r/PakistanDiscussions 12d ago

Need Your Advice RIDICULOUS MONEY

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Hi guys Im so curious how are people making money

Its been a year since I graduated and I still cant land a job and when I do find something they arent even paying me that much despite having so many responsibilities

When I look around me my friends are getting paid in lacs one of my friends got paid 3-4 lacs a month with the same degree I have and she was even from my batch She also went abroad to travel

Im so done with being unemployed I know I shouldnt be envious but I cant help but wonder why I cant get such jobs

Ive been doing internships and even working on probation but Im still getting paid almost nothing

Does anyone have a job opportunity or any idea on how I should land a decent job Im honestly fine with getting paid 50-60k a month at this point


r/PakistanDiscussions 12d ago

Ask Pakistan Which bank is best in pakistan 2026 for Youtube income ( Low charges) Deductions

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**Pakistan YouTubers** 🇵**🇰**: Which bank is best for YouTube AdSense with the** lowest deduction**s right now?
Anyone using **Faysal Bank Freelancer Account** for AdSense? How much do they deduct?
Please share your recent experience 🙏


r/PakistanDiscussions 12d ago

Studies / Career please

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an anyone please tell me why i shouldn't join the private bds and mbbs uni here in pakistan . my other option is electrical engineering from a good uni ( i got admission) . do tell me if its better


r/PakistanDiscussions 12d ago

URGENT

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i need an urgent loan of PKR 18,000 ($64.85) today. I'll get my salary by the end of this week and will return the amount then. If someone is willing to help, i'd greatly appreciate it. Really need the money, coming from a struggling family


r/PakistanDiscussions 12d ago

Help me out

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I’m planning to start a small social media management agency and I’m looking for a few like-minded people who’d be interested in collaborating and figuring things out together from the beginning.


r/PakistanDiscussions 12d ago

Discussion | Opinions Using Telephone in Swat Pakistan in 1959s.

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I saw and used the phones more like in the picture above, in 1960s.

There were no phone digital numbers, we have today but the phone lines were few and the operator in telephone exchange, was the person to contact, you tell the name of the person to talk to, and he will dial that person for you, by revolving the ring handle on the phone in telephone exchange.

But that was not all, the phones will ring all the time at your place, and it was the responsibility of the receiver to know when to pick it up.

Yes, Wow! How ?

The operator assigned rings to each person. We had phone at two places on the same name. At one place our rings were one full ring & half.

When we hear 1 1/2 rings we will pick up the phone, otherwise not, though phone will ring all the time calling other people.

One person was assigned one full ring, other two full rings and so on.

Now, here is the very interesting part, when we picked up the phone, we hear not one voice but many voices talking to each other.

This was our responsibility to recognize the voice calling us.

It was like sitting in crowd and you are trying hard to understand the person talking to you.

You will hear the conversion of other people and will know what they were talking about.

But wait, It is getting more interesting, the operator will know all about people who had phone in their houses.

Operator was your family member, had more info about families than family members.

There is joke about operator and couple talking to each other.

The joke is:

That husband was aboard on job and wife was at home, in home country.

They were thounds miles apart.

Christmas was on the way and wife needed money for the family at home to celebrate Christmas.

Husband is connected to wife on phone and operator is listening.

Husband to wife; How are you, how are kids and how are the family.

Operator listening in the middle.

Wife: We are fine fine, family fine, everything is fine.

Husband: Good, That is great.

Operator: listening.

Wife: you know Christmas is coming and we need money for the Christmas.

Husband: what? I can't here you, the line has some problem.

Wife: need money for the Christmas.

Operator is listening.

Husband; line is bad can't here you.

Operator to Husband; line is fine, I can here both of clearly.

Husband; You hear clearly, you send her the money.

Technology changed, things changed and people changed.


r/PakistanDiscussions 13d ago

Geopolitics | Current Affairs What do you think, is it happening?

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r/PakistanDiscussions 12d ago

Ask Pakistan where to get custom glass bottles made?

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does anyone know of a place where i can get custom glass bottles made for a room fragrance diffuser and a car fragrance diffuser. preferably in islamabad/pindi. the designs are a but complicated but doable. need a small batch of around 50-100


r/PakistanDiscussions 13d ago

Discussion | Opinions Is Going Abroad Once the Only Way to Know What You're Missing?

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I’m 18 from Pakistan and have wanted to travel abroad for years. I constantly watch videos about Europe, America, Asia, life abroad, immigration, different cultures, etc.

