Vows to run countrywide movement for people’s rights; number game shows federal coalition in "safe position"; CEC stresses law and order for polling to go ahead on all Poonch seats.
FIR accuses former senator of making “incendiary” speeches at a pro-Kashmir rally; says he led protesters who allegedly blocked road, vandalised vehicles.
Women wrestlers had accused the Ex-BJP lawmaker of groping and demanding sexual favours; one of the athletes says will appeal the ruling in a higher court.
“Iran is not currently holding talks with the US and is now in discussions with Oman over a temporary safe route through the Strait of Hormuz,” says Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson.
Helicopters collide in Greece as tourist destinations evacuated; blazes in Spain, France show signs of easing; flames roar through Spokane as Washington state declares emergency.
Repeated ambushes of police teams rushing to defend attacked posts highlight how predictable response patterns are turning reinforcements into targets.
Asim, ranked 78th in the world, after losing the first game went on to win the next three before Noor retired from the match due to injury towards the end of the fourth game.
PQA in January this year floated tenders for the construction of a cricket stadium and academy at the PQA Housing Complex but the process for the same is yet to be completed.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says Myanmar had agreed to accept the return of 5,000 Rohingya refugees in Malaysia following negotiations between the two countries.
According to the NHA notification, the revised schedule was designed to ensure a smooth flow of traffic through the 10-kilometre-long tunnel, which handles thousands of vehicles daily.
Says if anyone wanted to win people’s hearts, they should work like Nawaz Sharif and Maryam Nawaz, who, according to her, worked hard for development and rights.
Last month, the FIA’s Anti-Corruption Circle conducted a trap raid at Pims under the supervision of a judicial magistrate and with prior approval from the competent authority.
The Kissan Board president says that importing wheat was a matter of shame for an agricultural country like Pakistan, squarely blaming the incumbent rulers for the debacle.
