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Web Desk
Apr 19, 2025

Gandapur sold his land for PTI, now facing conspiracy, claims Marwat

“Because of social media missteps, the PTI founder remains behind bars. There were three moments where we were very close to securing his release.”

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Web Desk
Apr 19, 2025

PSL 10: Peshawar Zalmi set 228-run target for Multan Sultans

Multan Sultans now face a steep chase of 228 to secure victory in what promises to be a high-scoring contest.

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Web Desk
Apr 19, 2025

Hasan Ali becomes highest wicket-taker in PSL history

Hasan Ali said he is working hard to make a comeback to the national side, but acknowledged that the final decision rests with the selection committee.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Apr 19, 2025

PIA to launch direct Lahore-Baku flights from tomorrow

The airline’s first flight to Baku is scheduled to depart tomorrow morning, carrying 174 passengers.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Apr 19, 2025

Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to foster mutually beneficial ties

Reaffirming the commitment to continued engagement, both sides agreed to maintain high-level exchanges to further strengthen the relations between the two brotherly countries.

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Web Desk
Apr 18, 2025

PSL 10: Karachi Kings crush Quetta Gladiators by 56 runs

With this victory, Karachi Kings registered their second win in three matches, having lost one earlier in the tournament.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Apr 18, 2025

Planning minister pledges to prioritise Balochistan in new PSDP

Ahsan Iqbal claimed that Balochistan can become the richest in the country if its resources are properly utilised.

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Web Desk
Apr 18, 2025

Hailstorm lashes KP after wrecking cars in Islamabad

In view of potential emergencies, the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) announced the cancellation of weekend holidays for its staff.

World

Web Desk
Apr 18, 2025

74 killed in deadliest US attack on Yemen, Houthi rebels say

Houthi health ministry spokesman Anees Alasbahi said rescuers were still searching for victims at the fuel terminal on the Red Sea, suggesting the number of dead could rise.