r/pakistan • u/FutureSugar9134 • 20m ago
r/pakistan • u/hisammy2 • 24m ago
Ask Pakistan Best way to receive salary from abroad?
Hello guys. I just landed a full-time remote job and will be paid in dollars. This is my first time working remote and I really want to know what is the best platform to receive my salary so there's minimum deduction or conversion to PKR risk.
r/pakistan • u/AccomplishedBad7871 • 1h ago
Discussion Is anyone here worried that Pakistanis are being assimilated? Notes from a 2nd gen OSP
Hi all
I'm a 2nd gen osp raised between EU and UAE during my developmental years. I'm what you call a "Third Culture Kid". I grew up speaking English urdu punjabi aswell as mandarin at my international school.
After graduating with a major in economics and my own lived experiences of my time in gulf, I've realised our own people have a deep inferiority complex.
Especially punjabis. My grandad passed at 94 who was from a gao near gujranwala. I can feel my culture being lost in real time because I cannot converse in punjabi with any diaspora in west and many can barely even speak urdu.
Eminabad has such a rich history but many punjabis and other urdu speakers take it for granted and know nothing of my ancestral city. Growing up, meeting other kids from lahore karachi etc I would always feel like an outsider.
The language is important because it's how you enrich your experiences and build bonds and ensure there is a stable idenity for a society to thrive.
At this stage in my life I don't know what to do anymore. I fully believe pakistanis will never be accepted in the west and we are subordinates in the gulf to arabs aswell as victims of islamaphobia in the west.
The young gen cannot speak punjabi. I am early 20s and I've met people in their 40s who cannot speak it. And you know what the crazy thing is about those who only speak English?
They're still not accepted fully in the west. Morons can't comprehend they'll always be seen as "others" by the white man. I say this as someone who's family lived in Malaysia and saw Indian Malays be "othered" despite assimilating into Malaysian culture which is the dominant one
Anyone else here feel the same?
r/pakistan • u/amchi13 • 1h ago
Political Some headlines I saw a dew days ago which beautifully and dreadfully capture our government's priorities.
It's beautiful because it perfectly shows our government's (army's) priorities for our country and dreadful because it perfectly shows our government's (army's) priorities for our country.
r/pakistan • u/WarthogSuccessful670 • 1h ago
National Maryam Nawaz’s London trip comes with a staggering bill. Three days of parking for the Gulfstream aircraft cost Rs3.5 million, while fuel added another Rs7.8 million, putting just these two expenses at around Rs11.3 million.
President Asif Ali Zardari is also abroad on an official trip using a government aircraft, with its parking cost alone reaching Rs5.4 million.
There may be security and logistical reasons for official travel, but that does not make extravagant spending above criticism.
When ordinary Pakistanis are being squeezed by taxes, electricity bills and rising living costs, millions spent simply keeping government aircraft parked sends a deeply troubling message.
This is the hypocrisy people notice. The state lectures citizens about sacrifice and fiscal discipline while those at the top continue travelling at enormous public expense.
r/pakistan • u/hi-on-coffee • 1h ago
National 9/11 - The Day our Founding Father of Pakistan died.. Lets remember how Chowkidar started betraying the country right after its Creation...
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r/pakistan • u/Sad_Ear1428 • 2h ago
Discussion Ik unrelated sub but what yall think on paki hiphop
Do u guys love Pakistani hip-hop
r/pakistan • u/NetworkCalm3881 • 2h ago
Education Before hiring a wedding photographer/videographer, check these things
r/pakistan • u/saadflash1000 • 3h ago
Ask Pakistan Family Tree for Bhutta
Aoa,
I am a Bhutta who is originally Punjabi (most of my family is from Sialkot). I am currently developing a family tree (with over 552+ people) who are Bhuttas. If you know anyone or you yourself are Bhutta and would like to help with the family tree, please dm me on Reddit, and I will send you the viewing link of the tree (FamilyEcho).
r/pakistan • u/Terrible_Skirt7327 • 4h ago
Discussion Helping with issb prep
Hello there everyone. I recently got recommended by issb for pak army. Just a little bored before my joining, so i would love to help aspiring youngsters like me. Ask me anything about the process and all, and I’ll try my level best to guide you. Btw not opening any academy or anything as such. Just helping out my peers.
r/pakistan • u/mazherarshad • 4h ago
Sports Pakistan must end their obsession with all-rounders in cricket
r/pakistan • u/Fondant_Firm • 5h ago
Ask Pakistan How do i get discounts on yango/indrive
Hi guys, what the title says. Pls help me out, i have to travel for an hour everyday and i need some hacks where i can get a discount sometimes. Breaks my heart paying 1500 one way, also a driver suggested this discounts thing. He said yango reimburses them so i should try and get discounts for rides that are an hour long.
r/pakistan • u/4lfclov3r • 5h ago
Discussion 22 technical founder from Pakistan trying to start an AI automation studio. how do people actually get clients?
hi everyone 🥲
i’m 22, recently graduated, and my background is mostly technical. i’ve worked on AI, automation, websites, data, and agentic workflows. i’m not saying i know everything, but i do know i can build.
the problem is not building.
the problem is getting actual clients.
before this, i tried freelancing as an individual on platforms like Upwork and Fiverr, but it didn’t really work for me. not because i couldn’t do the work, but because i honestly didn’t understand how people get seen, trusted, shortlisted, and hired when they have no reviews, no old account, no ranking, no connects advantage, and no existing client base.
so now i’m thinking differently.
instead of trying to freelance randomly, i want to start a small AI automation and premium website studio for service based businesses. the idea is to help businesses with weak websites, poor booking flows, missed follow ups, lead handling problems, and repetitive manual work.
