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Pakistani drama actress and model Yashma Gill has sparked widespread discussion on social media after revealing the most important quality she seeks in a future husband. According to Yashma, she would only marry a man who has a genuine fear of Allah and strong faith in his heart.

She explained that wealth, physical appearance, and social status are not her top priorities. Instead, she believes that a man with strong iman and Taqwa is more likely to treat his wife with honesty, respect, and kindness because he remains conscious of his accountability before Allah.

During the conversation, Yashma also briefly reflected on her past relationship, sharing that it ended after the other person lost trust in her, which left her emotionally hurt. Her remarks have resonated with many fans, who praised her emphasis on faith and character over material qualities in a life partner.

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In light of forecasts of above-normal rainfall and the heightened risk of urban flooding during the upcoming monsoon season, the district administration has officially declared a flood emergency period in Rawalpindi from June 15 to September 15.

A central flood monitoring control room, to operate under Army supervision, will soon become functional at the Civil Defence Office. During the flood season, a contingent of the 111 Brigade will remain on full red alert to respond to any emergency situation.

Following the Eid holidays, personnel from Civil Defence and Rescue 1122 will undergo specialised full-scale rehearsal training at Rawal Dam for rescue operations involving citizens trapped in floodwaters. Military personnel will also participate in the exercises.

Authorities have additionally introduced special manually operated emergency siren devices for Civil Defence volunteers to address possible electricity outages during the monsoon period.

The hand-cranked warning systems, capable of functioning without power supply, will be stationed at specially established Civil Defence ward posts in flood-prone areas. In the event of severe flooding, five relief camps will be established at Islamia Higher Secondary School No 1 on Murree Road, Islamia High School near Liaquat Bagh on Liaquat Road, Girls School New Katarian, Girls School Dhoke Hassu, Girls School Dhoke Ratta near Bhusa Godam, and Girls School Gawalmandi.

The administration has also directed that desilting and clearance operations along the 20-kilometre Leh Nullah and 15 seasonal storm drains - which annually cause widespread destruction - be completed by June 15.

Emirates has promoted two Emirati pilots to captain, making aviation history as the airline's first Emirati female captains and marking a significant milestone in the UAE's efforts to empower women in the aviation sector.
Nearly two decades after joining Emirates as cadet pilots with dreams of one day commanding a commercial aircraft, Hanan Mohammed Jawad and Bakhita Al Mheiri have officially received their fourth stripes and now command Boeing 777 aircraft across the airline's global network.