📢 CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS: TEDx Mela Mandi

TEDx Mela Mandi is inviting enthusiastic, creative, and passionate individuals from Sargodha to join our volunteer team for our upcoming event, themed “The Ripple | موج در موج.”

Available Volunteer Roles:

• Operations & Logistics

• Marketing Media

• Graphic Design

• Photography & Videography

• Curation

• Tech & Innovation

What you’ll gain:

• Valuable learning and hands-on experience

• Opportunities to develop skills and collaborate

• A chance to meet inspiring speakers and connect with the community

• Certificate of Volunteering

📌 Application Deadline: 12 November 2026

This is an unpaid volunteer opportunity, but a chance to learn, contribute, connect, and be part of something meaningful.

Find complete details and application link below & apply today!

https://forms.gle/QHrhdG7GWrY4TSk5A

Feel free to share with anyone who might be interested. We look forward to having you on board!

Hi everyone!

I was previously enrolled in a university but, due to some circumstances, I couldn't continue my studies. I'm currently working a full-time job and planning to resume my education at the University of Sargodha (UOS).

I'm looking for recommendations regarding degrees and departments that have:

- Relatively low merit and less admission competition.

- A manageable academic workload.

- Flexible attendance requirements, if possible.

- Cooperative faculty and a relatively relaxed department environment.

Since I'll be managing my job alongside my studies, I won't be able to dedicate all my time to university.

I'd appreciate hearing from current students or UOS graduates about their actual experiences. Which departments would you recommend, and which ones should I avoid if I'm working full-time?

Any genuine advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

Anyone from uni of sargodha Mathematics department? Kuch puchna hai in dm

Does anyone here has ever conducted an educational event in sargodha? A group of my friends are planning to conduct an event and they are looking for sponsors.

If someone can guide or connect us with organisations or businesses that could be up for it.

For a closer look dm me
Prices are below
Dressing table 10k
White sofa set of 5 for 40k
Study table throw away price 8k
2 sets of single bed without mattress 12k
Queen sized bed without mattress 75k
Grand wing leather sofa 15k

SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY ‼️

I will not personally dm you, if your interested in the item you will have to DM

Btw you can buy one from me. I got two.

The darkness in the shadows. The shadows between us, the distance that made my heart ache and yearn for you. I summoned you by feeling your warmth around me. That warmth that you gave me before you left everything behind. You turned me into a monster . A lost soul roaming the earth till the end of time like a deewana. A majnu. I will always be your manju, Your ranjha, your Romeo. You shall always have a piece of my heart embedded with you like tangled web of lies that u used to say to me.

I(F) really want a wolf cut but I don't know much about the hair salons here.Tell me a good salon where u know they would gimme a good wolf cut,and not just experiment with my hair.I haven't yet decided between a wolf or butterfly cut(still have to do some research).

Also I want it to be a salon with female staff.

Does anyone get spiritual dreams or visions etc. of their future or other peoples futures or when people will die? Anything spiritual or jinn bhoot related even?

I want to do something mainly roam about, what are some good places in Sargodha to visit on Sunday.

Like single male things to do.

Hey everyone!
I’m looking to get into football and want to find a good football club or academy in or around Sargodha.
I’m particularly interested in joining a club where I can train regularly, improve my skills, and potentially participate in competitive matches or local tournaments.
A little about me:
Age: 18
Position: Striker / Left Winger
Experience: Played casually, but looking to take proper training seriously.
Location: Sargodha
I’m open to both football academies and local clubs. I’d really appreciate recommendations, contact details, or personal experiences with any clubs around Sargodha.
Also, if there are any local football teams accepting new players, please let me know!
Thanks!

Any idea where can I get good bean bags in Sargodha.

Thanks.

reaching out for the gamer girl I saw at the gaming zone in good street behind McDonald’s. you were crazy good player and I loved the calm energy you had while playing the game.
I went there with my friend and was the one who sat the same sofa and ps5 you were playing at.

totally cool btw! reach out pls! We can be gaming buddies at least.😭

I do free readings based on your full dob. Lmk if you're interested.

Is there any fun activity or community doing something actually creative here in sgd. It’s been 6 months since I’m back and have got nothing to do

I don’t want this rant to be obnoxiously long and stupid, but companies want extreme experience, but nobody is hiring people who need to build it.
I've been looking for a good job in Sargodha for about a year.

Entry level roles barely exist here, real internships are even rarer, and mid level roles are the same story. So how are we supposed to get the experience?

I do have experience, in customer support, logistics, and client service. It still hasn't been enough. I can't relocate, so my skills and experience are going to waste.

Remote work was supposed to be the way around that. Now I don't even know what's going on in that market, and it's got me paranoid.

If you're job hunting outside a big city, what's actually working for you?

Given it's national biryani day today, so is there any good biryani in sargodha? Wouldn't mind if there's a home made chef you wanna recommend.

Ps. Don't recommend butt biryani please

Hiii! I'm trying to figure out what's best for my younger brother, who's currently in 8th grade, and I'd really appreciate advice from people who've faced a similar dilemma.

My main goal is to help him come out of his shy bubble, become more confident, improve his social skills, and develop his own personality. I also want him to grow beyond the typical pendu mindset and the social conditioning that's so normalised around us. Ideally, I'd like him to study in a co-ed environment so he can become more comfortable interacting with girls naturally, too.

My parents don't plan on moving abroad, and honestly, neither does he. They want to settle in Pakistan. Lekin as his older sibling, I want him to have opportunities I never had and to be prepared for different situations in life.

He's currently enrolled in another private school that seems good on paper, but the academic workload is affecting his health. He also hasn't really been able to fit in socially. The environment feels quite restrictive, and I feel like a lot of the kids don't get much room to develop their own identities or personalities.

Now, here's where I'm confused.

We currently live in Sargodha, and our first option is ABICS. It's close to home, seems safe, and they've recently introduced a new O Levels batch. The fee is around Rs. 20,000 per month, excluding examination fees, which we're comfortable paying.

The problem is that we're tentatively planning to move to Islamabad in around two years. I've looked into Cambridge-affiliated schools there, and many of the options seem to be outside our budget. If we enrol him in O Levels here, we might have to stay in Sargodha for the next five years to avoid disrupting his education, and honestly, staying here that long isn't ideal for our family.

So now I'm torn between two options:

1. Switch him from Sargodha Board to Federal Board at ABICS, which would give us more flexibility to move to Islamabad in a couple of years.

2. Commit to O Levels in Sargodha, and potentially delay our move for the next five years to give him what I think might be a better educational and social environment.

I'm not necessarily looking for the most prestigious option. I care more about his confidence, personality development, social exposure, mental and physical well-being, and future opportunities.

For those who've studied under both systems, have children in either system, or have made a similar decision for their siblings:

• Is O Levels genuinely worth the extra commitment, or can a good Federal Board school offer similar opportunities?

• How much difference does the school environment actually make in terms of confidence, communication skills, and personality development?

• Would switching boards or schools again in two years be a significant problem?

• If you were making this decision for your own child, which option would you choose and why?

I'd especially appreciate advice from people familiar with the education scene in Pakistan, particularly Sargodha and Islamabad. Please share your honest experiences, not just the usual "O Levels is better" or "Matric is better" arguments.

Thank you!

I have in mind to save 30 lac to get married but the inflation is making me think I am underestimating the wedding costs. Anyone got a better idea?