Friday 31 July 2015

Stress Badly Effects On Your Hair And Skin

Stress Badly Effects On Your Hair And Skin|PakistanTribe.com
Stress effects people differently. Having a stressful life, unfortunately it leaves bad signs on your skin and hairs.
Pankaj Chaturvedi, dermatologist and specialist hair transplant surgeon at “MedLinks, a centre for skin and hair treatment, shares what stress can do to skin and hair:
Hair loss
Due to stress, our blood vessels get constricted and the hair follicles are unable to get the required quantity of oxygen and other nutrients, which are necessary for hair growth. Lack of nutrients often leads to hair loss for various people who are stressed.
Acne On Face
Since our skin and mind are deeply connected; the moment stress hormones are released, oil production in the skin increases and leads to acne breakouts.
Ageing Signs
It is easy to identify people who are stressed because the signs of ageing such as wrinkles and dark circles start to show on their face much earlier than they should.
Here are some best ways to get rid of stress:
Sleep for at least eight hours. Lack of sleep makes a person cranky and irritable. Nothing can beat a good night’s sleep in releasing stress.
Get a nice massage. It will help to relax your body and open all the blocked energy channels.
Exercise for some time. It motivates you and lifts your mood. It helps to energies you and is the key to a healthy body.
Meditate for at least 15-20 minutes per day. You can do it any time, any place at your convenience. Sitting in peace can help you to focus your thoughts and help release stress.
Eat small frequent meals and eat healthy food. Some foods that are really good for busting stress include almonds, blueberries and salmon.

Wednesday 29 July 2015

Jovago’s New Television Advertising Campaign in Pakistan

Pakistan’s N°1 hotel-booking website, Jovago.com has launched its new TV advertising campaign in Pakistan.
Karachi, July 28, 2015: For the first time in Pakistan, international hotel booking site, Jovago, has launched a TV advertising campaign. The campaign highlights the ease with which Jovago customers can find and book hotels that suit their needs.  It further describes the websites new and improved user interface which is aimed at optimizing user experience.
"This is a big step towards showing our customers how invested we are in ensuring their satisfaction with our services. Through this campaign, Jovago customers can see how simple and straightforward our new and improved, customer-centric, website is." commented Nadine Malik, Managing Director of Jovago Pakistan. The ad campaign includes a 30-second TV advert and a print series focusing on the ease of access that the website provides. The Best Price Guarantee makes this process all the more hassle-free.  
This is an interesting development in Pakistan, as the nation moves towards the more convenient and accessible online world in order to carry out practical tasks. The development and demand for such user-friendly and reliable tools demonstrates the need for more technological advancement and steps in that direction.
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Sneak Preview of Sahiwal City

Sneak Preview of Sahiwal City
Sahiwal is a city located in central Punjab, and lies between Multan and Lahore. Sahiwal is around a four to five hour drive away from the National Highway and the fertile plains of Punjab. Irrigation in this area is provided by the Bari Doab Canal system. It has been recorded as the 22nd largest city in Pakistan, with a population of over 200,000.
Jovago’s Top 3
1. Harappa
Harappa is an archaeological site dating back to 6000 BCE and it is about 24 km west of Sahiwal. The site adopts its name from a modern village located near the former course of the Ravi River. The ancient site adopted its name from the current village Harappa, which is 6km from this area.
2. The Shrine of Baba Fareed
This shrine is located in Pakpattan, one of the ancient cities in Pakistan. The shrine is decorated with white marble, and the tomb can house around ten people. Unfortunately no women are allowed, but exceptions were made for Benazir Bhutto and the wife of the late Haji Manzoor Hussain. The shrine is also known as Nuri Darwaza and Bahishti Darwaza, translating to the Gate of Light and the Gate of Paradise.
3. Zafar Ali Stadium
The Zafar Ali Stadium can seat 50,000 people, and was named after Maulana Zafar Ali Khan, who was one of the leaders in the Pakistan Movement. Imran Khan played his first international match in this stadium, and two One Day International cricket matches were hosted in this stadium, Pakistan v England and Pakistan v India.
Tips:
Restaurants
When in Sahiwal, a visit to Meerab is essential, serving its customers with high quality food and exquisite flavors. Two local Café’s to visit are Shawarma Hut and FazaleHaq Dera Sahiwal, for a delicious meal.
Shopping
Azaan Heights is the largest mall in Sahiwal, offering its customers with over 40 local brands, which sell everything from shoes to cosmetics. Shopping in Sahiwal is a gratifying experience, since you get to enjoy the regionally originated products.
Hotels
To book hotels in Sahiwal visit the Jovago.com site for amazing deals at the cheapest prices and flawless service by the Jovago team.
Airport
The Sahiwal Airport is located in an area, which will cause minimal disturbance to the city, and conserve the natural beauty of Sahiwal.

