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Introduction The United States Dollar (USD) is one of the world's most commonly traded currencies, with the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) being the official currency of Pakistan. The exchange rate between USD and PKR is an essential factor in international trade and finance. In this article, we will delve into the details of the dollar rate today, including 1 USD to PKR and PKR to USD conversions. What is the USD to PKR Exchange Rate Today? The exchange rate between the USD and PKR is the value of 1 USD expressed in PKR. The exchange rate fluctuates daily and is determined by a range of factors, including political events, economic indicators, and market forces. As of today, the dollar rate stands at 279.22 PKR. What is the PKR to USD Exchange Rate Today? The PKR to USD exchange rate represents the value of 1 PKR in USD. The PKR to USD exchange rate is calculated by dividing 1 by the current USD to PKR rate. As of today, the PKR to USD exchange rate stands at 0.0036 USD. Factors Affecting

  BREAKING NEWS: Hijab Made Mandatory for Female Students and Teachers in AJK Institutions Offering Co-Education The Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) government has just announced that it will be mandatory for all female students and teachers to wear hijab in educational institutions that offer co-education. This decision was made as part of an effort to ensure compliance with the hijab dress code, which had previously not been fully implemented in mixed-gender educational institutions. The Directorate of Elementary and Secondary Education has issued a circular to all schools and colleges in the region, directing them to enforce the dress code and warning of strict consequences for any violations. While the circular does not specify what actions will be taken against those who defy the dress code, the government has made it clear that this decision is in line with the religious and moral values of society. AJK Education Minister Dewan Ali Khan Chughtai has emphasized the importance

  Kuluze, a Chinese company, has recently been in the news for copying the façade of the legendary Toyota Land Cruiser LC300 and using it on a compact SUV. This has sparked outrage among car enthusiasts and raised concerns about intellectual property rights. The Toyota Land Cruiser is an iconic SUV that has been on the market for over 60 years. It has a reputation for being one of the most capable off-roaders in the world, with a strong and rugged design that has stood the test of time. So, it was only a matter of time before Chinese automakers decided to create a copy of this popular vehicle. The Kuluze compact SUV looks strikingly similar to the Toyota Land Cruiser LC300, with a front-end design that is almost identical. The only noticeable difference is the size of the vehicle, which is significantly smaller than the LC300. This has led many to question the motivation behind Kuluze's decision to copy the iconic design. One of the most significant concerns surrounding the K

Pakistan's Complex Relationship with the IMF: Loans, Controversies, and Sustainable Development   Pakistan's financial history is closely intertwined with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The IMF is a global organization that provides loans and technical assistance to countries experiencing financial difficulties. Pakistan has received a total of 22 loan agreements from the IMF, with the first loan being signed in 1958, just eleven years after the country's independence. Pakistan's need for IMF loans has been caused by various reasons such as balance of payment crises, macroeconomic instability, and debt servicing difficulties. The most significant loans were received in 1988, 1998, 2001, and 2008. However, the relationship with the IMF has not always been smooth sailing. There have been instances where Pakistan failed to fulfill the conditions of the loan agreements, leading to the suspension of loan disbursements. For instance, in 1999, the military coup led to