The female car mechanic driving change in patriarchal Pakistan

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The female car mechanic driving change in patriarchal Pakistan Since picking up a wrench as one of the first female car mechanics in conservative Pakistan, Uzma Nawaz has faced two common reactions: shock and surprise. And then a bit of respect. New York marks first shooting-free weekend in 25 years New York has marked its first weekend without a shooting in 25 years, police said Monday. Albania's graveyard of MiGs to become NATO air base Long the graveyard of its once mighty air force, Albania's base at Kucova is set to become a NATO station - to the delight of its former airmen longing to hear the engines roar again. Tensions rise over women's entry to Sabarimala Thousands of devotees joined street marches in southern India as tensions mounted over a recent Supreme Court verdict revoking a ban on women entering Sabarimala temple. How local companies will gain from RBI's stance on data localisation The Reserve Bank of India is not going to extend the October 15 deadline for localisation of payments data. Further, the industry demand for mirroring of data is also not being accepted by the banking regulator. ITO Skywalk inaugurated: Sneak peek into one of Delhi's busiest stretch The skywalk at ITO will ease a lot of problems of office-goers and public transport users in the area. 8 ways to bag better deals while shopping online ET Wealth lists some ways to help you bag the best deals every time you shop online, not just during sales. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle begin Australian tour A beaming Duke and Duchess of Sussex thrilled thousands of fans outside the Sydney Opera House during their first meeting with the general public since the former Meghan Markle's newly announced pregnancy. Five ways to become an accessible team leader Keeping communication channels open with your team can go a long way in ensuring high performance and building strong relationships. Anjali Venugopalan asks experts how team leaders can be accessible to their units. Late for meeting? VC apps that make life simpler Making video calls while on the move has never been so easy and inexpensive as it is now. You only need to invest in a decent headset before connecting with your peers, colleagues or business partners. Even for corporates and those requiring reliable services, there are tools that make video conferencing an affordable application.

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