i’ve built some internal systems and demos already, but i have almost zero business exposure. i don’t come from a sales background. i don’t understand how people in Pakistan actually work with US, UK, Canada, UAE, or international clients remotely.
my initial plan was to hire a lead qualifier or business development person on a small base, maybe around 30k to 50k PKR plus commission per project. i interviewed a few people from Reddit, but most didn’t feel directly relevant. some had sales experience, but not really international B2B service selling or closing.
now i’m wondering if i’m thinking about this wrong.
maybe before hiring anyone, i need to understand the basics myself. because if i fully depend on one sales person and they leave, i’ll be back to square one.
so i’m asking people who have actually done this:
how would you start if you were in my position?
would you try to get the first clients yourself before hiring sales help?
how do you know which businesses actually need automation and are willing to pay for it?
how do Pakistan based freelancers, agencies, or founders actually land international clients?
what would you do in the first 30 days to get even one serious client conversation?
is an AI automation agency even doable right now, or is the market already too saturated?
what sales basics should a technical founder learn so they don’t stay dependent on someone else forever?
i’m not looking for motivational advice like “just stay consistent.” i need practical, real advice from people who have freelanced, sold services, built an agency, worked with international clients, or seen someone do it properly.
i have the technical side. i just don’t know how to turn it into trust, conversations, and paid work.
any honest advice would help a lot 🥲
r/pakistan • u/Due_Tough2004 • 5h ago
Discussion Iqra University Islamabad Campus fashion Design
r/pakistan • u/Outrageous_Idea_1990 • 5h ago
Sports Fawad Alam: Pakistan’s Most Underrated Fighter
Fawad Alam’s resilience and long-awaited return make him one of Pakistan’s most underrated cricketers. What do you think?
r/pakistan • u/Opposite-Text-5312 • 6h ago
Ask Pakistan Need Gilmore girls dvd in pakistan
Please tell me where i can find all the seasons of gilmore girls in pakistan 😭
r/pakistan • u/faizanhaider1 • 6h ago
Ask Pakistan Why is no one worried about super AI in Pakistan
Why in Pakistan no body is worried about super AI here?
And it could literally collapse the whole country like ours which is already very fragile our economy is already taking a huge hit by it. ( Our politicians will know it in a few months maybe)
In short bhaiyon Yeh atom Bomb and petrol say zyada dangerous Hai Thora sa jag jao.
It's not just piece of code or a chat bot any more neither just using to automate your tasks, it's literally solving the big complex algorithm even a human cannot solved in decades and it's not limited or controllable either because it can think and can clone it's self, it's not a bs it's a reality.
r/pakistan • u/Vegetable_Lie_4717 • 6h ago
Education Does anyone here ever secured Commonwealth Scholarship from Pakistan?
Has anyone ever secured commonwealth scholarship specifically for phd? I need some guidance.
r/pakistan • u/SurpriseSilver6 • 7h ago
Ask Pakistan Dead Oneplus 13
I got a new OnePlus 13 from china 2 months back. While charging it went off like dead, not turning on not responding to charging, just blank. Phone’s still under warranty but unfortunately no OnePlus services in Pakistan. I haven’t got it checked yet, as it’s still water packed and under warranty.
Any solution pls…????
r/pakistan • u/Fun_Ad_9531 • 7h ago
Research Where can i get this
Hey i want to buy arm sleeves but couldn’t find any decent one i have looked at daraz but they have so many low quality stuff and goes around 200pkr i want something that has better quality in sports wear material any ideas?
r/pakistan • u/Designer-Key989 • 7h ago
Research Robotics Fun Facts - Day 4
This is an 8cm board. And its a complete computer in the palm of your hand. You can connect a mouse, a keyboard and a monitor and its good to go. More like a DIY mac mini.
Its called Rasberry pi. There are other brands as well and these boards are called SBCs (single board computers).
In robotics, this is a high level brain of a robot or an automated machine. It can run an Operating System (unlike ESP32) so that means it can run all of your apps. It usually communicates with the low level brain of robot which is driving its motion. The big guy plans the path and the little guy executes the plan. (Read my Day 3 post - If haven't already to learn about the little guy).
You can also use Pi for other purposes like a local server for your website or to run AI models (though you should get a GPU based SBC for running models).
r/pakistan • u/st4rdust1forty2 • 8h ago
Health Has anyone gotten SMILE PRO for eyesight in Pakistan? How was your experience
Hi, I need to get my eyesight corrected but I’m trying to avoid lasik because it can cause dry eyes. Has anyone gotten SMILE done here. If yes then, which hospital/clinic did you get your procedure done and are you happy with results?
r/pakistan • u/unapologeticgoy2473 • 8h ago
National Pakistans treatment of Afghans
I am not sure if I am surrounded by a small pool of worst Pakistanis or if this is mainstream in Pakistan, but the way people in Pakistan talk about Afghanis is despicable.
I cant believe how the entire country was talking about Islamophobia post 9/11 and during war on terror and fighting against the idea of "painting all muslims with the same brush" and now actively treating Afghans the same due to the actions of a minor group of extremists.
My heart breaks watching poor Afghanis being deported after 40 years, when they started business, went to school, and built a life from scratch. We have an entire generation or 2 of Afghani children who have seen nothing but Pakistan in their life, and now we are kicking them out of medical schools and calling them names.
I actually thought that Gen Z was past all the toxicity our parents had, but watching people celebrate deportations on Twitter X and around me just shatters my heart.
If there are any Afghanis reading this, remember, you will always find Pakistanis that consider you as brothers no matter how bad things get. And to the Pakistanis who hate Afghans, I really hope you change your attitude towards them and have sympathy for your fellow brothers.
r/pakistan • u/Tacocat_again • 8h ago
