC) documenting the rate of street crimes in Karachi during the first 10 months of 2019 has stated that almost 36320 mobile phones were snatched and stolen during street crime incidents in the provincial capital.
Apart from that approximately 21,000 motorbikes and 13,000 cars were either stolen or taken on gunpoint from citizens. The committee also shared that over 60 people including policemen were killed in the last three months.
Compared to January 2018, there was a sharp rise in street crimes in January 2019.
Meanwhile, the Sindh Police has set up the ‘Street Watch Force’ to control street crimes in Karachi. The police department has established the force comprising of 1,870 police personnel who perform their duties on bikes.
Anyone and everyone who has been to New York City has tried – and raved about – Halal Guy’s chicken and rice. The dish is so popular that there are copycat recipes of it online. I’ve tried making it once but to tell the truth, is not as easy as it looks.
The key is the sauce and the rice and of course, the chicken. You really need to get all three down to create that New York synergy.
The Halal Guys in New York. Check out those lines
A new hole in a wall restaurant in Karachi, Walla, situated in the upcoming restaurant hub on Khayban-e-Shahbaz, is run by a Pakistani who spent many years abroad. He’s come back because he believes there is a big market for a shawarma and chicken and rice joint in Karachi – and says that business has been good.
Walla
I went in specifically to have the chicken and rice – and to see if it lived up to it’s inspiration.
Walla, which means “I Promise” in Arabic is a strange name for a restaurant but maybe since it has an instant Arabic recall, it was the name of choice. With a black and orange theme, an animated Shaikh with shades, it’s not your regular dhabba-style “Arbi Shawarma” joint. Seems like it’s got an uplift, perhaps an ode to the modernism being declared by Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman.
The interior
I called and ordered ahead:
“Just the chicken and rice?” the person taking my order asked.
“Yes, with extra sauce.”
The white sauce was on point. Perfectly seasoned, with the right amount of garlic and yogurt. I could have just sat there and taken tiny spoonfuls of the sauce with nothing else. This particular chicken and rice also had a red sauce, which felt a little unnecessary – and also under seasoned. If they really wanted to keep the red sauce, they should just mix a little more than necessary Sriracha in the white sauce and be done with it.
I added a lot of white sauce and a sliver of red
The chicken was tender and flavourful, perfectly balanced. It had the tang of lemon and the zest of coriander but the knife in the heart of this almost, almost perfect dish was the rice.
I assume the chef thought that a Pakistani palette would require Pakistani masala. So instead of the rice being slightly tinted with yellow turmeric, the rice was shoved into haldi like no one’s business. With a mix of other masalas, the taste of the rice was so overpowering, it took over the whole chicken and rice and that’s where it’s New York inspiration disappeared into the Times Square sir. Poof.
Meanwhile, I didn’t try the shawarma but I’ve heard good reviews.
While Walla did not match up to Halal Guys, much to our disappointment, it was a close second and decent place one can go in case the cravings get unbearable. As for the rest of those who haven’t tried Halal Guys, you’ll probably enjoy it more.
The Excise Department of Sindh has decided to introduce new, technologically advanced number plates for vehicles and motorbikes with Ajrak logos by 2020.
As per reports, the manufacturing of these number plates, installed with chips and Ajrak logos, will take place in the first phase.
These modern number plates will contain all details about the vehicle including its model, owner, and other information. Stealing vehicles will also be caught by this initiative.
The approval for the number of plates will be first taken from
the provincial cabinet and CM Murad Ali Shah.
Earlier in September, it was revealed that 15,000 vehicles of various government organisations and departments are being used without their original number plates.
The Excise Department confirmed that different departments of the Sindh government have not received original number plates for the allotted vehicles. Under the Sindh police, 8,000 government vehicles do not have original number plates, according to the report.
Mostly, the vehicles belong to senior officers which are being
used with duplicate number plates.
A woman named Saima gave birth to a baby girl ‘Fareeha’ on the back seat of a cab when she was on her way to the hospital.
Saima, her husband Sibtain Hussain and the mother-in-law were with her but it was the Careem captain Iqbal Khan who asked them to still go to the hospital to ensure their safety.
While it is not uncommon for babies to be delivered en-route to hospitals in cabs or even in rickshaws, but guess, what was new this time? The ride-hailing cab service sent their best wishes to the baby girl with a gift of free rides for life.
Britain’s Prince William and Kate Middleton are all set to visit Pakistan later this month and excitement levels for their visit is high.
Kensington Palace on Friday released a detailed statement on their visit and turns out that the couple will be visiting quite a few tourist spots in the country.
“From the modern leafy capital Islamabad to the vibrant city of Lahore, the mountainous countryside in the North, and the rugged border regions to the West, the visit will span over 1000km and will take in Pakistan’s rich culture, its diverse communities, and its beautiful landscapes,” read the statement.
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) October 4, 2019
The statement added that the purpose of the visit is “to pay respect to the historical relationship between Britain and Pakistan and “focus on showcasing Pakistan as it is today – a dynamic, aspirational and forward-looking nation.”
Kate and William will visit programmes which empower young people. The statement said that the Duke and Duchess are looking forward to “spending time meeting young Pakistanis and hearing more about their aspirations for the future.”
Earlier this week, William and Kate, visited Prince Karim Aga Khan in London at the Aga Khan Center.
Speaking at the event, the Duke and Duchess said they are excited to visit Pakistan to meet its people and to witness and experience its beautiful culture. The Duchess added that she is looking forward to trying out the spicy food.
Meanwhile, Kate wore a green dress for the event and accessorised her look with 835 rupees earrings from Pakistani brand Zeen which caused quite a stir.
The first thing you need to know about the book “Sprint: How to Solve Big Problems and Test New Ideas in Just Five Days” is that it’s been written by the guys at Google. Jake Knapp, John Zeratsky and Braden Kowitz are three partners at Google Ventures, an organisation that helps entrepreneurs by investing in their startups.
Post it notes play a big role in the Sprint methodology
The book isn’t tedious at all, which is what someone would expect from a book that discusses how to resolve problems. It gives you simple instructions and examples on how to sort out the issue your start up (or big firm) is facing.
The book is very hands on, asking the reader to arrange five days for five long sessions of meetings to identify a problem, question it, work it out and test it. So in just five days, you are able to test an idea and see if it works or not.
Interactive brainstorming leads to effective meetings
Although the method described in the book is for an already up and running startup, or a big business, the ideas and methodology can apply to one person or two. It just helps sort out a muddled idea or a difficult plan. And is a fun read too.
Don’t want to buy or read the book? Here is the video version of what the book is all about
We actually tried implementing the method which is why we are such big fans of it. We used the plan for day one and day two and implemented it on a small group of people who needed to resolve a problem and it was an effective way of getting the problem identified and also coming up with a solution to resolve it.
A student from Business Administration (BBA) department Inam in Comsats University Islamabad campus died today due to a severe heart attack anddelay in medical treatment.
His fellow student has claimed that the reason for his death was a heart attack but he could have been saved if medical support was provided to him on time.
As per reports, Inam got a severe heart attack. Fellow students called for an ambulance but it was unable to respond for 40 minutes.
One of his classmates also tried to bring his car to take him to the hospital but the guards did not let him and said that personal cars were not allowed to enter. The student passed away before the arrival of the ambulance.
A massive protest has broken out, and students are
demanding justice for Inam. They blame administration for the carelessness and
are of the view that unnecessary restrictions on students’ mobility caused
Inam’s death. They are calling for the accountability of those responsible for
a precious life lost.
Currently, Comsats gates are sealed, and buses are not allowed to leave. The faculty and the management are locked inside the campus.
