Author: Iqra Khan

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has promised to reimburse every family in the province that lost a loved one in a robbery while fighting back. The compensation amount is Rs1 million, Since January. Speaking at the Sindh Assembly, Shah regretted not having visited the families of the victims sooner and mourned the terrible loss of 84 lives due to street crimes.He chastised the caretaker administration for interfering, stressing that their job is not to impede the work of elected officials. Shah brought attention to the federal government’s withholding of Rs76 billion and the K-4 project’s excessive allocation of…

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Ali Sheikhani is a Pakistani-American businessman based in Houston, Texas, and he serves as the chairman of the Sheikhani Group of companies. The Sheikhani Group, established in 2012, operates across various sectors including retail chains, gas stations, shopping plazas, construction companies, and restaurants. Their focus includes property acquisition, development, and management, aiming for rapid growth and quality experiences in retail, energy, and dining sectors. Recently, Ali Sheikhani expressed his interest in purchasing K-Electric Supply Company, a major electricity provider in Karachi, Pakistan. His stated motivation behind this interest is to address issues such as prolonged load shedding and public safety…

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Hina Khan’s diagnosis with stage 3 breast cancer. She has shown immense courage and positivity in addressing this challenging news publicly. Hina Khan, known for her roles in TV serials like ‘Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai’ and her ventures into reality shows and films, has garnered a significant fan following over the years. Her statement on Instagram reflects her strength and determination to face this obstacle head-on, supported by her family and loved ones. It’s heartening to see the outpouring of support from fellow celebrities like Ankita Lokhande, Rohan Mehra, Aamir Ali, and Sayantani Ghosh, who have wished her a…

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The University of Tokyo researchers recently unveiled their latest breakthrough, featuring a video showcasing a pink, stretchable material contorting into an eerie smile. Their study, published in Cell Reports Physical Science, details the creation of a “robot covered with living skin” using a specialized “skin-forming cell-laden gel”. The team, led by Professor Shoji Takeuchi, envisions this biohybrid technology advancing the field of humanoid robotics towards androids that possess not only human-like appearances but also functional capabilities. They aim to explore applications ranging from understanding wrinkle formations and facial expressions to developing advanced transplant materials and cosmetics. Unlike conventional humanoid robots…

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Inzamam-ul-Haq, the renowned Pakistani cricket figure, has intensified his critique of Indian cricket, the BCCI, and the organizing decisions surrounding the 2024 T20 World Cup. After previously voicing suspicions of ball tampering by Team India, Inzamam has now taken aim at the scheduling of India’s semi-final venue, which was predetermined before the tournament commenced. In his criticism, he labeled this pre-decision as unjust, asserting that such advantages have never been afforded to Pakistan. In a recent appearance on the show “Hungama” on Pakistan’s channel 24 News HD, Inzamam expressed his displeasure over the absence of a reserve day for India’s…

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In a global study, Karachi formerly a bright port metropolis renowned for its cutting-edge infrastructure and contemporary education was once again named the least livable city.CNN reports that the Economist Intelligence Unit, a division of The Economist, assessed 173 cities across the globe based on important variables like infrastructure, healthcare, culture and environment, stability, and education. A scale of one to 100 was used to grade cities, with one denoting an unacceptable standard of living and 100 denoting an ideal one. Karachi received a total score of 42.7, placing it 169th overall. The city did especially badly in the stability…

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Pakistan Railways acted decisively on Thursday by suspending nine guards who were reportedly implicated in corruption, including taking bribes from passengers in exchange for preferred seating arrangements. The action was taken in response to a heated debate sparked by an audio tape that appeared and showed a railway guard accepting bribes from a passenger.In response to the occurrence, Pakistan Railways’ Senior General Manager moved quickly to suspend the ticket checkers and guards involved in the scandal and to launch an investigation. Nine guards from Multan Division’s traffic and commercial staff were suspended as a consequence of the investigation.Mansoor Safri, who…

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The Divisional Intelligence Committee, the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) has started an operation against unlicensed housing projects in Taxila. According to an RDA representative, the Task Force has stepped up its continuous battle against these unapproved developments. Eight unlawful housing complexes located in Tehsil Taxila, District Rawalpindi, including Mouzas Lab Thatho, Niko, Bhoti Pind, Buddu, Gari Afghana, and Bajar, were the focus of the operation conducted by the RDA Enforcement Squad. According to the spokeswoman, the Enforcement Squad went on to seal and demolish site offices and land subdivisions connected to these unlawful operations. The Director General of RDA, Commissioner…

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Former Pakistan team director Mohammad Hafeez has made serious allegations against the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), accusing them of bringing back Mohammad Amir and Imad Wasim “out of greed”. He claimed that deals were made with the players despite their detrimental impact on Pakistani cricket. Both players reversed their retirements after the 2024 Pakistan Super League and featured in the 2024 T20 World Cup, where Amir took seven wickets with an average of 10.28 and Imad claimed three wickets with an average of 14.66. Hafeez argued that they should not have been selected due to their lack of interest in…

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Muhammad Waseem, the Pakistani fast bowler, recently got married, marking a significant milestone in his life. Despite not being part of Pakistan’s final squad for the 2024 T20 World Cup, Waseem remains celebrated for his impressive cricketing achievements. Known for his speed and skill, he has played in various formats for Pakistan, including 29 T20Is and 20 ODIs, showcasing his talent with 36 and 34 wickets respectively. Sharing a moment from his wedding on Instagram, Waseem quoted a verse from the Qur’an, symbolizing the beginning of a new journey with his wife. His post garnered congratulations from fans and fellow…

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