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Protest Rally Held in Mirpurkhas Demanding Justice for Faheemda Laghari
MIRPURKHAS: A large protest rally was held in Mirpurkhas on Friday to demand the immediate arrest of those responsible for the killing of Faheemda Laghari and to call for strict punishment for the perpetrators in accordance with the law. The demonstration was organized on the appeal of leaders of the Jeay Sindh Qaumi Mahaz (JSQM)…
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Sindh Government Spokesperson Visits Salam Pakistan Armed Forces Free Sports Summer Camp 2026
KARACHI: Sindh Government Spokesperson Syeda Tahseen Abidi visited the Salam Pakistan Armed Forces Free Sports Summer Camp 2026 as the chief guest, where she distributed sports uniforms and prizes among participating children and encouraged young athletes to continue pursuing sports with dedication. The summer camp was organized under the patronage of Pakistan Peace Ambassador Aurangzeb…
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12 Pakistani Youth Allegedly Kidnapped in Iran After Human Smugglers Promised Passage to Europe
LAHORE: Twelve Pakistani nationals have allegedly been kidnapped in Iran after being lured by human smugglers with false promises of being transported to Europe, according to Pakistani authorities. Officials said the victims had paid large sums of money to traffickers who claimed they would arrange their illegal journey to Italy via Iran. Instead, the young…
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Pakistan Revises Entry Policy for Overseas Pakistanis with Expired or Cancelled NICOPs
ISLAMABAD: The Government of Pakistan has revised its entry policy for overseas Pakistanis, announcing that travelers arriving with expired or cancelled National Identity Cards for Overseas Pakistanis (NICOPs) will no longer be granted landing permits upon arrival. According to an official advisory, Pakistani nationals traveling with an expired or cancelled NICOP will not be allowed…
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Indian Blockbuster Dhurandar Fails to Impress Audiences in Japan
TOKYO: Despite becoming one of India’s highest-grossing films worldwide, Ranveer Singh’s blockbuster Dhurandar has failed to attract audiences in Japan, where its theatrical debut received a disappointing response. According to media reports, the film, which has reportedly earned around ₹30 billion (3,000 crore Indian rupees) globally, was released in Japan on July 10 across 80…
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Hungarian Prime Minister Praises Pakistani Mangoes Gifted by PM Shehbaz Sharif
BUDAPEST: After Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and several other world leaders, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has also expressed admiration for the taste of Pakistani mangoes gifted by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. In a post shared on social media, the Hungarian premier said that a pleasant surprise was waiting for him when he returned…
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Punjab Approves Subsidized Car Scheme for Judicial Officers
LAHORE: The Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court has approved a new scheme under which judicial officers across Punjab will be able to purchase government vehicles at heavily subsidized prices ranging from Rs250,000 to Rs350,000. According to an official circular, the initiative has been introduced under the Transport Monetization Facility, benefiting nearly 2,000 judicial…
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Man Appeals for Justice After Allegedly Being Denied Possession of Purchased Property in Badin
BADIN: A local resident has appealed to the authorities for justice, alleging that despite paying the full amount for a residential plot, he has been denied possession for the past three years. Speaking at a press conference at the National Press Club Badin, Maulvi Ghulam Rasool Sikandari claimed that three years ago, Dawan Shah, son…
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Thousands of Suspicious Computerized Arms Licenses Uncovered in Pakistan Audit
ISLAMABAD: A government audit has uncovered serious irregularities in the computerization of arms licenses in Pakistan, revealing thousands of suspicious additional licenses and raising concerns over weaknesses in record management and oversight. According to the audit report, authorities identified 9,291 additional suspicious computerized arms licenses that do not match the official records maintained by the…
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Bilawal Bhutto Says Kashmiris Must Decide Their Future Through Constitutional Means
MUZAFFARABAD: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that the future of Kashmir should be determined by the people of Kashmir, but stressed that no constitutional change can be imposed through armed force or prolonged sit-in protests. Addressing party office-bearers and workers of the PPP in Muzaffarabad, Bilawal said the current situation…
