2 Iqra Aziz (Actor/Actress) Disclaimer: As an encyclopedia, pakpedia.pk's articles contains shared information which has collected from different websites, all references are mentioned bellow. Article Upload Date: Mon 20 Nov 2017 Ads Share On ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Personal Name: Iqra Aziz Alternate name: Iqra In Urdu: اقرا عزیز Famous As: Mehru from drama Deewana Nationality: Pakistani Residence: Karachi Education: Bachelors Religion: Islam Profession: Acting Height: 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) Hair color: Black Eye color: Brown Weight: 55 kg Awards : Hum Award for best television sensation female Born Family Career Serial & Movies Professional Work At Hum awards With Bestie Noor Hassan In a morning show Nice Click from a Shoot With her sister She is definitely declared as the new Sensation of the Pakistan Drama Industry a...
By Shahbaz Rana Published: September 27, 2018 13 SHARES SHARE TWEET EMAIL It cautioned that the key challenges are to adopt right reforms and achieve a good outcome to sustain public support. PHOTO: FILE ISLAMABAD: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has cut its economic growth forecast for Pakistan to only 4.8% and increased the inflation estimate to 6.5% while urging the new government to take immediate corrective measures to take pressure off the budget and external account. In its flagship Asian Development Outlook Update, the Manila-based lending agency also increased Pakistan’s current account deficit projection from 4.5% to 5% of gross domestic product (GDP). The ADB’s assessment points to the emergence of stagflation that the country had left behind five years ago. The lender expected a further increase in interest rate and currency depreciation. The ADB released its fresh assessment on the eve of a staff-level visit of the International Monetary Fu...
The long-held belief that even the giant sphinxes had lost their noses due to wear and tear isn't actually accurate, but rather these statues were intentionally vandalized in an effort to reduce their symbolic powers. Wikimedia Commons The Great Sphinx of Giza, perhaps the most famous Egyptian statue with a glaringly missing nose. As curator of the Brooklyn Museum’s Egyptian art galleries, Edward Bleiberg fields a lot of questions from curious visitors. The most common one is a mystery many museum-goers and history obsessives have pondered for years — why are the statues’ noses so often broken? According to CNN , Bleiberg’s commonly held belief was that the wear and tear of millennia would naturally affect the small, protruding parts of a statue before the larger components. After hearing this question so often, however, Bleiberg began doing some investigative research. Bleiberg’s research posited that ancient Egyptian artifacts were deliberately defaced as they served as poli...
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