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  Best Free Store Management Platforms Compatible with CJdropshipping (Other than Shopify and Wed2C) For free store management systems that are compatible with CJdropshipping, other than Shopify and Wed2C, you can consider the following options: WooCommerce : A highly popular and free WordPress plugin, WooCommerce allows integration with CJdropshipping. You can easily manage your store and customize it with many available extensions. Big Cartel : While not as feature-rich as Shopify, Big Cartel is a free platform for smaller stores, and CJdropshipping can work with it through manual order fulfillment. Ecwid : Ecwid offers a free plan for smaller stores and integrates with CJdropshipping. It's known for its ease of use and versatility in syncing with websites. AliDropship : Though primarily for AliExpress, AliDropship works well with dropshipping setups and supports integration with CJdropshipping when managed manually. Best Platform for Automating Tasks with CJdropshipping For most...

Advance Tax under Section 147 of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 is a tax system used by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) in Pakistan, where certain taxpayers are required to pay their income tax in installments before the end of the tax year. This system ensures that tax is collected progressively throughout the year, instead of at the year-end, improving cash flow for the government. Key Points of Advance Tax under Section 147 Who is Liable to Pay Advance Tax? Advance tax under Section 147 is applicable to: Companies Association of Persons (AOPs) Individuals with significant income not subject to withholding tax (e.g., business income, rental income) Taxpayers with predictable and continuous income are often required to pay advance tax, especially when a large part of their income is not already taxed at source. Calculation of Advance Tax : Advance tax is based on the estimated income of the taxpayer for the ongoing tax year. It is calculated as follows: For individuals and AOPs...

Islamabad – September 2024: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has clarified that the winners of the recent art competition, announced on September 5, are not the finalized designs for the new banknote series. This clarification comes after some misunderstandings about the competition’s purpose. Earlier this year, in January 2024, the SBP launched an Art Competition inviting local artists to submit thematic design ideas for the new series of currency notes. The goal of the competition was to encourage creativity and recognize talented Pakistani artists, not to finalize the designs for the new notes. As a gesture of appreciation, the artists were awarded monetary prizes for their efforts. One of the notable designs showcased Pakistan’s religious diversity, which sparked some debate. However, the SBP emphasized that the design was selected purely based on artistic quality, and not to promote any specific religious beliefs. The central bank further explained that the actual designs for the...

  Location: Islamabad, Pakistan Application Deadline: 22 Sep 2024 Are you an experienced ICT professional looking for an impactful career in the humanitarian sector? The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is hiring an ICT Engineer to manage and enhance ICT systems at their Islamabad office. This is a full-time role within the ICT department, and the position offers a chance to work in a meaningful environment that contributes to global humanitarian efforts. Why Join ICRC? Working with ICRC means joining a highly respected humanitarian organization that offers a chance to make a meaningful impact. The organization values diversity and aims to create an inclusive working environment for all its employees. How to Apply: If you meet the qualifications and are excited about this opportunity, submit your application by 22 Sep 2024 . Your application should include: A cover letter explaining your motivation and suitability for the role. An up-to-date CV. The ICRC values di...

Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) is a regulatory body overseeing civil aviation activities in Pakistan. It is responsible for ensuring the safety, security, and efficiency of air transportation in the country. PCAA regulates air traffic services, aerodrome operations, and airworthiness standards, among other functions. The authority also plays a significant role in the development of aviation infrastructure and the promotion of air travel. New Jobs in CAA PCAA has recently announced new job openings. Visit the official website for more details and to apply.  

The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) Smart ID card has become an essential biometric identification tool for all Pakistani nationals. This card not only serves as proof of identity but also simplifies access to a wide range of services across banking, telecom, and government sectors. Given its significance, maintaining an up-to-date Smart ID Card is crucial for every citizen. Key Functions of the Smart ID Card The NADRA Smart ID Card is integral to various aspects of daily life in Pakistan. It plays a pivotal role in ensuring the accurate delivery of government subsidies and welfare benefits, thereby reducing fraud and promoting financial inclusion. Additionally, the card is required for opening bank accounts, engaging in tax-related processes, and even for tasks such as purchasing property or securing employment. The Renewal Process Given the Smart ID Card’s importance, citizens are required to renew their cards before or soon after they expire. The renewal process...

Terms & Conditions 1. The interested candidates fulfilling the required criteria may submit their application online for the desired post within 14 days after publication of this advertisement. 2. The candidature is likely to be cancelled/ rejected in case of submission of incomplete/ incorrect/ fake information at any stage. 3. Wafaqi Mohtasib Secretariat reserves the right to increase/decrease the number of posts or postpone/ cancel the recruitment process at any stage. 4. Only shortlisted candidates will be called/ invited for test/ interview. 5. Age relaxation will be given as per rules and regulations of the Federal Government. 6. The candidate already in Government service shall have to produce NOC from the parent department at the time of the interview. 7. No TA/DA shall be admissible for appearing in Test/Interview. Written Test & Interview Candidates applying for various positions will undergo a written test designed and administered by the Education Testing Council (E...

Remote work has transformed from a temporary solution during a global crisis into a permanent fixture of modern work culture. As we continue to adapt to this new way of working, it's clear that remote work is more than just a trend—it's shaping the future of how businesses operate and how employees approach their careers. But what does the future hold for remote work? Let’s explore some key trends and predictions. 1. The Rise of Hybrid Work Models One of the most significant shifts we're seeing is the move towards hybrid work models. This approach combines the best of both worlds, allowing employees to split their time between working from home and being in the office. This flexibility is becoming a standard expectation for many workers, who appreciate the balance it offers between professional and personal life. Companies are also benefiting from reduced office space costs and access to a broader talent pool, as location becomes less of a barrier to hiring. 2. Enhanced Dig...