Humayun Saeed & the Ladder of Success

Pakistani actor Humayun Saeed, whose latest release Bin Roye is enjoying a dream run at the box office, unfortunately has no time to celebrate the movie’s success having just recently returned from the overseas promotional tour of the movie and being fully immersed in work already. The actor is prepping up the release of his grand home production Jawani Phir Nahin Aani, which is scheduled to hit cinema screens this Eid-ul-Azha. The movie has been produced by co-produced by Humayun’s production house Six Sigma and ARY Films.
Humayun Saeed & the Ladder of Success
One of the most awaited films of 2015, Jawani Phir Nahin Aani features the biggest ensemble cast ever put together in Pakistani cinema. Boasting of a star studded cast which includes Hamza Ali Abbassi, Ahmad Ali Butt, Vasay Chaudhry, Javed Sheikh, Mehwish Hayat, Sarwat Gillani, Ayesha Khan, Sohai Ali Abro, Bushra Ansari and many others, the first trailer was enough to captivate the interest of the audience, which is only growing with time as more updates about the film have been released. The movie’s filming was completed last month, and is now in the important post-production phase. Humayunwill soon be seen on a nationwide Jawani Phir Nahin Aani promotional spree along with the rest of the cast members.
Humayun Saeed’s Jawani Phir Nahi Ani Completes Filming
On the production front, it has also been a very fruitful year for Humayun so far. In the recently announced Lux Style Awards nominations for 2015, four plays produced by his production house Six Sigma; Pyare Afzal, Chup Raho, Shikwa and Marasim, have taken the lead. These plays not only bagged high TRPs, but also received a lot of critical acclaim internationally, owing to their unique story lines which beautifully highlighted various issues adversely affecting of our society.
Speaking about his upcoming movie Jawani Phir Nahin Aani and the announcement of Lux Style Awards nominationsHumayun says, “The past couple of weeks have been very exhausting with the extensive promotions of Bin Roye, but I am so glad our efforts paid off. The response that we have received from audiences here and internationally is very humbling. I have just gotten back to Pakistan, and now gearing up for the release of Jawani Phir Nahin Aani. Since I am also one of the co-producers of the movie, there are several responsibilities that I have to take care of. I would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate all those involved in the production of Pyare Afzal, Chup Raho, Shikwa and Marasim for securing the nominations at Lux Style Awards. We at Six Sigma have always aimed at providing the audience with quality entertainment, and it feels great to be acknowledged by such a big platform”.

Top 5 Pakistani Artists

     Ismail Gulgee

Ismail Gulgee was born on October 25, 1926 in Peshawar. He is an award winning globally famous Pakistani artist who is renowned for his extraordinary works in calligraphy, his phenomenal paintings and sculptures. Before his tragic murder in 2007, Gulgee was an engineer and a self-taught painter. He will always be remembered for his humble disposition.

                                      Saeed Akhtar

Saeed Akhtar was born in 1938, and is one of Pakistan’s most celebrated artists although he is colour blind. He is an innovator, famous for painting the portrait of Quaid e Azam in 1970. Akhtar’s inspiration is his imagination, allowing him to bring his majestic visions to life on his canvas.

                                    Jamil Naqsh

                  Jamil Naqsh was born in 1939, in Kairana, India. Naqsh’s signature style is to paint women                 and pigeons, and amalgamations of both. He has designed a few pieces of Islamic calligraphy,            which reflect how he is not only a modern expressionist but also a traditional miniaturist.
                                  Sadequain
Sadequain was born in 1930, in Amroha, and is considered as the finest calligrapher of Pakistan. Sadequain harnessed the beauty of powerful symbolism and allegorical gestures in his paintings, creating a diverse series of masterpieces. Sadequain passed away in 1987, and is regarded as an iconic artist of the 20th century.

           Abdur Rahman Chugtai


          Abdur Rahman Chughtai (1897–1975) is the national artist of Pakistan, and is an icon of the              20th century. His creationsinfused with the essence of Islamic and Mughal art, while 
          maintaining the elegance of Art Noveau. Chughtai is renowned for his painting of  Anarkali,               and  designing the logos of Pakistan Television and Radio Pakistan. 
               
