Guys I'm out of my lotions and stuff which I bought from Sephora now I'm in Pakistan and was thinking of buying from naheeds is the website legit? They have all the VS lotions, bath and body works lotions and even designer perfumes I've never brought all this from Pakistan except some skincare from skinstore Pakistan and alfatah scammed me so I'm kinda nervous too
currently interning with The Citizens Foundation, and our internship team is putting together something a little different in Faisalabad.
We're combining Mann Ki Baat — where you get to actually speak your mind — with Mafia Wars, because apparently expressing opinions and plotting against your friends in the same afternoon is a great combination.
📍 CBTL Green Avenue, Faisalabad
📅 13 August 2026
⏰ 11 AM – 3 PM
🎟️ Entry: Rs. 250
And this isn't just a regular paid event. The proceeds go towards supporting quality education for underprivileged children.
As interns, we're not just trying to organize an event and call it a day. We're trying to create something people would genuinely enjoy while contributing to a cause that matters.
If you're from Faisalabad, come join us, bring your friends, speak your mind, play Mafia, and hopefully leave having had a good time for a good cause.
DM me for registration/details!
Hi everyone!
I'm seriously considering starting ACCA in Pakistan, alongside my degree but I'm still confused about how everything actually works here. I know I can do it,I've watched videos and read about it, but I'd really like to hear from people who have gone through it themselves. please help me out
A few questions:
- How is ACCA in Pakistan in terms of scope and job opportunities?
- How many exams did you clear before you got your first paid internship or trainee position?
- Around how many months did it take you to reach that point?
- What's the usual salary/stipend for ACCA interns in Pakistan?
- Is it realistic to pay for the later exams from your internship salary?
My goal is to pay for all my ACCA exams myself, I'll fund it and I can manage from my monthly expenses, I don't want to take money from my parents I want something of my own, and become financially independent as soon as possible. I don't want to rely on my parents for the entire qualification. So I need to know the full picture after how many exams I'll be able to get a paid internship, I'm hoping that once I reach the internship stage, I can start paying with ease for my remaining exam fees and other expenses myself.
I'd really appreciate honest advice, timelines, and your personal experiences. Thanks!
Hey everyone, listen up! Faisalabad’s shaking off the “boring city” tag and we’re bringing Padel for a Cause! This isn’t just another game day. It’s fun with purpose. While 26 million children in Pakistan are out of school, The Citizens Foundation (TCF) is making real change — and we, the privileged youth of Pakistan, are stepping up to help. But helping doesn’t mean we can’t vibe. Expect cool chalant energy, human‑sized Ludo, mini activities, and Padel matches with strangers (ik exciting for extroverts and horrifying for introverts) that’ll get everyone hyped. Plus, food and hangouts that make it a total win‑win: a social cause and an amazing day out. So, grab your crew, meet new people, and be part of something that actually matters. don't miss this exciting opportunity to make exciting new friends who are just like you, fun with a cause now, don't be a lazy couch potato and get your active gear on or casual clothes if you want cz vibe is all we care about and show up "kioke ham nhi karemge to kon karega"
Time is running out! DM me now to register, and if you can’t make it, you can still be part of the change.
Even a small donation (yes, even 100 rupees) matters. Every single penny goes directly to TCF, no middleman, just pure impact. A Child going to school jut because we donated So don’t wait, DM me and I’ll send you the official TCF donation link. Let’s turn fun into a future. 💚
Applied for baghban interstate this summer, Anyone here who's done it before? How was your experience, what was the work like, and would you recommend it?
