اسلام علیکم ڈینگی کے بخار کے لیے پپیتے کے پتوں کا جوس نیشنل نمکو پر فی سبیل اللہ دستیاب ہے۔ پتہ کی معلومات : دکان کا نام "نیشنل نمکو " مین پنجاب چورنگی انڈر پاس نزد PSO پمپ کلفٹن بلاک 8 کراچی برائے مہربانی صبح 11 بجے سے رات 9 بجے کے درمیان تشریف لائیں نوٹ : ڈلیوری کی سہولت موجود نہیں ہے ۔ مشورہ : اگر آپ خود نہیں آسکتے تو آپ خود بائکیا بک کروا کر بھی منگوا سکتے ہیں ۔ پتہ کی معلومات بہتر طریقے سے سمجھنے کہ لیے نیچے میپ لوکیشن بھی دی گئی ہے ۔۔ Assalamualaikum Papaya leaf juice for dengue fever is available fe sabilillah at National Nimco. Address Information: Shop Name "National Nimco" Main Punjab Chowrangi Underpass Near PSO Pump Clifton Block 8 Karachi Please visit between 11 am and 9 pm Note: Delivery facility is not available. Tip: If you can't come by yourself, you can book the bike yourself. For better understanding of the address information, the map location is also given below.

Poverty is as bad or worse disease than coronoa and dengue, it makes entire families suffer bad quality of life, health, food, and everything else ! We need to get rid of it on emergency bases !

🌍 **Urgent Call to Action Against Poverty** Poverty is a pervasive issue that affects millions worldwide, akin to a widespread disease. It's not just about lacking financial resources; it impacts the quality of life, health, nutrition, and the overall well-being of entire families. The struggle against poverty is as crucial as our fight against diseases like coronavirus or dengue. It's a battle that requires immediate attention and collective action. We need to unite in our efforts to provide adequate healthcare, education, and basic necessities to those in need. Let's raise awareness and work together towards a world where no one has to suffer the debilitating effects of poverty. Every small step counts. Share your thoughts, volunteer, donate, or simply spread the word. Together, we can make a difference! #FightPoverty #GlobalSolidarity #ActNow