        

Thursday 23 July 2015

Nathia Gali and Dunga Gali in 4 days



Nathia Gali and Dunga Gali in 4 days

Nathia Gali and Dunga Gali in 4 days

A serene hill station, NathiaGali is a mountain resort located in Hazara. Lush green meadows and pine forests have earned it the title of paradise on earth. It remains cool throughout the year and is the perfect retreat for tourists or Pakistanis themselves visiting from the South especially from July to September. The nearby Dunga Gali mountain resort, situated on a slope is another visual treat Jovago.com has compiled the essential places to visit to make the most of your trip.
Day 1:
1. Governor house
Governor house belongs to the governor of the province and is his vacation home. It is famous for its vast and lush gardens and captivating view of the mountains. Special permission can be taken to explore its gardens and it is a popular spot to take photographs.
Nathia Gali and Dunga Gali in 4 days
2. Nathia Gali Church
St. Matthews church built in 1914 by the British and situated in close proximity to governor house. Its oval shaped garden and elegant architecture make it one of Nathia Gali’s most popular attractions.
Nathia Gali Church
3. Gulgee’s house
Near the church another spot to visit is the home of one of the most respected artists of Pakistan. His work is visible inside in his gallery and outside of his house as he has made some designs on it such as an eye.
4. Jahanzaib and Karnak house
Along the same road are these two private properties with unique architecture.Jahanzaib house is a 3 storey modern complex,and Karnak house is single storey completely composed of white wood and habitat to wild flowers.
5. Chargah
This restaurant is situated in the bazaar at the end of the road and is ideal to pick up dinner from after site-seeing. It is mainly take away and is famous all over the region for its chicken.
Day 2:
1. Pipeline café
Before setting out for the pipeline walk, you could enjoy a bite at the Pipeline café located at the starting point. It offers snacks, meals and deserts.
2.Pipeline walk
Dunga Gali pine line track located 3km from Nathia Gali at the base of the Mukshpuri peak, is one of the most beautiful tracks in the world. The 4km track leads from Dunga Gali to Ayubia. Alpine lines, maple, oak, cedar and walnut trees have heavily wooded the area above the track.
Pipeline walk
 3. Ayubia national park and chairlift
The pipeline walk leads to Ayubia National park, where you can take the chairlift which offers spectacular views of the pine forests of Ayubia.
Ayubia national park and chairlift
4. Afaq restaurant
At the end of the long day the perfect place to eat and rejuvenate is at the Afaq restaurant, in the main bazaar opposite the Afaq hotel. The menu includes traditional Pakistani food, continentalfood, Barbecue and Chinese.
 Day 3:
1. Miranjani hike
Miranjani trekking is possible when there is no snowfall, and there are various routes to get here, one steep track from Nathia Gali and another starting from Governor House. The peak offers spectacular views of Abbotabad, Azad Kashmir, Jhelum River,Tarbela Lake and on a clear day the Nanga Parbat Summit.
2. Green Spot
Green spot is a mountainous hill top scene, with open green fields and meadows and a magnificent view of Nathia Gali and neighboring areas and a small café where you could have tea. On your way to green spot you will cross Sabzazar as well.
 3. Green retreat Restaurant
The restaurant at Green Retreat offers the best food in the town. It offers delicious breakfast, lunch, dinner and evening tea. You can sit inside or enjoy your meal open air with the view of the Miran Jani peak. On weekends the Green Retreatarranges a bonfire and live music.
Day 4:
1. Horse riding
For sport-lovers Nathia Gali’s main sport is horse-riding.Horses can be used to travel from one spot to another or as an alternative to trekking.
 2. Hilal Restaurant
After a tiring trek, a fulfilling meal would be ideal.Hilal’s food opens daily for lunch around 1 p.m. and offers burgers and fried rice etc. Most people prefer to sit on their open roof and enjoy the lovely weather.
3. Thandiani
Thandiani is a small plateau surrounded by pine forests. The scenery here is breathtaking and the steep plateau, with its caves and wildlife is a popular tourist spot. It can be approached from Abbotabad(24km distance).
4.Bazaar
To conclude your trip visit the main bazaar in Nathia Gali.The colorful shops are full of handicrafts, shawls and clothes and you will always find a good bargain.
Book your online hotel now in one of the top hotels in Nathiagali and enjoy all your favorite spots!

A Flavorsome Treat for Karachites



 Rosati Bistro is the most talked aboutnewly evolved eatery in Karachi today. It is a  contemporary dining restaurant locatedin KDA scheme 1. Rosati will brighten-up yourouting  with the fusion of variety of cuisines (Lebanese, Mexican, Italian and Japanese) and a variety  of dishes like dynamite prawns, buffalo tenders and Caesar salads(for health fanatics) . It’s  fine blend of formal and casual dining and exclusive outdoor area endowed with alluring   waterfalls and wall art provides the perfect atmosphere. 

