Karachi: Wasim Akram, the former Pakistan cricket captain renowned for his mastery of swing bowling, delighted fans on Tuesday with his striking new appearance on social media.

Sharing his latest photo on a popular photo-sharing app, Akram captioned it, "If you look the part, you get the part 😎," accompanied by hashtags such as #Hustle #StayFit #StayHealthy #KeepGrinding #Karachi.

 

 

 

 

 

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The image garnered hundreds of likes from fans and followers, who also left intriguing comments about Akram's fresh look.

In anotehr video, he looks like a 'rapper' who is being accompanied by his accomplices. Wrapped in blue-shirt and trouser,  Wasim, with his pencil moustache, comleted his look with amazing glasses and a locket in his neck. He walked on while making the victory signs as if he has emergered victorious from any challenging situation or going to face the similar situation like a hero.

 

 

 

 

 

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Lahore: The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) on Tuesday reduced the per kilogramme price of Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) by Rs11.88.

According to a notification, the per kg price of LPG will be Rs238. A 11.6kg cylinder will be available in Rs2,813 after Rs140 reduction.

Meanwhile, the prices of petroleum products are also likely to go down after reduction in LPG prices.  

Lahore: A delegation led by Kashif Anwar, President of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), recently visited the Business Facilitation Center to assess the services provided by various federal and provincial departments aimed at facilitating the business community.

The delegation included members of the LCCI Executive Committee such as Fareeha Younis, Raja Hasan Akhtar, Ahmed Elahi, Shamim Akhtar, Waseem Yousaf, Mian Atiqur Rehman, Secretary General Shahid Khalil, and others. During the visit, Abid Saleem, the In-charge of the Business Facilitation Center, delivered a comprehensive presentation to the delegation.

The Business Facilitation Center houses 31 departments, with 26 operating under the Punjab government and five under the federal government, including EPD, LDA, PIEDMC, FIEDMC, Local Government, PFA, SNGPL, Energy, LESCO, and PHE, among others.

Kashif Anwar emphasized the significance of the one-window operation, which consolidates services from both provincial and federal departments, streamlining processes for the business community and saving their time and resources.

He also commended the Punjab Industries Department for its dedicated efforts and invaluable support to the business community, noting that the one-window operation initiated by the Punjab government has significantly improved the business environment in the province.

Anwar highlighted that this initiative has centralized various business-related procedures, simplifying interactions with different government entities at a single location, thus facilitating both local and foreign investors.

He stressed that the implementation of a one-window operation not only attracts foreign investment but also encourages local entrepreneurs to venture into new opportunities. Anwar cited studies indicating a surge in registered businesses in countries where such facilitation centers have been established.

Anwar proudly mentioned that the LCCI is the pioneer chamber in the country to introduce a one-window operation for its members, with numerous federal and provincial departments offering their services under one roof. He urged the business community to utilize the facilities available at the one-window business facilitation center to explore various opportunities.