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Editor Minute Mirror | Ex-Dawn, DT | ICFJ & USIP fellow | Agahi Award | PUAN | Newsroom soul | Views my own | ahsan.raza@minutemirror.com.pk
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Dead end | Shehr | thenews.pk

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By Ahsan Raza
| thenews.pk
On several roads in the city traffic pressure remains unrelenting throughout the day. — Photos by Rahat Dar ata shows that Lahore’s road network is under unprecedented pressure. Reason: an exponential rise in vehicles — most notably, motorcycles. City Traffic Officer of Lahore, Abdul Rahim Shirazi says, “This city of over 13 million people is serviced by a road network that stretches roughly 4,485 kilometres. It is now host to approximately 8.1 million registered vehicles.
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The New First Impression Is No Longer Your Storefront

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By Ahsan Raza
| Vocal
There was a time when the first impression of a business happened at the front door. A clean signboard. A bright display. A friendly face behind the counter. Maybe the smell of coffee, the sound of scissors in a barber shop, or the way a small boutique arranged its best pieces near the entrance. People judged a business by what they could see in front of them. That world still exists, of course. Physical presence still matters.
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Deported professor recounts ordeal in UAE

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By Ahsan Raza
| minutemirror.com.pk
I am a professor.’ But they did not explain,” he says. No movement,” he says. I have no connection,” he says. AI Generated Summary The call came just after class. It was April 6. The lecture had ended. Notes were packed. Another routine day in a life of a information technology professor. Then the phone rang. On the other end was a public relations officer. There was, he was told, a “small issue” with his immigration documents. He should come to the office, bring his passport, and sort it out.
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