     Dumpukht


     Dumpukht is a unique restaurant, the right choice for an exceptional dinner, with its mouthwatering Mughlai cuisine. Located in the Marriott in Karachi, Dumpukht is known for its South Asian imperial kitchen recipes of Muslim Mughal Empire. The luxurious atmosphere and ambiance offers guests an exciting taste of history by offering hand-carved wood panels, Mughlai Paintings, elegant silk curtains and fine cuisine.  Chiefly Dumpukht can be your ideal choice to taste upon culture and the magic of spices and do not miss out on its Tikka, Afghani Kebab and Biryani! 


     Tao Pan Asian Cuisine


    Tao Pan will bedazzle you with its uniquely fashioned menu that is panning over the geographic boundaries of Asian cuisines. It is a Classic eatery at Boat Basin that will let you taste the dynamics of spices, flavors and rich textures with pacifying aromas. You can grab your most favored ones from Malay, Japanese, Thai and Chinese and Asian cuisine. Dig into the fish with red peppercorn, Thai red curry and crispy spring rolls!
         
      The Patio


  

     The Patio was designed in 2009, as an upscale restaurant inblock 4 Clifton. This booth serves the traditional Pakistani and continental cuisine in a personalized and home styled way. You will definitely enjoy the every bit of your meal in the patio,furnished with exotic décor by Zain Mursaleen and with lots of greenery. They have a variety of dishes on their menu from jalapeno chicken to honey chilli prawns and you cannot miss out on their chilled ice tea! 
  
     La  -mamma

 

     


     This Bistro is renowned for the aromatic Italian cuisine at Moven-pick hotel Karachi and will give you the classic yet traditional italic retreat. La-mammaoffers an unparalleled upbeat environment for your special delights. This spacious restaurant aims to serve you a menu of popular Italian dishes such as pastas in homemade sauces (Alfredo, Arabiatta) and authentic ones like customized Italian brick-oven pizzas. The live cooking element and vibrant décor will make your day just perfect!

     The Deli


    

If you are planning on relying something healthy for then the Deli is the perfect place to be! Located in Zamzama, The-deli is specialized in high quality gourmet cuisine that includes unique sandwiches, fresh Salads, desserts and its most popular dishes the khao suay and chicken swiss polo. The key factor for Deli is the fresh ingredients and imported cheese and chocolates that will give you same flavorful food every time you visit. The quality of food is the prestige that deli carries and they aim to continue the legacy with their enhanced Thai and European menus.

  Rostisserie


Karachiites most sought the rotisserie style of food; if you are one of them too then Rostisserie worth a visit for you. It serves you the meat oriented dishes that are skewered on a spit and cooked evenly with the most flavored spices. The major pick-ups from the yummy menu are juiciest roasted chicken and shawarmas. Rostisserie will surely indulge you with its mouth-watering food offered in the most cozy and comfortable environment.

Wednesday 22 July 2015

Mahira Khan Endorses QMobile Noir S1 Smartphone

The most talked about Pakistani celebrity these days Mahira Khan is the new face of Qmobile as she now endorses QMobile Noir S1 Smartphone priced at Rs.10,950/- .
QMobile after doing a series of TVC’s with biggies of Bollywood picks up Mahira Khan as her popularity graph is now on an upward trend in both India and Pakistan.
All in all QMobile Noir S1 looks to be a perfect Selfie Smartphone available at an affordable price tag with a 5MP Camera, FM Radio, Dual Sim feature and  comes with Android OS 5.0 Lolipop.
Mahira Khan Endorses QMobile Noir S1 Smartphone
QMobile Noir S1
QMobile Noir S1 Specs
Dimension143 x 71.8 x 8.9mm
 WeightN/a
 Battery2000 mAh
 OSAndroid OS 5.0 Lolipop
 Memory8GB built-in, 1GB RAM, microSD card (supports up to 64GB)
 Processor1.3 GHZ Quad-Core
 ConnectivityBluetooth 4.0 with A2DP, USBWLAN (Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Wifi hotspot),GPRS,EDGE, 3G
 Display Size5.0 Inches
Sensors: proximity, Light, Gravity
 Display ColourIPS Display
 Operating
Frequency / Band
SIM1: 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
SIM2: 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
 3G BandWCDMA (900 / 2100)
 BrowserHTML5
 ColorsBlack
 EntertainmentFM Radio, 3.5mm audio jack, MP4/WMV/H.264/H.263 player, MP3/AAC/WMA/WAV player, SNS integration, Google Talk, Games (built-in + downloadable)
 Camera5MPLED flash, Geo-tagging, Video, 2ndary 5 MP
 Other FeaturesGPS + A-GPS support, Dual SIM, Google Search, Maps, Gmail, Youtube, Calendar, Speakerphone
 Ring TonesDownlaodable, Polyphonic, MP3, WAV
 MessagingSMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM
 PricePrice Rs: 10,950