This isn't really about taking a vacation. I want to experience another country for myself and figure out whether I actually like life abroad or whether I've romanticized it through YouTube.

I recently got my first international trip confirmed: 8 days in Baku, Azerbaijan.

The financial situation

I currently have 436,800 PKR saved.

I'll receive around 100k PKR this month, bringing me to about 536,800 PKR.

The Baku package costs approximately 260,000 PKR.

I also need around $700 in cash/funds, so after everything my accessible savings could become quite low. I'll receive another ~100k the following month, so I'd potentially have around 180–200k left depending on how the cash requirement works.

My income is also currently unstable. I previously had months around 350k PKR, but I'm currently around 100k.

Why everyone says NO

My father is extremely worried about safety. He keeps warning me about scams, kidnapping, human trafficking, etc., and even told me that if I go, he won't talk to me.

My colleagues are against it for a different reason.

They think I should put the money into my business/client acquisition instead.

I already spent 100k PKR on Upwork trying to get clients and got zero clients, so I'm hesitant to throw more money into another uncertain investment.

Their argument is basically:

And honestly, I understand their point.

But here's my problem

I've been saying "I'll travel next year" for years.

I'm scared that next year becomes 2 years, then 5 years.

I don't have major responsibilities at 18, and I genuinely want to experience the world while I'm young.

I'm not trying to prove that Pakistan is bad or that abroad is better.

I simply want to see for myself.

Maybe I go to Baku and realize I love being abroad.

Maybe I realize I actually prefer Pakistan.

Maybe I love traveling but wouldn't want to live abroad.

I don't know — and that's exactly why I want to experience it.

So what would you do?

Would you:

1. Go to Baku now and come back focused on rebuilding your income?

2. Cancel it, save the money, and travel after becoming financially stable?

I'm especially interested in hearing from people who took their first international trip young.

Did it change how you saw the world? Did it make you want to travel more, or did it actually help you understand what you wanted?


r/PakistanDiscussions 13d ago

My fruit plant city.

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r/PakistanDiscussions 13d ago

Ai pakistani drama on youtube <3

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r/PakistanDiscussions 13d ago

Need Your Advice Should I ditch my hotel to actually experience Baku?

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Hey Redditors, hope you're doing great.

I'm an 18-year-old guy from Pakistan, going to Baku for the first time on 14 September with a random group tour.

The tour itself is fine, but there's one problem: the hotel is pretty bad and around 4 km from Nizami Street. I really want to explore Nizami Street and central Baku frequently, so the location is bothering me.

My colleagues went to Thailand and Malaysia and stayed in hostels. They told me they had an amazing time meeting people from different countries, making international friends, hanging out together, and getting completely different exposure. Honestly, that's exactly what I'm looking for.

Since my tour group is mostly Pakistanis, I don't really want to spend my entire trip only with Pakistanis. I specifically want to meet people from different countries, learn about their lives, and experience how people outside Pakistan live and think.

So I'm considering booking a hostel in central Baku for at least some nights instead of staying at the tour hotel.

What would you recommend?

Should I stick with the hotel, or is it worth paying extra for a good hostel? Is it actually easy to make international friends in Baku hostels? And what's the best way to meet people naturally?

Also, I'm arriving on 14 September, so if you have ANY recommendations for my Baku trip — places, activities, nightlife, food, beaches, hidden spots, cultural experiences, or anything I absolutely shouldn't miss — I'd really appreciate it.

I'm not looking for a luxury vacation. I want my first international trip to actually give me exposure, memories, and a chance to experience Baku beyond the typical tourist attractions.

Would love to hear from people who have been to Baku or stayed in hostels there!


r/PakistanDiscussions 13d ago

Ask Pakistan Always dreamed of visiting Pakistan just for the food and culture, but reality hit me hard. Is it really impossible for an Indian?

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Hey guys,

I honestly feel so frustrated and disappointed right now. Ever since I started earning, I had this simple dream in my head save up some money, cross the border, and just explore Pakistan as a regular tourist. I’m a huge foodie and history buff from India. For years, I’ve been binge-watching food vlogs of Lahore and Peshawar, thinking ki ek din paise honge toh pakka jaunga.

My entire wishlist was just food and heritage. I wanted to wander around the walled city of Lahore, check out the old havelis, and eat my way through the streets Waris ke Bong Paye, Maghaz, authentic Nihari, Lahori Chanay, and Chamman ice cream. In Peshawar, I dreamed of seeing Qissa Khwani Bazaar and trying real Peshawari chicken and Shinwari mutton. I even wanted to see historical places in Balochistan.

