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Nepal witnessed one of its deadliest days of civil unrest in recent years after thousands of young people marched through the streets of Kathmandu and other cities to protest against government corruption and the controversial ban on social media websites. Demonstrations on Monday quickly turned violent, leaving at least 19 people dead and hundreds injured. …
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The as-Salam tower, once a prominent residential and commercial high-rise in Gaza City, has been reduced to rubble in Israeli Israeli strikes. Witnesses reported multiple strikes on the building, which collapsed amid a cloud of smoke and fire. Families who once lived in the tower fled with little more than the clothes on their backs. …
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The Image REIT IPO has created a stir at the Pakistan Stock Exchange. Investors see it as a landmark in the country’s real estate investment landscape. This debut brings Pakistan’s first hybrid REIT, blending development potential with rental income under a Shariah-compliant, debt-free structure. Yet behind the excitement, serious questions about pricing, execution, and management …
Houthi drone strike has rattled Israel after a rare attack reached its southern airport, disrupting air traffic and exposing vulnerabilities in the country’s defense system. The strike comes as Israel intensifies its assault on Gaza City, flattening high-rises and urging civilians to evacuate amid worsening humanitarian conditions. Drone Breaches Israeli Defenses On Sunday, a drone …
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urban flooding has become a growing concern for Karachi as heavy rains swept across the city on Sunday. Several neighborhoods were drenched in downpours, while the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) issued fresh warnings about flooding risks in low-lying areas. With more rainfall predicted, residents of the port city are bracing for difficult days ahead. Rainfall …
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Gemini usage limits is now defined more clearly than ever before. Google has finally lifted the confusion surrounding daily prompt caps, image generation quotas, and research access in Gemini. For months, users were left guessing about how much they could actually do with the AI at different subscription levels. Now, Google has provided exact numbers …
crop devastation now defines the crisis sweeping across Punjab as monsoon floods swallow vast stretches of farmland. Thousands of acres of rice, cotton, and sugarcane have been destroyed, threatening food security and rural livelihoods. The damage is unprecedented, sparking urgent calls for the government to declare an agricultural emergency. Widespread Damage Across Punjab Punjab, often …
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Afghan earthquake survivors reflects the crisis facing thousands of families in eastern Afghanistan. Survivors of recent deadly earthquakes refuse to return to their shattered mountain villages, fearing landslides and aftershocks. Instead, they live in open fields and riverbanks without proper tents or shelter, battling both trauma and uncertainty. Fear Keeps Families Away from Villages In …
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Pakistan has issued a flood alert after India released water into the Sutlej River, raising concerns of a high-level flood at Harike and Ferozepur. The Indian High Commission informed Pakistani authorities about the water discharge, prompting the Ministry of Water Resources to alert provincial administrations and disaster management agencies. Officials warned that rising water levels …
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The Bills opened their NFL season with a dramatic 41-40 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, turning what seemed like certain defeat into one of the most remarkable comebacks in recent memory. Trailing by 15 points with less than four minutes to play, Josh Allen led his team on a breathtaking rally that ended with a …
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Pakistan’s left-arm spinner Mohammad Nawaz produced a career-best performance to help his side crush Afghanistan by 75 runs in the final of the T20 International tri-series in Sharjah on Sunday. Nawaz claimed a stunning hat-trick and finished with figures of 5-19, dismantling the Afghan batting order. The Afghan side collapsed to just 66 all out …
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A deadly Jerusalem attack on Sunday left five people dead when gunmen opened fire at a bus station in East Jerusalem’s Ramot Junction. According to Israeli police, the perpetrators arrived in a vehicle before unleashing gunfire on commuters waiting for transport. Police confirmed that a security officer and a civilian responded swiftly, shooting and killing …
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President Asif Ali Zardari has signed the Anti-Dumping Duties Amendment Bill 2025, giving long-awaited clarity to the legal framework surrounding duties on Chinese-aided projects. The new law, effective retroactively from July 1, 2020, ensures that duties imposed on foreign-assisted schemes—especially those linked with Chinese cooperation—are applied under a well-defined legal structure. Retroactive Effect Adds Certainty …
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The Punjab floods have displaced millions, triggered widespread disease outbreaks, and destroyed vast farmland across the province. Over 2.2 million people have been safely evacuated, but more than 4.2 million remain affected as rescue operations continue. The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned of “grave risks” of epidemics as relief efforts struggle to keep pace …
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Parts of Karachi experienced showers on Sunday evening as the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) issued a Karachi rain warning that the fresh spell will continue until September 11. Officials cautioned that the downpour could trigger urban flooding and waterlogging in low-lying areas of the city. Fresh Spell Hits Karachi The first signs of rain appeared …
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In a commanding performance, Pakistan dismantled Afghanistan in the Pakistan vs Afghanistan final of the UAE T20I Tri-Series at Sharjah. Pakistan defended a modest total of 141 with stunning efficiency, dismissing Afghanistan for only 66 in 15.5 overs. The 75-run victory sealed the trophy for Pakistan and highlighted their dominance in both batting and bowling …
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The highly anticipated India-Pakistan Asia Cup match is set to capture global attention as the two cricketing giants meet for the first time since their military conflict in May. Scheduled for September 14 in Dubai, the contest headlines the Asia Cup, a T20 tournament that doubles as preparation for the T20 World Cup in February-March …
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At the innings break of the T20I Tri-Series final in Sharjah, Pakistan posted 141 for eight in their 20 overs against Afghanistan. The score leaves the contest finely balanced, with Afghanistan holding a stronger win probability at the halfway stage. Pakistan won the toss and opted to bat first, but Afghanistan’s disciplined bowling attack ensured …
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The Kazakhstan Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Murat Nurtleu will arrive in Islamabad on Monday for a two-day official visit, marking a new chapter in the strengthening of bilateral relations between Pakistan and Kazakhstan. His trip, accompanied by a senior delegation, is expected to pave the way for deeper cooperation across key sectors and prepare …
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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced his resignation on Sunday, weeks after his Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) suffered a crushing electoral defeat in July. His decision, which came after mounting pressure from within the party, has plunged Japan into deeper political uncertainty. Resignation After Resistance For weeks, Ishiba resisted calls to step down, arguing that …
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On Defence Day, Air Vice Marshal Shehryar Ahmad Khan issued a strong warning to India, declaring that any future aggression would face a far harsher retaliation. Speaking at Mazar-e-Quaid in Karachi, he declared, “If the score was 6–0 last time, next time it will be 60–0, God willing.” His words reflected the spirit of 1965 …
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Punjab faces a worsening flood crisis as water levels in the Sutlej River continue to rise, prompting authorities to issue a high flood alert and summon the Pakistan Army in Jalalpur Pirwala. The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) confirmed that the situation has deteriorated after India shared fresh data on the flood inflows. The PDMA …
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In recent years, the term cloud burst has gained increasing attention, both in weather reports and internet searches. But what is a cloud burst, really? And how does it differ from cloud bursting, a concept used in cloud computing? Let’s explore both these topics — one rooted in nature, the other in technology — along …
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