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random business idea that popped into my head as someone who lives in a hostel here.

there are a lot of home chefs here, but i haven’t really seen anyone offering properly calorie- and protein-tracked meals. like, you could have daily packages with a set calorie/protein target, divided into 2-3 meals, with consistent portions and transparent ingredients.

i feel like gym people, people trying to lose weight, or just anyone who tracks their food would genuinely pay for this. i know i would, if the food was good and the price was reasonable.

not saying anyone should do this lol, just thought it was a pretty good business idea.

hi guys. any shops in abbottabad which sell dumbbells for a reasonable price?

share details pls

acc to initial reports, a fight broke out between pashtoon students and waziristan students. apparently guns were involved. share updates pls

where can i buy a yoga/exercise mat online which is good quality but not super expensive?

please comment if you are selling. i need one but in neat condition. might pay extra for a really clean piece and better movement

dial size 35-38mm

cant visit a store. need to order online. please tell genuine sites

edit: for a scent that's out of stock/not available on lattafa pak official website

Hey everyone,

My Samsung A53 5G has stopped detecting SIM cards in both SIM slots. It started about a year ago where it would randomly detect the SIM sometimes and then lose it again. Eventually it stopped detecting any SIM at all.

I’ve tried multiple working SIMs, restarted the phone, and checked everything. My IMEI numbers and baseband are both present, and Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, etc. all work perfectly. The phone has been dropped a few times over the years but never had any major water damage.

Samsung checked it and said the motherboard needs to be replaced for around Rs. 70,000, which just isn’t worth it.

Before I give up on it, does anyone know a reliable shop in Islamabad/Rawalpindi that does actual motherboard/microsoldering repairs instead of just replacing the whole board? If you’ve had a good experience with a technician, I’d really appreciate the recommendation. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

My Samsung A53 5G has stopped detecting SIM cards in both SIM slots. It started about a year ago where it would randomly detect the SIM sometimes and then lose it again. Eventually it stopped detecting any SIM at all.

I’ve tried multiple working SIMs, restarted the phone, and checked everything. My IMEI numbers and baseband are both present, and Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, etc. all work perfectly. The phone has been dropped a few times over the years but never had any major water damage.

Samsung checked it and said the motherboard needs to be replaced for around Rs. 70,000, which just isn’t worth it.

Before I give up on it, does anyone know a reliable shop in Islamabad/Rawalpindi that does actual motherboard/microsoldering repairs instead of just replacing the whole board? If you’ve had a good experience with a technician, I’d really appreciate the recommendation. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

My Samsung A53 5G has stopped detecting SIM cards in both SIM slots. It started about a year ago where it would randomly detect the SIM sometimes and then lose it again. Eventually it stopped detecting any SIM at all.

I’ve tried multiple working SIMs, restarted the phone, and checked everything. My IMEI numbers and baseband are both present, and Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, etc. all work perfectly. The phone has been dropped a few times over the years but never had any major water damage.

Samsung checked it and said the motherboard needs to be replaced for around Rs. 70,000, which just isn’t worth it.

Before I give up on it, does anyone know a reliable shop in Islamabad/Rawalpindi that does actual motherboard/microsoldering repairs instead of just replacing the whole board? If you’ve had a good experience with a technician, I’d really appreciate the recommendation. Thanks!

hi. my brother 18M has wavy (borderline curly) 2C hair and he wants to start a proper haircare routine.

he wants to buy a leave-in conditioner for his hair. please suggest what brand to go for

Hi everyone. I'm posting this on behalf of my younger brother because he asked me to.

He's currently in 8th grade and has started thinking about future career options. I'm a medical student myself (almost done with med school and hoping to eventually pursue residency in the US), but he's quite certain that medicine isn't for him.

He's a good student, usually scoring around 90%, but he's not someone who consistently comes first in class. Given how competitive MDCAT is and the current state of medicine in Pakistan, I don't think it's worth putting himself through that level of stress if he has no genuine interest in becoming a doctor.

As for his personality, he's very social, communicates well, enjoys helping people, and likes taking responsibility. He's also interested in drawing and other creative hobbies, although not at a professional level. Recently he's mentioned that he'd probably enjoy something related to coding or technology as well.

His long-term plan would most likely be to settle in Pakistan. He's open to going abroad for higher education if the opportunity arises, but he doesn't necessarily want to build his career overseas.

The challenge is that we come from a predominantly medical family, so almost everyone around us only knows about medicine. Beyond that, we're fairly clueless. We've heard people recommend fields like computer science, software engineering, data science, ACCA, CA, engineering, and others, but we don't have enough real-world insight to compare them. We also can't afford an extremely expensive university education, so cost is another factor.

If you were advising a bright 13 to 14-year-old today, what careers would you recommend he seriously explore? I'm particularly interested in fields with strong future prospects, good earning potential in Pakistan, and reasonable work-life balance. It would be especially helpful to hear from people already working in these careers.

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone. I'm posting this on behalf of my younger brother because he asked me to.

He's currently in 8th grade and has started thinking about future career options. I'm a medical student myself (almost done with med school and hoping to eventually pursue residency in the US), but he's quite certain that medicine isn't for him.

He's a good student, usually scoring around 90%, but he's not someone who consistently comes first in class. Given how competitive MDCAT is and the current state of medicine in Pakistan, I don't think it's worth putting himself through that level of stress if he has no genuine interest in becoming a doctor.

As for his personality, he's very social, communicates well, enjoys helping people, and likes taking responsibility. He's also interested in drawing and other creative hobbies, although not at a professional level. Recently he's mentioned that he'd probably enjoy something related to coding or technology as well.

His long-term plan would most likely be to settle in Pakistan. He's open to going abroad for higher education if the opportunity arises, but he doesn't necessarily want to build his career overseas.

The challenge is that we come from a predominantly medical family, so almost everyone around us only knows about medicine. Beyond that, we're fairly clueless. We've heard people recommend fields like computer science, software engineering, data science, ACCA, CA, engineering, and others, but we don't have enough real-world insight to compare them. We also can't afford an extremely expensive university education, so cost is another factor.

If you were advising a bright 13 to 14-year-old today, what careers would you recommend he seriously explore? I'm particularly interested in fields with strong future prospects, good earning potential in Pakistan, and reasonable work-life balance. It would be especially helpful to hear from people already working in these careers.

Thanks in advance.

my brother turns 14 next week and i have absolutely no clue what to get him 💀

he's not really into gaming or sports. he mostly watches anime, draws, and likes making animations on the ipad. he's pretty creative and likes stuff he can actually do with his hands.

my budget is around $15 to $25 (about pkr 3k to 6k). i don't want to just get him something random that'll end up collecting dust.

if you were 14, what gift would you actually be happy to get?

help

theres so many people selling watches and calling every part genuine when it isnt. what and how to check when buying a used watch online

Hi everyone.

I wanted to ask if it's possible to join the Pakistan Army after completing MBBS from a university that is not affiliated with NUMS.

I'm not interested in serving as a GDMO. Is there any entry route or scheme that allows doctors to join the Army, start FCPS training in a military hospital, and then continue serving as an Army medical officer after specialization?

If anyone has gone through this process or knows the eligibility criteria, I'd really appreciate your guidance.

Thanks!

need to gift it to a girl but no pinks or jewels pls. minimalistic, 38mm and metal strap preferably

budget is 12-15k

Any ideas konsay models available hongay and which should I go for?