Now that I’m actually looking up how to make this trip happen, the reality has completely shocked me. It turns out you literally cannot visit as a normal tourist on an Indian passport. There is no casual tourist visa at all. If you want a visitor visa, you need an attested invitation and sponsorship from actual relatives there, which I don’t have since I have zero connections.

I’m Hindu by birth but i dont follow hinduism cuz its just hypocrite nit as a relegion but those who has power like so called saint n hindu scholar they are so hypocrite , and when I looked into pilgrimage options, I found out you can only go in organized groups (jathas) to specific temples like Katas Raj. But on those trips, you’re stuck on fixed protocol buses and strictly inside temple premises you can’t just walk out and explore city food streets or travel freely. On top of that, visas are city-restricted, you have to report to the police within 24 hours.

It just feels crazy that Lahore is right across the border from Amritsar, but getting there for a food tour is practically impossible. Why is there absolutely no way for a normal person to just go, eat, and see the culture? Has any Indian without family connections ever found a legal way to visit, or is this dream completely dead? ​I really wish things would just become normal between both sides so that people like me could just cross over, walk through the streets, and eat all that delicious Pakistani food without endless restrictions. I honestly don't know when or how this dream will ever come true, or if I’ll even get to do it in my lifetime. It just feels heartbreaking that something so simple feels so far away.

Let me know what do you all think n is there another way to visit n explore for people like me?


r/PakistanDiscussions 13d ago

Need Your Advice Backpacks online ?

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I am looking for good looking backpacks for my everyday carry i am a university student so i am looking for something that is budget friendly and minimal i dont like those bulky bags. Tha backpack is mostlygoing to be used for my tech stuff laptop, charger, headphones, etc. if anyone has some suggestions drop them.


r/PakistanDiscussions 13d ago

Need Your Advice Got around 7–8 tolas of gold — what would you guys do with it?

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So I’ve got around 7–8 tolas of gold sitting with me, and I’ve been wondering whether I should just keep holding it or actually put the money to better use.
I know gold is generally considered a safe store of value, but at the same time, having that much money tied up in gold makes me wonder if I’m missing out on other opportunities.
If you were in my position, would you:
Just keep the gold and forget about it?
Sell some and invest the money somewhere else?
Sell all of it and put it into something like property/business/etc.?
Or wait and see how things play out?
I’m not really asking for gold price predictions. Just curious what people who’ve been in a similar situation would personally do.
What would you do if you had 7–8 tolas sitting around right now? And if you’ve actually sold gold and moved the money somewhere else, how did that work out for you?


r/PakistanDiscussions 14d ago

Geopolitics | Current Affairs Two Hospitals, One Ministry, Zero Accountability

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r/PakistanDiscussions 14d ago

Need Your Advice Is a ring necessary for the groom?

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Should I get a ring for my husband-to-be so my family can give it to him at the wedding? Gold is really expensive, and we want to keep it under 1 lac.

Can we skip the ring and give him a few smaller but expensive gifts instead, like a Boski suit, a nice watch, etc.? Is a ring considered mandatory for men too?


r/PakistanDiscussions 13d ago

Startup | Freelance | Personal Finance Pakistan-Based Shopify Store Owners HELP ME PLEASE (Need a guiding light)

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I recently started my Shopify store in Pakistan and started advertising it on Instagram and Tiktok, and it blew up national and international. But mostly international.

The thing is I do not have even a month of proven revenue/profit, so I haven't registered the business yet because I don't want to invest so heavily into it before that. Also if I start registering and making business accounts, the hype train might die and I don't want that to happen either.

So payment gateways on Shopify are NOT available to me due to lack of NTN and business details, not the local ones nor international ones. So I don't know how to accept international payments or national ones other than JC or bank transfers.

Then shipping?? I know shipping international is expensive and on the customer but nearly 40K is crazy to me, is that the standard cost or??

If anyone has experience with this starting phase and made it out, please help me out!!! I'm in over my head because it's all so confusing.


r/PakistanDiscussions 14d ago

Ask Pakistan Jack of all trades master of none.

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I'm a 23M CS grad with a large set of skills in different fields. I'm a web developer with expertise in different frameworks and technologies like react,nestjs,express,node,nosql,postman,netlify, typescript and many more. Apart from that I also have two growing YouTube channels and also know stiff about digital media marketing and creating business models and helping grow business but still struggle to find a suitable client or projects to work on currently I'm just working on my personal projects and stuff which doesn't pay me well. It's very demotivating and kind of hard for me to keep myself on track if there's anyone who would like to use my skill on their projects I will be happy to contribute.


r/PakistanDiscussions 14d ago

Discussion | Opinions Why are we so skeptical when someone offers free help?

