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Who looked the best this Eid?
Every year, Muslims look forward to this Eid since it is given to the Muslim community as a gift.
Pakistani celebrities dressed up for Eid this year and celebrated it to the hilt.
Many media personalities like “twinning” with their family members by wearing similar attire.
Muslims celebrate Eid Ul Adha on the tenth of Dulhajj, which is considered to be an auspicious and much anticipated religious holiday. Every year, Muslims look forward to this Eid since it is given to the Muslim community as a gift. Both Eids have heartwarming themes about patience, generosity, and sacrifice. Muslims around the world invite friends and share their delight on Eid Day with their family and loved ones. Similar to this, Celebrities Eid looks fully embrace and celebrate Eid. They don their best attire and attend events with family and friends.
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Pakistani celebrities dressed up for Eid this year and celebrated it to the hilt. They worked extra hard to look gorgeous, dressing up specifically for fans on Eid and sharing their joy with them. Many media personalities like “twinning” with their family members by wearing similar attire. Many celebrities followed the twinning trend this year, often doing it with their children and other family members. They were elegantly attired in their stunning, matching gowns. In their customary Eid dress, all of the celebs who were twinning looked stunning. Their twin photos undoubtedly attracted more attention than the regular ones.
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Here are some lovely images of the actors.
Who do you think looks the coolest this eid? let us know in the comments below.
The US dollar was seen losing ground against the rupee in interbank trading on Wednesday morning as it fell by 50 paisa, with analysts linking the development to optimism surrounding the expected release of loan tranches by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). According to the Forex Association of Pakistan (FAP), the greenback depreciated Rs1.45 against the previous day's close of Rs206 to reach Rs204.55 around 1:20pm. The FAP's closing rate of the last session shows a difference of 87 paisa from that of the State Bank of Pakistan, recorded at Rs206.87. By closing time on Wednesday, the greenback was being traded at Rs205.50 in the interbank. Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan General Secretary Zafar Paracha attributed the international currency's fall to the possibility of the IMF releasing two combined tranches of around $1.85 billion instead of the initially expected single tranche of around $1bn. On Tuesday, Pakistan received the Memorandum of Eco...
The rupee, which has been on an upward trend for more than a week now, continued strengthening against the dollar in the interbank market on Friday. By 10:05am, the local currency had gained Rs2.15 against the dollar to reach Rs224, up 0.95 per cent from yesterday’s close of Rs226.15. The rupee had been on a consistent decline from July 15 and fallen to a record low of 239.94 on July 28. But since July 29, it has reversed gears and its value had risen by Rs14.15 till yesterday (Aug 4). The biggest hike was seen on Wednesday (Aug 3), when the rupee appreciated by a record single-day gain of Rs9.59 or 4.19pc. This major gain by the rupee has brought exchange rate stability as currency dealers feel that the fluctuations would not be as volatile as were witnessed in July when the greenback gained over 13pc in a single month against the local currency. More to follow. Source link
https://www.news.qm.com.pk/pkr-gains-rs2-15-against-dollar-in-interbank-market-business/?feed...
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