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‘Accept me and Zaheer with a big heart’: Dua Zahra requests parents in first interview

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Dua Zahra — who had mysteriously gone missing from Karachi in April but later declared that she had run away from her home to marry 21-year-old Zaheer Ahmed — appeared on camera with her husband for the first time in an official interview with media.

The interview is doing the rounds on the internet since it surfaced on Monday. In it, Zahra and Zaheer reveal the “actual matter” in conversation with the interviewer.

In her message for her parents, Zahra said that she has married according to Islamic laws but she is sorry if her parents still think she has made a mistake.

“I would like to request them [parents] to accept me and Zaheer with a big heart. I know they have gone through sorrow and even I have but I ask them to accept us,” Zahra, who says she is 17 years old, said.

Zahra said that she travelled all the way to Lahore from Karachi alone.

“I took a rickshaw from my house to the taxi stand and travelled to Lahore by taxi.”

When asked about the general concern of how a teenage girl could travel all alone safely, Zahra said she intended to marry and, therefore, Allah helped and protected her.

She also claimed that her father, Mehdi Kazmi, wanted to marry her off to her nephew (his brother’s son) Zainul Abideen in order to get the “a plot” he had a dispute over with his brother.

At the start of the interview, Zaheer said he is not a “gardener” and he deals with the sale and purchase and repair of mobile phones.

“I have recently done my FSC from pre-medical and earn up to Rs60,000 to Rs80,000 per month through mobile phone dealing,” he added.

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The need of strengthening the China-Pakistan media corridor was emphasized by the information secretary.

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Focusing on the China-Pakistan Media Corridor is crucial for the advancement of the two nations’ current relationship, according to Federal Information Secretary Ambreen Jan.

Speaking at a ceremony in Beijing, the Secretary stated that two Memorandums of Understanding were signed between the Chinese government and the Ministry of Information during the Prime Minister’s visit. These agreements pertain to the co-production of films and dramas that are intended to improve the relationship between individuals.

Approximately 12 Pakistani films were screened in China between 1957 and 1991, according to Ambreen Jan, demonstrating that the two countries’ collaboration in the film industry is not new.

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Green Tractor Scheme: 227 Fortunate Farmers Receive Keys

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The Pakpattan District farmers are also reaping the benefits of the government’s green tractor scheme, per the Special Instructions of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif.
Two hundred and twenty-seven lucky farmers in the Pakpattan District have received green tractor keys.

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The goal of the 300 scholarships available to Bangladeshi students is to improve educational ties between Bangladesh and Pakistan.

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The Pakistan-Bangladesh Friendship Scholarship Program, which offers 300 fully funded scholarships to Bangladeshi students, was introduced by Pakistan.

LUMS, Comsats, and NUST are among the top Pakistani universities that support the plan, which was discussed at the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training.

Officials urged universities in Bangladesh to advertise the initiative through events and an online site during a recent meeting.

The goal of the scholarships is to strengthen cultural ties and educational exchanges between the two nations.

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