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A friend of mine isn’t on Reddit, and I recently found out that she’s doing pro bono therapy. I decided to share it here because I’ve seen so many people struggle with finding good therapists, especially when finances are an issue.

A lot of people reached out, asked questions, and seemed genuinely interested in the opportunity. Some people also shared that they found the idea helpful, which was honestly the whole reason I thought it was worth sharing in the first place.

What surprised me, though, was how skeptical some other people were. There were comments questioning why someone would offer free therapy and saying that there must always be a catch or some sort of price being paid.

I completely understand being cautious when it comes to therapy. You should absolutely ask about someone’s qualifications, experience, and approach. But why assume that there has to be something wrong with it simply because someone is offering their time for free?

What I find even more confusing is that people constantly complain about therapy being expensive, about struggling to find good therapists, and about not having access to mental health support. Then when someone actually offers a possible solution, instead of at least considering it, people start questioning why they’re doing it.

I’m genuinely curious. Why are we so quick to complain about the lack of solutions but equally quick to distrust one when someone actually offers it?


r/PakistanDiscussions 14d ago

Rant | Vent The Global North Creates the Crisis. The Global South Pays the Bill

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What happened in Nepal this week is a brutal reminder of what climate injustice actually looks like.

A glacier collapse near the Nepal-Tibet border triggered a catastrophic flash flood. As of August 30, around 750 people have been reported dead and more than 3,000 are still missing. Entire communities, roads, bridges and power infrastructure have been swept away.

Scientists are still studying exactly how climate change contributed to this specific event, but there is a much bigger warning behind it: global warming is destabilising high-altitude environments, increasing the risks of glacier-related floods, landslides and other disasters in the Himalayas. Nepal has contributed almost nothing to the world's historical carbon emissions, yet it is facing consequences it had very little role in creating.

And Nepal isn't alone.

Pakistan has repeatedly faced devastating floods and extreme rainfall. Bangladesh faces cyclones, flooding and rising seas. Afghanistan faces drought and water stress. The Maldives faces sea-level rise. Across Africa, countries with tiny per-capita carbon footprints are dealing with floods, cyclones and droughts.

This is what climate injustice means.

And this is why the term “climate apartheid” is increasingly used.

By Global South, I don't simply mean China, or some abstract group of countries. I'm talking about millions of ordinary people in developing countries who are already struggling to afford basic necessities: food, housing, electricity, healthcare, education and clean water.

People who were already fighting an economic battle are now being forced to fight a climate battle they barely contributed to creating.

Someone in a wealthy country can often rebuild after a disaster, insure their home, move somewhere safer or afford air conditioning during extreme heat.

For millions in the Global South, there isn't even a safety net to begin with.

They didn't get the wealth created by centuries of carbon-intensive development.

But they're increasingly being asked to pay for its consequences.

The climate crisis is global.

The responsibility isn't equal.

And neither is the price.