🌿 1. Neem Leaves (Azadirachta indica) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Powerful antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties. • Used for acne, eczema, dandruff, and skin infections. • Helps reduce blood sugar and cholesterol. • Strengthens immunity and liver function. 🔹 Uses: • Boil 10–15 leaves in water and drink for detox. • Make neem oil or powder for skin and hair products. 💰 Business Potential: Neem leaves can be used to make herbal soaps, shampoos, mosquito repellents, and natural fertilizers. Pakistan could export neem-based products — a billion-dollar global market. ⸻ 🌿 2. Moringa Leaves (Sohanjna / Drumstick Tree) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Extremely rich in vitamin A, C, calcium, iron, and protein. • Helps control blood sugar and cholesterol. • Boosts energy, immunity, and digestion. • Used for malnutrition treatment in rural areas. 🔹 Uses: • Dried and powdered as moringa tea or superfood supplement. • Mixed into food for extra nutrients. 💰 Business Potential: Global moringa powder market is worth over $8 billion. Leaves from local trees can be dried, ground, and exported as organic moringa powder or capsules. ⸻ 🌿 3. Mulberry Leaves (Shahtoot ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Contain compounds that lower blood sugar and cholesterol. • Improve heart and liver function. • Used as food for silkworms — key to silk production. 🔹 Uses: • Dried and used as tea for diabetics. • Extract used in cosmetics and supplements. 💰 Business Potential: Mulberry leaf tea and extract are in high demand in China and Japan. Pakistan’s mulberry trees can support silk farming + tea export. ⸻ 🌿 4. Curry Leaves (Karhi Patta) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Improve digestion and liver function. • Control cholesterol and triglycerides. • Strengthen hair and skin. • Help manage diabetes and oxidative stress. 🔹 Uses: • Common spice in cooking (especially for dal and curry). • Dried powder can be sold as seasoning. 💰 Business Potential: Can be packaged as “Karhi Patta Tea” or herbal spice mix for export. Each small garden or restaurant can dry and sell leaves instead of throwing them away. ⸻ 🌿 5. Papaya Leaves (Papeeta ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Rich in papain enzyme — improves digestion. • Shown to increase platelet count in dengue fever. • Strengthens liver and immunity. 🔹 Uses: • Boil leaves to make papaya leaf juice or tea. • Used in skincare and enzyme supplements. 💰 Business Potential: Can be processed into enzyme extracts or natural medicine for dengue recovery. ⸻ 🌿 6. Guava Leaves (Amrood ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Help lower blood sugar and cholesterol. • Treat diarrhea, mouth ulcers, and skin inflammation. • Antibacterial and antioxidant. 🔹 Uses: • Boiled as tea for diabetics or mouth rinse. 💰 Business Potential: Guava-leaf tea is already commercialized in Japan (FOSHU-certified). Pakistan can produce and export organic guava tea affordably. ⸻ 🌿 7. Mango Leaves (Aam ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Contain mangiferin, a strong antioxidant. • Help control blood sugar, cholesterol, and inflammation. • Aid digestion and wound healing. 🔹 Uses: • Dried for mango-leaf tea or extract. • Used in herbal medicine and skincare. 💰 Business Potential: Can be used for mango leaf tea, extract capsules, or cosmetics. ⸻ 🌿 8. Banyan & Peepal Leaves (Bargad / Peepal) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Traditional use for asthma, cough, ulcers, and infections. • Contain anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial compounds. • Peepal leaves support respiratory health and mental calmness. 🔹 Uses: • Boiled for tea or medicinal decoction. • Dried for herbal mixtures. 💰 Business Potential: Can be developed into Ayurvedic and Unani herbal products. ⸻ 🌿 9. Coriander & Mint Stems and Leaves (Dhaniya & Pudina ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Aid digestion, detoxification, and reduce gas. • Help lower blood pressure and cholesterol. 🔹 Uses: • Dried into herbal powders, teas, or capsules. • Used for aromatherapy and green chutneys. 💰 Business Potential: Can be dried, powdered, and sold as ready spice blends or teas — reducing waste in homes and restaurants. ⸻ 🌿 10. Beetroot and Radish Leaves (Chukandar & Mooli ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Full of iron, calcium, folate, and antioxidants. • Strengthen bones, skin, and immune system. • Help detoxify the liver and improve blood circulation. 🔹 Uses: • Cook like spinach (saag). • Blend in soups and smoothies. 💰 Business Potential: Can be sold as “Leafy Superfood Mix” in local and export health markets. ⸻ 🌳 Summary: The Green Gold of Pakistan Leaf Type Key Benefit Possible Product Neem Antibacterial Soap, shampoo, pesticide Moringa Nutrition, energy Powder, tea, capsule Guava Blood sugar Tea Mango Cholesterol control Tea, extract Papaya Platelet booster Juice, capsule Mulberry Sugar control Tea, silk Curry Digestion, aroma Spice, tea Peepal Respiratory Herbal decoction Beetroot/Radish Iron, detox Saag, supplement Mint/Coriander Cooling, digestion Tea, chutney ⸻ 💡 Conclusion Every leaf we throw away could be a medicine, a meal, or a business. Pakistan’s gardens, streets, and farms are filled with plants that can: • Heal the body, • Create income for farmers, and • Protect the environment. If schools, universities, and local entrepreneurs start collecting, drying, and processing these leaves, we can build a new Green Economy — turning waste into wellness and leaves into livelihood. 🍃💚

