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Iran Tells Pakistan It Is Ready to Resume Talks with the United States
Islamabad: Iran has informed Pakistan that it is prepared to resume negotiations with the United States, according to media reports, marking a potential diplomatic breakthrough in efforts to ease tensions in the Middle East. The development comes as Pakistan and Qatar continue mediation efforts aimed at reducing regional tensions and facilitating the revival of dialogue…
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Priya Action Committee Vows to Continue Peaceful Campaign Until Missing Children Are Recovered
Sukkur: The Priya Action Committee has announced that it will continue its peaceful campaign until all missing children are recovered, alleging that the government has failed to fulfil commitments made following the end of the 27-day Babarlo Bypass sit-in. Speaking at an emergency press conference at the Sukkur Press Club, committee leader Sohni Paras, Convener…
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World Head and Neck Cancer Day: How Can the Rising Risk Among Young Adults Be Prevented?
July 27 is observed worldwide as World Head and Neck Cancer Day, an occasion dedicated to raising awareness about one of the most serious forms of cancer and promoting early detection and prevention. Head and neck cancers were once considered diseases that primarily affected older adults with a long history of tobacco use. However, medical…
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State Bank of Pakistan Keeps Key Interest Rate Unchanged at 11.50%
Karachi: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has announced its latest monetary policy, deciding to keep the policy interest rate unchanged at 11.50% for the next two months. Speaking at a press briefing, SBP Governor Jameel Ahmad said the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) had unanimously decided to maintain the benchmark policy rate at its current…
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Priya Action Committee Vows to Continue Campaign Until Missing Children Are Recovered
Sukkur: Leaders of the Priya Action Committee have announced that their peaceful campaign will continue until all missing children are recovered, accusing the government of failing to fulfil commitments made following the end of the 27-day Babarlo Bypass sit-in. Addressing an emergency press conference at the Sukkur Press Club, committee leaders Sohni Paras, Convener Liaquat…
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Sukkur District Finalises Comprehensive Disaster Preparedness Strategy for 2026–27
Sukkur: The Sukkur district administration and representatives of civil society have jointly agreed on a comprehensive strategy aimed at reducing risks and vulnerabilities arising from natural disasters through enhanced preparedness, coordination and response planning. The agreement was reached during a review meeting of the Sukkur District Contingency Plan 2026–2027, held at the office of the…
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Gold Price Rises by Rs4,000 Per Tola in Pakistan
Karachi: Gold prices in Pakistan increased sharply on Monday, with the price of 24-karat gold rising by Rs4,000 per tola, according to the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Association (APGJA). The association said the price of one tola of gold climbed to Rs431,736 following the latest increase. The price of 10 grams of gold also…
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Anita Advani Claims Rajesh Khanna Asked Dimple Kapadia for Divorce 10 Times
Mumbai: Anita Advani, who has publicly described herself as the longtime partner of late Bollywood superstar Rajesh Khanna, has claimed that the actor repeatedly sought a divorce from his estranged wife, Dimple Kapadia, but the marriage was never legally dissolved. According to Indian media reports, Rajesh Khanna married Dimple Kapadia in 1973, when she was…
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Four Pakistani Nationals Killed in Shooting Attack in South Africa
Johannesburg: Four Pakistani nationals were shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Sebenza, an area in South Africa, in what police believe appears to be a targeted attack. According to police, the incident occurred on Saturday evening when the four men were travelling home. While their vehicle was stopped at a traffic signal, assailants in another…
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Rising Water Levels in River Chenab Flood Villages as Embankment Breach Triggers Widespread Inundation
Islamabad: Rising water levels in the River Chenab have caused flooding in several parts of Punjab, with an embankment breach in Jalalpur Pirwala inundating five villages and forcing residents to evacuate low-lying areas. According to reports, the Zamindara embankment in Jalalpur Pirwala gave way after the Chenab’s water level continued to rise, allowing floodwaters to…
