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Sania Mirza with her son on Eid Mashallah

Eid Mubarak everyone.♥️✨

Young people have better experiences, and women and city residents trust the system more. Only 31% are happy with government anti-corruption work, and very few know about RTI and whistleblower laws.

The numbers tell an interesting story. Many people believe corruption is widespread, but far fewer have experienced it themselves. Only 27% faced a direct bribe demand, compared to 68% who think bribery is common.

FPCCI Transparency Survey A countrywide poll shows that 67% citizens reported no personal experience with corruption. The findings are drawn from a survey of 6,018 respondents across Pakistan.

The results show better institutional performance. Islamabad is ranked highest for transparency. NAB is seen as the most effective anti-corruption body, and NADRA is rated number one in public services. Hiring on merit is considered the best reform.

Nepotism and illegal wealth show a clear gap in perception and reality. While 56% of people believe nepotism is common, only 24% say they experienced it personally. Similarly, 59% think illegal wealth is widespread, but just 5% have actually seen it.

Amid these concerns, demands are growing to shift the T20 World Cup to Sri Lanka to ensure player safety, transparency, and the credibility of the tournament

Silence over a deadly virus like Nipah violates global sporting norms. The safety of players and officials must come first, with no room for avoidable health risks.

India is facing serious allegations of hiding a Nipah virus outbreak, putting the lives of international players at risk ahead of the T20 World Cup. Health transparency cannot be compromised. facebook.com/share/v/1HdzJr…

The photo of BLA female suic!de bombers linked to Operation Herof 2.0 shows the reality of terr0rism: young lives radicalized and used for violence, not any legitimate struggle.

These two women, Hawa Baloch and Asifa Mengal, were used by BLA in su**ide att@cks under Operation Herof 2.0, exposing how terr0rist groups exploit women and family ties.

Photo shows two female sui*ide bombers linked to Operation Herof 2.0 in Pasni and Noshki. On the left is Hawa Baloch, whose father was a BLA terr**st ki!!ed while fighting the Pakistani Army in 2021.

Historic religious places in Punjab are being repaired and improved. Many Sikh pilgrims visit every year, showing Pakistan’s strong message of harmony and tourism.

Federal and Punjab ministers were present, and full security was provided. This showed Pakistan’s care for minorities and its ability to host international guests safely.

World Bank President Ajay Pal Singh Banga visited Gurdwara Punja Sahib. He offered prayers and ate Langar with the Sikh community, showing respect for all religions in Pakistan.