Author: Saifullah

According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Sepoy Ahmad Ali was laid to rest with full military honor in district Charsadda of KPK. Relatives of the martyr and a large strength of locals of the area attended the funeral. Sepoy Ahmad Ali embraced Shahadat during an intense fire exchange between the Pakistan Army and terrorists in the general area of Sararogha, South Waziristan district. It is pertinent to note that terror activities have risen after the Taliban took charge in Afghanistan. Pak Army is putting every effort into eliminating terrorism from Pakistan and the Shahadat of Sepoy Ahmad Ali is the…

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Quetta Gladiators have appointed Moin Khan, a seasoned former Pakistan captain and ’92 World Cup winner, to the esteemed position of team director ahead of the highly anticipated ninth season of the Pakistan Super League (PSL). Khan, having previously served as the team’s head coach, brings a wealth of experience and success to his new role, having led the team to a PSL title and two runner-up finishes during his coaching tenure. Nadeem Umar, the owner of Quetta Gladiators, has extended his heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to Moin Khan as he embarks on this new journey with the team.…

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The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has recently announced an official increase in electricity costs, amounting to Rs3.07 per unit. This adjustment, responding to the October fuel price changes, reflects the dynamic nature of the energy sector. As per NEPRA’s official notification, consumers can expect this rise to be reflected in their December electricity bills. It’s important to clarify that while regular consumers will be affected, this adjustment does not apply to lifeline customers and those served by K-Electric. Despite these exemptions, the decision to raise the electricity tariff has sparked concerns among consumers, who are already grappling…

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The death toll from the eruption of Indonesia’s Mount Merapi volcano has tragically climbed to 22, with the discovery of 11 additional bodies by rescue teams on Tuesday. Abdul Malik, the head of the local rescue service, expressed a grim outlook, stating, “We don’t expect to find any more survivors.” Despite the rescue efforts that initially saved over 50 people on Sunday, the challenging conditions persist. Eleven casualties were confirmed earlier, and Malik emphasized the priority of ensuring the safety of the rescue team. Continuous rainfall since the previous evening has rendered paths slippery, hindering evacuation efforts. Rescue operations concentrated…

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ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has taken decisive action against student hostels located in residential areas of Islamabad, resulting in the eviction of affected students. In response to this, a group of displaced students staged a protest in front of the National Press Club, expressing their concerns about the impact on their education. The CDA issued an order targeting existing student hostels in residential zones, prompting the eviction of students from these facilities. The protesting students emphasized that the enforced relocation is adversely affecting their education. They are urging authorities to reconsider the decision and allow them to continue…

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A delegation from the Center for Peace and Development Initiatives recently engaged in a significant meeting with President Arif Alvi in Islamabad. The focus of the discussion was to bring attention to the specific needs and challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in the country. During the meeting, the delegation provided comprehensive information to President Arif Alvi, highlighting the unique requirements and issues confronting disabled individuals. In response, President Arif Alvi stressed the critical importance of enhancing infrastructure to improve the mobility and accessibility of persons with disabilities. President Arif Alvi advocated for the construction of functional ramps at markets…

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RAWALPINDI: In a candid conversation with journalists during the open hearing of the cipher case at Adiala Jail, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) supremo emphatically declared his readiness to “die but will not strike any deal or compromise.” The former prime minister, addressing speculations, ruled out the possibility of any compromise. Dismissive of allegations against Bushra Bibi made by Khawar Maneka, the PTI leader expressed resilience against slander aimed at the former first lady. Imran Khan, recounting his marriage to Bushra Bibi, affirmed his readiness to testify under oath regarding their relationship. In discussions with the media, the former prime minister predicted…

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After years of discord, comedians Kapil Sharma and Sunil Grover are putting their differences aside to collaborate on a new Netflix show, as revealed in a promotional clip shared on Instagram. Sharma humorously announced the venture, stating it would be available in 190 countries, while Grover playfully interjected, “Let’s not go to Australia,” referencing their infamous feud. Once integral to Sharma’s popular show, The Kapil Sharma Show, Grover left abruptly in 2018 following a reported altercation. Despite past denials of any feud by Sharma, he expressed admiration for Grover, even advocating for his inclusion in Comedy Circus. The reunion announcement…

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The Chairman of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) declared plans to introduce a new policy for housing schemes during a ceremony in Lahore. Emphasizing the prevalence of housing scheme fraud, he stated that seven out of every 10 people fall victim to such schemes, prompting the need for enhanced citizen protection. Previously, transactions in housing societies were limited to two-way interaction between the builder and the buyer, lacking regulatory oversight. The forthcoming policy aims to rectify this by transforming the transaction process into a three-way collaboration involving the builder, buyer, and regulator from the project’s inception. All transactions will be…

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Islamabad accountability court issued non-bailable arrest warrants for Malik Riaz and his son Ahmed Ali Riaz in connection with the 190-million-pound scandal case. Barrister Ziaul Mustafa Naseem, Zulfi Bukhari, and Farah Khan are also subject to similar warrants, as per the court’s directives. Accountability Court Judge Muhammad Bashir has summoned the accused to appear on December 6. Additionally, a report for the upcoming hearing has been requested. Notably, the hearing for the 190-million-pound corruption case is slated to take place at Adiala Jail, marking a crucial turn in the legal proceedings.

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