Top 15 Best And Famous NGOs In Pakistan, #bestNGO #pakistan #fabulouspakistan

 

Non-governmental organizations are referred to as NGOs. It is a non-profit organization that autonomously executes functional, social, or political aims, such as humanitarian reasons or environmental issues. Dealing with non-profits and NGOs is a time-consuming and tedious procedure. To meet society’s issues, these NGOs use a well-developed methodology and adequate planning. In terms of medical care, several NGOs assist those in need.

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Some NGOs give refuge to the homeless, some supply food to the impoverished, while others seek to provide free education to children who cannot afford to pay for their education. In Pakistan, there are many different sorts of non-governmental organizations. In this post, we will cover the many classifications of NGOs as well as the most well-known NGOs in Pakistan.

Types of NGOs:

There are several sorts of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Pakistan, each with its own goals, techniques, and objectives. Let’s have a look at them in this article.

1. NGOs by Orientation
2. The Community Based NGO
3. A City-Wide NGO
4. A National NGO
5. An International NGO

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PM Imran Khan Inaugurate Kamyab Pakistan Program Today

 

#PMimrankhan #inaugurate #kamyabpakistan

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On Monday, Prime Minister Imran Khan launched the Kamyab Pakistan Program, which would distribute loans of 1400 billion rupees to 3.7 million families across the country.

In a statement, Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin said that the government’s Kamyab Pakistan Program is a major program aimed at alleviating poverty by empowering the poorest members of society and assisting them in changing their lives.

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According to Shaukat Tarin, the initiative is intended to improve the lives of underprivileged members of society and financially empower them, as well as highlight the state’s responsibility to its weaker members. He claims that this is Pakistan’s first initiative of its kind, connecting banks with low-income populations via microfinance institutions.

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10 Best Nashta Places in Lahore

Lahori nashta.. you will read this anywhere around the city or in other cities as well. Lahoris are famous for being food lovers. If you are in Lahore and you missed out Lahori nashta I wonder where were you staying in Lahore!!! You can’t afford to miss it. I’m talking about Halwa Puri, Naan Chaanay, Payee, Kachori, Nihari… It is your choice whether you want to go for Nashta or you want to pack it down and bring it home. People who visit Lahore they must try it. Some especially go to old/new food street for enjoying their breakfast. Lahori Nashta is so famous that our neighbor country can’t stop itself dreaming about it.

Special Lahori nashta is available on Sunday but wait! Guess what? If you wake up late you will miss it out. Because for Lahori nashta, you need to wake up soon to get it. Even restaurants and hotels have nashta/ breakfast timings… why I’m concerned about waking up early while I already mentioned “nashta” in the title? Every one of you is sensible enough to understand that nashta is breakfast… but I’m talking about time because we have a verrrrry good habit of waking up late : D especially on Sundays. I said very good in a sarcastic way : P

I have listed 10 best places to have nashta in Lahore. If you are planning to visit Lahore soon, you may find it useful.

1- English Tea House

2- Tenerife Cafe

3- Lahore Junction

4- The Garden by Bandu Khan

Address:  Liberty Market، Noor Jehan Rd, Block D 1 Gulberg III, Lahore, Punjab 54000

5- Shahi Baithak

Address: Dehli Darwaza (3.96 km) 54000 Lahore, Pakistan

6- Taj Mahal Sweets

Address: fort road lahore 54000 Lahore, Pakistan

7- Zafar Halwa Puri Shop

Address: 5-Jan Muhammad Rd, Lahore (0.00 km) 54000 Lahore, Pakistan

8- The Urban Cafe Yoglicious

Address: A 48 Ghalib Rd, Block C2 Block C 2 Gulberg III, Lahore, Punjab 54660

9- Sadiq Halwa Puri PIA Road

Address: PIA Housing Society Near Wapda Town (2.61 km) 54000 Lahore, Pakistan

10- Waris Nihari

Address: 7 Abkari Rd, Urdu Bazar Anarkali (4.05 km) 54000 Lahore, Pakistan

If you are a Lahori and find any place missing in the list, please comment below…

 

Snacks You Can’t Miss This Chilly Season

Winters are finally here, even Karachi’s gotten a little chilly, which means, it’s time to cozy up and enjoy our staple winter snacks! And today we’ve rounded up for you things that we personally love having in winters!

1. Roadside soups

                          

Is it even winters without soup? We think not! And nothing really beats the soup you get from thhelas near the road, if you’re in Karachi, try Bohri Kaka’s anda and papri soup, it’ll change your life!

2. Sweet potatoes

Another must have to keep you warm during the chilly trips to the market, get extra masala added and enjoy!

3. Dry fruit

While it’s something you can find all year round, there’s something really special about being all cosied up in your blanket and have dry fruit. And this year you can even get your hands on the chilghozas of you haven’t had them for the last few years because of it’s price!

4. Peanuts

I mean, once you start having them moongphhalis, its hard to stop!

5. Seafood

If you’re a fan of seafood but avoid it during summers, winters are the perfect time to enjoy some grilled prawns, fish and other kinds of seafood. And if you’re in Karachi, do not miss out on Rashid’s fish near Keemari!

6. Coffee

While most of us love waking up to a cup of coffee all year round, the pleasure of having coffee with your best friends over meaningful and sometimes silly convos when it’s dark and chilly has it’s own charm!

7. Hot chocolate

Bhaijaan, ab nahi toh kab piyogay? Add some marhmallows to the side and it’s a combination that feels like a warm hug!

8. Corn

Put it on a cob or have it drenched in butter, lemon and masala, corn will never leave you hanging in those chilly nights!

What’s your go to snack in winters? Let us know in the comments below!