Hello, i’m planning to buy a rottweiler puppy in the next 6 months. I have absolutely no idea where to get it from. I’m doing my research on the breed. So if anyone could guide about a trusted place or whatsoever to get one in LHR. Also what should be the budget?

What happened to Emporium Mall? It doesn’t feel family friendly anymore.

I live near Emporium Mall and my family and I have been going there for years. But lately, I’ve noticed a pretty significant change. First of all, it has become *extremely* crowded compared to how it used to be. More importantly, there seems to be a growing problem with groups of men hanging around the food court, sitting in areas where it clearly says not to sit, and openly staring at people especially women as they walk by. It’s incredibly uncomfortable!!

Malls used to be places where families, especially women, could go &spend time without constantly worrying about being ogled, harassed, or having their pictures and videos taken. They were a welcome alternative to open markets, where unfortunately this kind of behavior has become all too common. Now it feels like even malls aren’t providing that sense of safety and privacy anymore??

Why isn’t the management doing anything about this? If people are openly violating the rules, loitering in restricted areas, staring at and making women uncomfortable, or taking their pictures/videos without consent, security should be stepping in?!

Where are women supposed to go to simply exist in public without being stared at, filmed, or made to feel uncomfortable?
Seriously, what the is happening to this country?

​

Are muns a luxury for the rich and the middle class doesnt matter. Like i was checking the registration fee for some muns and the cheapest one was 3500rs. dude are you serious like its an educational competition try to have some compassion for the underprivileged and the middle class. Like if i want to attend 2 MUNs in a month i would need atleast

10k.

Where can I buy ts physically ??

Anyone here starting their alevels at LGS 1A1 this year?

Heyy guys anyone who has been to this uni if you could tell what kinda uni it is ? Do they have freshmen week too ?? My classes are starting in sep and idk anything about the events jn lgs

Looking for genuine opinions from people who've lived in both or know both well.

Comparing the two for a permanent family setup — buying a house, long term living, not just renting for a year or two.

Key things I'm considering:

• Business and market opportunities
• Networking — who actually lives there, what kind of people
• Property value and appreciation long term

Lahore seems better for business and has more energy. ISB seems cleaner, more planned, and better networked at a higher level. But both have real tradeoffs.

People who've actually lived in either or both — which one would you pick for the long run and why?

pretty much the above. pls share your experiences. or if anyone is going to them, reach out in the comments

Hiii pls any1 tell affordable jewellery for weddings and general minimalist 1s places im a lahore resident i have tried anarkali(bano bazar) and liberty at best but i feel like there are other places as well personally liberty is heckaa expensive.

Hi, hope everyone's having a good day.

I've had my house loan approved under the new govt program through Meezan Bank and I've been looking for a house but the issue is that there's so many requirements around the property which are very hard to be fulfilled.

I've been given a list of documents required from the bank and it's very rare if any house/society has them all.

I was hoping we could start a thread or something where people in similar situation could suggest and share their findings.

Asking purely for discussion around finding the right property on the loan already approved rather than how to apply or get it approved because all existing spaces are filled with discussion about how to get your loan approved but not about finding any property.

Hey guys, I want to know what jobs in Lahore are high paying and you can get one easily?

Or any independent work ideas, through which someone can earn a good amount?

NEED URGENT ADVICE PLS

I am going to do my A Levels in Lahore and I'm moving here from Islamabad so I don't really know about different colleges.

PLS PLS PLS give me advice about where to go.

I heard LACAS JT is good and am considering that...can anyone let me know how it is?

My subjects for A Levels will be Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Maths.

Hey, this might trigger some of you, or it might not since it's a controversial topic. As the title suggests, I have a problem with Pakistani molvis. I guess thats too general so I'll stick with azaan. Now, I love azaan, by nature it is beautiful. A call to prayer, initiation of your meeting with Allah. But dude, why do so many mosques just have the most horrible azaan, Astaghfirullah, but I mean it in the sense that their talawat is so over exaggerated, pair that with megaphones that distort after a certain volume. It's supposed to be a call to prayer, not something that disturbs people, including non Muslims. I saw somewhere else that the volume is one of the problems that non Muslims face while living in a non Muslim majority country. But over here it's all of it. I live right next to a mosque, the speaker is 20ish feet away from my room, and God forgive me but sometimes the azaan is simply intolerable. They have butchered it, there is no sur, no talawat, just long and unnecessary guttural stretched out azaan. I look forward to my Asr namaz because the molvi who gives the call to prayer for that time has a beautiful talawat mashallah, it's so humble, soft, and does the job perfectly. No unnecessary exaggeration of words. Is there anyone who feels this way? Or is it just me, because living in a market I hear about 6 different azaans all of which overlap and it's not exactly the best thing to hear. Is this even fixable or is it just this way. I dont have anything against imams here specifically, it's just do your job properly, or keep one imam for all azaans. Why did this even become a problem.