Know how to read WhatsApp message without sender’s knowledge

Want to read the WhatsApp message without letting the sender know if yes then this is your guide to know how to implement it.   

A simple way to do this is to simply turn off the read receipts or blue ticks, but this is a 2-way-street and you will not be able to guess if the other person has read your WhatsApp message or not.

Turning off read receipts or disabling blue ticks on WhatsApp is easy. To disable read receipts, go to WhatsApp. Accounts > Privacy> Turn off read receipts by swiping left.

However, if you are the curious sort and WANT to know who seen-zoned you, and delve into eternal misery, but also don’t want others to know that you read their WhatsApp messages, you can follow this trick — before opening a WhatsApp message, out your phone in Airplane mode and when you are done, it will be marked as unread even if you have turned off the Airplane mode.

Another trick you can follow to show your presence less on WhatsApp is to turn off your last seen. Go to Settings > Click on Account > Select Privacy. You can tweak settings to disable last seen for your contacts or for no contacts at all.

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You can also mark a WhatsApp message as “unread” for times when you see a message but don’t read it so that you remember to read and reply to it later.

To mark a message as unread, tap on a message and hold it, then select Mark as unread. Note that the sender will know that the message has been read but you will be reminded that you have not actually read it through a blue or green dot.

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PM Khan commends FBR on record tax collection of Rs410b in July

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan has commended efforts of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) for collecting the highest ever tax in the month of July, ARY News reported on Saturday.

In his Tweet, PM Imran Khan said, the collection in the month of July remained Rs.410 bn which is the highest ever in the month of July – & around 22% above the required target for the month.

“This is a reflection of govt’s policies for sustained economic growth & revival,” he added.

I commend efforts of FBR in achieving record revenue collection in July. As of now collection is Rs.410 bn which is highest ever in month of July – & around 22% above required target for the month. This is a reflection of govt’s policies for sustained economic growth & revival.

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) July 31, 2021

Read more: FBR plans implementation on POS by July end to bring retailers into tax net

It is to be noted that the FBR has collected Rs410 billion in July 2021 against collection of Rs301 billion in the same month of the last fiscal year, registering an impressive growth by 36 percent.

The FBR has envisaged tax collection target of Rs5,829 billion for the current fiscal year and so far, the tax machinery kick-started its performance by collecting Rs410bn against its desired target of Rs342 billion for July 2021.

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President credits smart lockdown strategy for economic growth

President Dr Arif Alvi on Friday said that the government’s policy of smart lockdowns against the spread of Covid-19 played a major role in the country’s economic survival and realisation of around four per cent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth despite various challenges. “Improvement in all micro and macro-economic indicators endorsed the numbers of GDP growth, which were disputed by some political forces”, he added. The president was addressing the inaugural session of a three-day International Conference of Pakistan Society of Internal Medicine (PSIM) on the theme of “Evidence-Based Medicine”. Read President Alvi urges people to 'get serious' as Covid cases spike by over 900 Dilating upon the government’s successful strategy to deal with the challenge of Covid-19, Dr Alvi said that Prime Minister Imran Khan, by opposing a complete lockdown, adopted the policy of compassion to protect the poor and low-income groups from the economic effects of the pandemic. He added that the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) adopted an evidence-based policy of smart lockdowns with the help of the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA). The president said that despite criticism from various segments of society, the mosques in Pakistan remained open by ensuring the implementation of standard operating procedures (SOPs). Published in The Express Tribune, July 31st, 2021.

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Usman Mirza, co-accused sent to Adiala till Sept 10

A judicial magistrate on Friday extended the judicial remand of Usman Mirza in a case pertaining to torturing and blackmailing a couple in Sector E-11. The accused, including Mirza, Ataur Rehman, Qayum Butt, Bilal Marawat, Muhib Bangash, Rehan Hussain and Farhan were produced before the court of judicial magistrate Waqar Gondal amid foolproof security arrangements. The defence lawyer pleaded that no one was being allowed to meet his client in jail and he prayed the court to instruct the jail officials to let the accused meet his family. He said that the accused were not being provided medicine and clothes despite court orders. The court questioned that whether the accused Butt was also involved in any other case. The lawyer said it was a conflict case that was settled now. Read Mirza’s accomplice attempts to distance himself from suspect The court instructed the police to submit the case challan and report under Section 173 till the next date of hearing. The court asked the police to also present the accused on August 13 and 27 before the court. The accused have been sent to Adiala Jail until September 10 Earlier, Islamabad police conducted an identification parade of three suspects who had appeared in the video of the couple who was tortured and blackmailed by the Usman Mirza gang members. Police held the identification parade of three suspects, including two who were filming the video and one more who was guarding the apartment’s door. Sources told that the affected couple was called to Adiala Jail to identify the suspects, adding that the statement regarding the identification parade of the suspects was made part of the case challan. Meanwhile, an accused in the case, Umar Bilal, approached the Islamabad High Court (IHC) for bail. Police registered a case with five people nominated in the first information report (FIR), his lawyer maintained, adding that the petitioner was not present on the spot. He was also not named in the FIR. He maintained that the trial court had rejected the bail application on Wednesday, adding that the court is requested to issue orders to release him on bail. Published in The Express Tribune, July 31st, 2021.