🌿 1. Neem Leaves (Azadirachta indica) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Powerful antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties. • Used for acne, eczema, dandruff, and skin infections. • Helps reduce blood sugar and cholesterol. • Strengthens immunity and liver function. 🔹 Uses: • Boil 10–15 leaves in water and drink for detox. • Make neem oil or powder for skin and hair products. 💰 Business Potential: Neem leaves can be used to make herbal soaps, shampoos, mosquito repellents, and natural fertilizers. Pakistan could export neem-based products — a billion-dollar global market. ⸻ 🌿 2. Moringa Leaves (Sohanjna / Drumstick Tree) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Extremely rich in vitamin A, C, calcium, iron, and protein. • Helps control blood sugar and cholesterol. • Boosts energy, immunity, and digestion. • Used for malnutrition treatment in rural areas. 🔹 Uses: • Dried and powdered as moringa tea or superfood supplement. • Mixed into food for extra nutrients. 💰 Business Potential: Global moringa powder market is worth over $8 billion. Leaves from local trees can be dried, ground, and exported as organic moringa powder or capsules. ⸻ 🌿 3. Mulberry Leaves (Shahtoot ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Contain compounds that lower blood sugar and cholesterol. • Improve heart and liver function. • Used as food for silkworms — key to silk production. 🔹 Uses: • Dried and used as tea for diabetics. • Extract used in cosmetics and supplements. 💰 Business Potential: Mulberry leaf tea and extract are in high demand in China and Japan. Pakistan’s mulberry trees can support silk farming + tea export. ⸻ 🌿 4. Curry Leaves (Karhi Patta) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Improve digestion and liver function. • Control cholesterol and triglycerides. • Strengthen hair and skin. • Help manage diabetes and oxidative stress. 🔹 Uses: • Common spice in cooking (especially for dal and curry). • Dried powder can be sold as seasoning. 💰 Business Potential: Can be packaged as “Karhi Patta Tea” or herbal spice mix for export. Each small garden or restaurant can dry and sell leaves instead of throwing them away. ⸻ 🌿 5. Papaya Leaves (Papeeta ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Rich in papain enzyme — improves digestion. • Shown to increase platelet count in dengue fever. • Strengthens liver and immunity. 🔹 Uses: • Boil leaves to make papaya leaf juice or tea. • Used in skincare and enzyme supplements. 💰 Business Potential: Can be processed into enzyme extracts or natural medicine for dengue recovery. ⸻ 🌿 6. Guava Leaves (Amrood ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Help lower blood sugar and cholesterol. • Treat diarrhea, mouth ulcers, and skin inflammation. • Antibacterial and antioxidant. 🔹 Uses: • Boiled as tea for diabetics or mouth rinse. 💰 Business Potential: Guava-leaf tea is already commercialized in Japan (FOSHU-certified). Pakistan can produce and export organic guava tea affordably. ⸻ 🌿 7. Mango Leaves (Aam ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Contain mangiferin, a strong antioxidant. • Help control blood sugar, cholesterol, and inflammation. • Aid digestion and wound healing. 🔹 Uses: • Dried for mango-leaf tea or extract. • Used in herbal medicine and skincare. 💰 Business Potential: Can be used for mango leaf tea, extract capsules, or cosmetics. ⸻ 🌿 8. Banyan & Peepal Leaves (Bargad / Peepal) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Traditional use for asthma, cough, ulcers, and infections. • Contain anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial compounds. • Peepal leaves support respiratory health and mental calmness. 🔹 Uses: • Boiled for tea or medicinal decoction. • Dried for herbal mixtures. 💰 Business Potential: Can be developed into Ayurvedic and Unani herbal products. ⸻ 🌿 9. Coriander & Mint Stems and Leaves (Dhaniya & Pudina ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Aid digestion, detoxification, and reduce gas. • Help lower blood pressure and cholesterol. 🔹 Uses: • Dried into herbal powders, teas, or capsules. • Used for aromatherapy and green chutneys. 💰 Business Potential: Can be dried, powdered, and sold as ready spice blends or teas — reducing waste in homes and restaurants. ⸻ 🌿 10. Beetroot and Radish Leaves (Chukandar & Mooli ke Patte) 🔹 Health Benefits: • Full of iron, calcium, folate, and antioxidants. • Strengthen bones, skin, and immune system. • Help detoxify the liver and improve blood circulation. 🔹 Uses: • Cook like spinach (saag). • Blend in soups and smoothies. 💰 Business Potential: Can be sold as “Leafy Superfood Mix” in local and export health markets. ⸻ 🌳 Summary: The Green Gold of Pakistan Leaf Type Key Benefit Possible Product Neem Antibacterial Soap, shampoo, pesticide Moringa Nutrition, energy Powder, tea, capsule Guava Blood sugar Tea Mango Cholesterol control Tea, extract Papaya Platelet booster Juice, capsule Mulberry Sugar control Tea, silk Curry Digestion, aroma Spice, tea Peepal Respiratory Herbal decoction Beetroot/Radish Iron, detox Saag, supplement Mint/Coriander Cooling, digestion Tea, chutney ⸻ 💡 Conclusion Every leaf we throw away could be a medicine, a meal, or a business. Pakistan’s gardens, streets, and farms are filled with plants that can: • Heal the body, • Create income for farmers, and • Protect the environment. If schools, universities, and local entrepreneurs start collecting, drying, and processing these leaves, we can build a new Green Economy — turning waste into wellness and leaves into livelihood. 🍃💚

