In just a few days, the ultimate test of endurance begins. The tickets have been earned, the backpacks are loaded, and a group of ambitious young hustlers is about to embark on an epic, off-the-grid adventure with Pakistan's most influential youth travel tribe, 3 Musafir. Their destination? Skardu, the rugged gateway to the world's highest peaks, is characterized by high-altitude cold deserts, treacherous rocky trails, and vast, unplugged valleys. As they prepare to head into this unforgiving terrain, they aren't weighing themselves down with bulky power banks or tangled cords. Their primary survival gear is already in their hands: the upcoming realme C100i. To take on the extreme landscapes of Baltistan, where power grids are a rare luxury, you need more than just a standard smartphone; you need a titan. Setting a new benchmark for the "Ahead Generation," the realme C100i is engineered specifically to eradicate battery anxiety, anchored by an unprecedented 7000mA...
Pakistan's finance professionals are among the most ambitious in the world, and they are telling employers exactly what they want
If there is one word that captures Pakistan's finance workforce in 2026, it is ambition. New research from ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) finds that 86% of Pakistani finance professionals aspire to become entrepreneurs or business owners at some point in their careers, one of the highest rates recorded anywhere in the world, and a figure that speaks to both the dynamism of Pakistan's economy and the scale of opportunity that finance professionals see within it. The Global Talent Trends 2026 report, drawing on responses from over 11,000 professionals in 160 countries, including 536 in Pakistan, paints a picture of a workforce that is purpose-driven, technically confident and under significant financial pressure. The combination creates both an opportunity and an urgency for employers...