A Pakistani vendor arranges mangoes as he waits for customers at a weekly bazaar ahead of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan in Islamabad on June 5, 2016. Muslims are preparing for Islam's holy month of Ramadan, which is calculated on the sighting of the new moon, and during which they fast from dawn until dusk. / AFP / AAMIR QURESHI (Photo credit should read AAMIR QURESHI/AFP via Getty Images) Pakistan, known for its rich agricultural heritage, has once again made its mark on the global stage with its prized mangoes. The 2024 mango season proved to be a significant success for the country, as it earned a remarkable $4.67 million by exporting mangoes to 42 countries. This achievement not only highlights the quality and demand for Pakistani mangoes but also underscores the importance of this fruit in the country's export portfolio. The Sweet Success of Mango Exports Mangoes, often referred to as the "king of fruits," hold a special place in the hearts of Pakistanis. The...

Mpox, previously known as monkeypox, is a viral disease caused by the mpox virus, which is related to the variola virus that causes smallpox. Unlike smallpox, mpox is generally less severe but can still pose significant health risks, particularly to children, pregnant women, and individuals with weakened immune systems. The disease typically presents with flu-like symptoms followed by a rash that develops into pus-filled lesions. The virus primarily spreads through close contact with an infected person or animal and can also be transmitted through contaminated objects. In recent years, mpox has garnered global attention due to outbreaks in various regions, including Africa, Europe, and now, Asia. The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared certain outbreaks of mpox, particularly the newly identified Clade 1b variant, as a public health emergency of international concern. Mpox in Pakistan Pakistan has recently confirmed several cases of mpox, particularly among travelers returning ...

  A man's son would come home late every night. Whenever the father asked, "Son, where were you?" the son would quickly respond, "I was with a friend." One day, when the son came home very late, the father said, "Son, today we want to meet your friend." The son immediately replied, "Dad, at this hour? It's two in the morning. Let's go tomorrow." "No, we will go now. We should meet your friend," the father insisted. When they reached the friend's house and knocked on the door, there was no response for a long time. Finally, an elderly man, who was the friend's father, appeared on the balcony and asked why they had come. The boy said that he had come to meet his friend. The elderly man responded, "At this hour? But he is sleeping." "Uncle, please wake him up; I have something important to discuss with him," the boy pleaded. Even after a long time, the response remained the same: "Come back in t...

In today's digital world, cybersecurity is more important than ever. With so much of our lives happening online—whether it’s banking, shopping, or simply chatting with friends—keeping our information safe is crucial. As we move into 2024, here are some of the key trends in cybersecurity that you should know about. 1. AI-Powered Cyber Attacks Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just for good—it’s also being used by cybercriminals. In 2024, we’re likely to see more sophisticated AI-powered cyber attacks. These attacks can adapt and learn from their environment, making them harder to detect and stop. For example, AI can be used to create fake emails that look exactly like they’re from someone you know, making it easier to trick people into clicking on harmful links. 2. Ransomware is Evolving Ransomware attacks, where hackers lock your data and demand payment to unlock it, are becoming more common and more dangerous. In 2024, we might see more “double extortion” tactics. This means that...

The recent decision by the Pakistani government to shut down the Utility Stores Corporation (USC) has sparked significant debate across the country. Established in 1971, the USC was designed as a state-owned enterprise with the primary goal of providing basic commodities to the public at subsidized rates. Over the decades, the corporation grew to operate nearly 6,000 stores across Pakistan, serving millions of people, especially those from lower-income groups. However, the USC has faced mounting criticism for inefficiency, mismanagement, and corruption, which have overshadowed its original mission. The Decision to Close USC The government, under Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, has cited systemic corruption and financial constraints as the driving factors behind the decision to close down the USC. In a recent meeting of the Senate Standing Committee for Industry and Production, the Federal Secretary for Industry and Production, Saif Anjum, confirmed that the government is considering wra...

The Olympic Village is a unique microcosm of international unity and athletic excellence, providing a temporary home for athletes worldwide during the Games. It’s a bustling hub of activity where competitors rest, train, and interact. Given the diversity of its residents and the high stakes of the Games, maintaining order and fostering a positive environment is crucial. This is where the rules of the Olympic Village come into play. These regulations ensure safety, respect, and smooth operation throughout the event. Here’s a closer look at some key rules governing life in the Olympic Village. 1. Strict Code of Conduct The Olympic Village operates under a strict code of conduct that emphasizes respect, integrity, and sportsmanship. Athletes are expected to uphold the values of the Olympic Movement, including fair play and respect for all individuals, regardless of nationality or background. Violations of this code can lead to disciplinary action, including disqualification from the Game...

Injustice has been a part of human societies since ancient times, affecting millions of people across the globe. Understanding the historical roots of injustice helps us recognize patterns and find ways to create a fairer world. This article explores various forms of historical injustice and how they have shaped our present. Ancient Civilizations and Social Hierarchies From the earliest civilizations, social hierarchies created significant inequalities. In ancient Mesopotamia, the Code of Hammurabi laid out different laws for the rich and the poor, establishing a legal framework that favored the elite. Similarly, ancient Egypt's rigid class system meant that Pharaohs and nobles enjoyed privileges while peasants and slaves faced harsh conditions. In ancient India, the caste system divided society into strict social classes. This system, which has persisted in various forms for thousands of years, relegated certain groups, like the Dalits (formerly known as "untouchables"),...