Message on the death of Hunaid Lakhani bhai about #Dengue Fever Umar Saif can you guide what more to do

Message on the death of Hunaid Lakhani bhai about #Dengue Fever Umar Saif can you guide what more to do

Thank you Greeno Juice Bars for your contribution to Pakistan ! Juice of Papaya leaf for Dengue Virus 🦠

Ye wo insan hai jis ne Pakistan ka national hero bana, ye insan 3 bar #olympics men Pakistan ko represent kar chuka hai, olympics samet #70 Medals apne nam kar chuka hai, Pakistan ki tehreekon men hisa lia apni sari zindagi Pakistan k nam kardi, Aaj ye insan rent k ghar men rehta hai, rikshaw chlata hai, 2 month pehlay iska jawan beta dengue ki wje se margea ye kuch nai kar ska, bohat afsos horha hai HIs name is Muhammad Ashiq He lives in House#35 street#26, charagh din street wali park new samanabad lahore His number is 0322-805-6575 Please call him and try to meet him, and invite him to your events. Soon he will be on facebook and whatsapp also :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Ashiq

Muhammad Hamza Shafqaat / M Hamza Shafqaat - DC Islamabad (2018 - 2022) Islamabad will surely miss him but here is the journey which was started in 2018, the journey was kicked off with a mission to serve the citizens of Islamabad by creating an easy access to reach out to the Deputy Commissioner. Anyone could come & meet the DC and their issues were resolved without any reference (Sifarish) & he/she will be treated as VIP without the discrimination of class, money,wealth, area, etc.Access will not be just in DC Office but also on digital media (facebook,twitter,insta). Establishment of digital media complaint redressal was one those initiatives which were copied by almost all the public offices of the govt.People of Islamabad had their DC present on the doorstep by online complaint redressal & public grievances were resolved within no time. Free medical camps were started for rural areas of ICT, Anti-Dengue sprays were done, largest tree plantation in the history of Islamabad was done, a trend setter clean Islamabad drive took place, tough law & order situations were managed amicably, Strict price-control was done during Ramadan which was followed by other provinces, Eid prayers & events were managed perfectly, record food inspections were done in which heavy fines, sealing & arrests took place, check and balance on transport fare control was kept strictly. Crackdown against sui-gas and electricity theft was done, exemplary work was done to eliminate child labour, best polio campaign was done which was recognised nationwide, we visited different schools, colleges & universities for anti drug awareness campaigns. DC task force was formed raise awareness & create liason between the citizens & the DC Office. Task force majorly worked on all the awareness campaigns that are mentioned in the above tweets, though it was closed due to some negativities that exist in our society. Most importantly, the best COVID control policy was formed by ICT Administration which was recognised world wide & was appreciated on BBC, CNN, Al Jazeera & other international platforms. Islamabad was marked as one of the safest capitals in fighting COVID. I would like to thank everyone who supported him in thick & thin, specially friends from print, electronic & digital media. Without you all this mission of serving the city & its citizens would not have completed. Hamza Shafqaat has given to the people of Islamabad, rule of law and protection, transparent civil government, responsive civil service, consulted the stakeholders to understand the different interests, provided the opportunity for citizens of Islamabad to maintain, enhance and generally improve their well-being. Islamabad is a bustling and contemporary metropolitan city. Hamza as the administrator of Islamabad, provided us with propitious, stupendous, and outstanding city life that every Pakistani deserve. Alhamdulillah Ya Rab for such respect, love & care. May Allah help us all to serve our motherland with zeal & zest and without any greed. May peace & justice prevails in the city. Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰 Via Ayab Ahmed