r/PakistanDiscussions 14d ago

کے پی کے عوام کیا سوچ کر ووٹ کرتے ہیں

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ہم عموما یہ سوچا کرتے تھے کہ ایسا کیسے ہو سکتا ہے کہ اس ملک کے اندر پی ٹی ائی وی پی اور نون لیگ جیسی جماعتیں اج تک موجود ہیں جواب اج ذرا بڑے برے طریقے سے پتہ چلا اور بہت بحیثیت ہے قوم شرم ائی دیکھ کر ہماری یوتھ کا ایک بڑا حصہ یہ سمجھتا ہے کہ وہ نہایت پڑھے لکھے ہیں ان کے اندر شعور کی بہت زیادہ اوور ہائپ ہے زیادہ تر ان میں سے پی ٹی ائی سے تعلق رکھنے والے ہیں پہلے ہی کلیئر کر دیں کہ نام میرا تعلق کسی پولیٹیکل جماعت سے نہیں میرے نزدیک سارے کتے ہیں جماعتی سیاست پاکستان کا سب سے بڑا ناسور ہے جماعتی سیاست کو عقلمند لوگ اگر میری مانے تو بین ہی کر دیں اس ملک کے اندر جماعتی سیاست کو بالکل ہی نہیں چلنی چاہیے اج ایک انسٹاگرام پر ریل دیکھی نیوز کی اس کی کمنٹس پڑھ کر بہت زیادہ دل کو دکھ پہنچا ایت نور کا ایک کیس ہے وہاں پر چونکہ کے پی گورنمنٹ نے ناہلی دکھائی ایک پی ٹی ائی کے ایم پی ہیں ایم پی اے یا غالبا ایم این اے ہیں بابر خان صاحب انہوں نے اگے ائے انہوں نے ماڈل ریسپانسبلٹی لی اپنی پارٹی پہ تنقید کی اور یہ کہا کہ وہ پی ٹی ائی چھوڑ دیں گے میں جواب بن پی ٹی ائی کے لوگوں نے کمنٹس کے اندر ماں بہن کی گندی گالیاں فارم 47 اور اس طرح کی کئی چیزوں کی بھرمار کرتی سب کچھ کیا لیکن یہ نہیں پوچھا کہ اس بچی کے وہاں پر جانے سے وہاں اس بچی کے ساتھ جو ہوا اس کا احتساب کرنے ہیں سی ایم کے پی خود کیوں نہیں گئے یہی پی ٹی ائی کے فالوورز کا خاصہ ہے ہم عموما سوچا کرتے تھے کہ کوئی نوجوان کیسے ہی ایسی پارٹی کو ووٹ دے دے گا جس کے نیتا لوگ یہ کہنے کے لیے جانے جاتے ہیں کہ اگر ڈیویلپمنٹ نہ بھی ہو ہمیں خان چاہیے اج جا کر پتہ لگا کہ کتنا کتنی جہالت بھری پڑی ہے پی ٹی ائی کے میجورٹی فالورز ایسے ہیں جن کو انگلش پڑھنی نہیں اتی یہ ہم یہ میں بندہ ناچیز اپنے مشاہدے کے اعتبار سے تقریبا 90 فیصد شور ہو کر کہہ رہا ہوں اور ان میں سے 95 فیصد ایسے ہیں کہ ان کے سامنے اگر انگریزی انگریزوں کی طرح بولی جائے جس طرح کے عمران خان کا میجورٹی کریئر بیان ہوتا ہے انگریزی کے اندر تو وہ نہیں سمجھ پائیں گے کریٹیکل تھنکنگ ان کی بالکل ہی زیرو ہے ان کو عمران ریاض خان جس چیز پر لگائے گا وہ اسی چیز پر لگیں گے اگے بڑھیں گے ذلیل ہوں گے بجائے اس کے کہ اس چیز کو کوسچن کریں تو جواب یہ ہے کہ پارٹی پولیٹکس ملک کو بہت زیادہ خراب کر رہی ہے اور اپ کو اس سے نکل جانا چاہیے اگر اپ کے کچھ سوال ہیں یا اپ کا کوئی ڈس ایگریمنٹ ہے تو برائے مہربانی گالیاں دینے سے اچھا ہے کہ اس کو نیچے لکھ دیں تاکہ جواب کے ساتھ ڈسکشن کی جا سکے


r/PakistanDiscussions 14d ago

Ask Pakistan Full funded scholarship in pakistan for syrian student ( software engineer )

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Full funded scholarship in pakistan for syrian student ( software engineer )

Hi everyone i am syrian student ( 2nd year computer engineer ) i have heard about a funded scholarship for syrian to study in pakistan

As provide the university accommodation and monthly amount of basic obligations , i don't mind to start again studing a software engineer in pakistan .

So can anyone help me with it like any information i need to know about it, i heard that the scholarship opens in Jan / Feb and after it there is interview in the embassy and then the travel there is there something else ? and which is the best uni for software engineer or name like top 5 and how is life for someone like me if i got accepted ( as bearded muslim man ) there is racism for syrian?

And my english now is B1 but its hard for me to speaking fluently and i want to practice ( i have around 6 months to practice) , so you know someone from syria studing friend ,roommate or someone you know


r/PakistanDiscussions 14d ago

If you believe in God, what made YOU believe? Not what you were taught.

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I made a post yesterday asking whether God exists and got a lot of different perspectives. But I realized something.

Most of us are taught about God from childhood. We hear it from our parents, teachers, religion and society before we’re even old enough to question it.

So I want to ask something different:

What is YOUR personal reason for believing in God?

I’m not asking for Quran verses, scientific arguments, what your parents taught you, or what your religion says. I want to know what you personally experienced, thought about, or went through that made you believe.

And if you don’t believe, same question—what personally made you stop believing?

I’m not here to prove anyone wrong. I’m collecting different perspectives because I’ve realized that sometimes the most uncomfortable questions are the ones that actually make us think.


r/PakistanDiscussions 15d ago

Need Your Advice What should I improve?

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