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Schools to reopen on August 2

A notification issued by the Private Educational Institutions Regulatory Authority (PERA) on Friday directed to reopen all public and private educational institutions in the federal capital from August 2 (Monday) while anti-Covid vaccination of all teachers is mandatory. The notification read that the attendance of students will be on a 50 per cent basis while the schools will run from 8 am to 1 pm. Representatives of private educational institutions Malik Abrar Hussain and Chaudhry Obaidullah welcomed the decision. Read Private schools get vacation notices They assured that mandatory vaccinations of teachers, implementation of anti-Covid standard operating procedures (SOPs) and full cooperation with the government will be achieved in this regard. According to the Ministry of Education, staff will not be allowed to enter the institution without a vaccination certificate. Published in The Express Tribune, July 31st, 2021.

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Zahir Jaffer presented for polygraph test

A District and Sessions Court in Islamabad on Friday heard the bail applications of parents of Zahir Jaffer, the main suspect in the murder case of Noor Muqaddam, while Jaffer was taken to Lahore for a polygraph test in connection with the investigation. Advocate Asad Jamal represented the mother of the accused. When the judge inquired as to where the investigation officer (IO) in the case was, counsel for the state Sajid Cheema replied that the IO had gone to Lahore to get the polygraph test of video of the incident. Shaukat Ali Muqaddam, father of the victim, also a petitioner in the case, told the court that he was yet to hire a lawyer, therefore, he was given time till August 2 (Monday). However, the judge asked him to arrange a lawyer on Friday. Suspects’ lawyers prayed to the court to defer the hearing till Saturday (today). Cheema said that the IO in the case was in Lahore and he had with him the file of the case. Read Court extends Zahir Jaffer’s remand by three days Jamal, representing the mother of the main suspect in the case, said that his client was put in jail without any solid reason. Later, the court adjourned the hearing of bail applications of the suspects till August 4. The court directed the parties to give final arguments at the next hearing. Meanwhile, the Islamabad police reached Lahore with the main suspect for the polygraphtest of the video recovered from the crime scene. Zahir will also be made to go through the polygraph test at the Punjab Forensic Science Agency in Lahore. Victim’s last message to family revealed Noor Mukadam had contacted her family the day she was killed in a house located in Islamabad’s upscale Sector F-7/4 last week. “Don’t look for me or contact the police,” the sources quoted the deceased as telling her family in her last massage. The family sources said Zahir tortured her multiple times in the past due to which she was under a lot of stress. She had been suffering for the past two years due to the suspect’s ill-treatment of her, they added. They further revealed Zahir also had issues with Noor Mukadam’s religious leaning. The police had said one more person was injured in the event that took place at his residence where Mukadam went to pay him a visit. Published in The Express Tribune, July 31st, 2021.

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Punjab govt yet to give nod to RR revised PC-1

After the Rawalpindi Ring Road scandal surfaced, the divisional administration — after restoring the old alignment of the road from Rawat to Thalian measuring 38 kilometres — had sent the revised project concept (PC-I) of the project to the Punjab government for approval. The provincial government could not approve the revised PC 1 of the new Ring Road even after a lapse of one month. With the approval of the revised PC-1, work on the project was likely to begin in August, however, the provincial government has delayed its approval. A senior official close to the Ring Road Management Unit said on condition of anonymity that when after the scandal surfaced, the Punjab government had directed all agencies including the Rawalpindi Development Authority to stop work on the project. In view of increasing traffic pressure on major highways including GT Road and incessant traffic jams due to heavy traffic on Rawalpindi-Islamabad junction, Rawalpindi Commissioner Syed Gulzar Hussain Shah had proposed a new ring road, which was to be built on an alignment approved by the previous government. Read Buzdar, Zulfi, Sarwar ‘cleared’ in Ring Road scandal The Ring Road Project Management Unit had prepared PC-1 of the new road and sent it to the Punjab government for final approval. Under the PC-1, a new 38-kilometre ring road from GT Road in Rawat to Thalian near motorway was to be constructed. The official said that the Rawalpindi administration hoped that the Punjab government would give final approval to PC-1 in two weeks considering the importance of the project and work on the project will start in August. The delay of work on the ring road is causing immense inconvenience to the citizens who hope to do away with the traffic mess they have to face on a daily basis while travelling on city roads. The official said that the previous ring road project has come to an end after the scandal surfaced. “Considering the need of the road for heavy traffic in the twin cities, the Rawalpindi administration has decided to construct a new ring road without wasting time,” the official said Another official on condition of anonymity said that the provincial government could not approve to start work on the project as it had not been included in the development budget of the fiscal year 2021-22. He said that the work on the project could delay further unless the provincial government arranged special funds under public-private partnership. Published in The Express Tribune, July 31st, 2021.

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