Find My Doctor: A Mobile Healthcare Solution- Startup Stories
In today’s fast paced world, our priorities are changing day by day. Technologists are catering to the needs of twenty first century people by providing them as many services . . .
Capital Delights: Delivering Homemade Delights- Startup Stories
Some women are home chefs, they have those amazing secret recipes that everyone wants to enjoy. is one of these women, she has always been known in her family and friends for her culinary keenness.
PriceOye: Vekh Best Prices! Startup Stories
With a wide variety of stuff being sold at different prices at different e-stores, it is impossible for a shopper to survey all the online stores before buying any product.
TalkHealth: Adding A New Dimension In Healthcare- Startup Stories
Health issues in Pakistan have been ever-increasing. One of the reasons is the lack of health facilities and general awareness among the population. Due to inadequate knowledge among people lots of common symptoms . . .
Gohar’s Learnings to bounce back higher after every fall
Muhammad Gohar is a 24 year old enthusiastic, self-made entrepreneur. He is a graduate from LSE in Marketing/media studies. At such a young age he is the founder and director of multiple companies.
Pakistan Startup Cup gets more Exciting with Top 25 from Karachi
The “Build-A-Business” Workshop series, organized by Pakistan Startup Cup, reached Karachi after choosing top 25 teams each from Islamabad and Lahore.
Chotaay – Doing Baray Kaam
Karachi, is Pakistan’s biggest business hub. To serve the logistic needs of its huge population several companies have entered the arena. Despite the existence of several companies dedicated to this commercial task . . .
Hamza Abbas Bakhsh- Youngest Entrepreneur to raise Investment in Pakistan
Successful startup starts with an innovative idea; it’s all about recognizing the void in the society and replacing it with something smart and convenient.
Sadia Bashir-The Geeky Gamer
The video game industry is a predominantly male arena, with its lead male protagonists, developers and an invisible motto “boys design for boys”. But Sadia Bashir has managed to pierce through this unexplored . . .