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July 11, 2025

Mariyam Nafees wants new mothers to stop counting calories

Karachi: Actress Mariyam Nafees recently opened for her journey through pregnancy and early motherhood in a morning show of local channel, which appears alongside her husband, director Amaan Ahmed. ‘When I told my mother [I was expecting]The first thing that urged me to do was not to treat it as a disease and simply continue as usual, “Mariyam recalled, explained that a friend who was a gym trainer informed her to continue the exercises she had done before her pregnancy, minus. Looking back on her journey, the actress insisted that things would not be easy without the support of her

April 14, 2025

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Business

Counting the fall of invoices to exports

Listen to the article Karachi: As global trade upgrades under a renewed wave of protective policies, Pakistan is facing a decisive moment in its economic diplomacy. The recent imposition of reciprocal invoices by the United States, announced under the Trump 2.0 regime, has introduced important headlines for the Pakistan export sector. Specifically, Pakistani goods are now subject to an invoice of 29% when entering the US market, a measure of retaliation that responds to what US claims are a 58% effective invoice to US goods, including non-NTBs. With the state of the flow duties, Trump has authorized a 90 -day

September 21, 2024

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International

Sri Lanka begins counting votes as polls close

More than 17 million people are eligible to vote in the election, with more than 63,000 police officers deployed to protect polling and counting centers Ranil Wickremesinghe is fighting an uphill battle for another term. The island nation is witnessing polls for the first time since the economic collapse. Voters cast ballots amid a deployment of a 63,000-strong police force. COLOMBO: Sri Lanka began counting votes in its presidential election as it concluded on Saturday afternoon, an electoral official said, as the cash-strapped island nation witnessed polls for the first time since the economic collapse. Islanders voted in an effective

April 21, 2024

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International

The West Bank village is counting losses after a settler attack and fears more

WEST BANK: The Israeli settlers who stormed the West Bank village of al-Mughayyer on April 12 came in greater numbers and brought more weapons than in any of the previous raids on the Palestinian community, residents said. Days later, burnt houses and cars still bear witness to the attack, which residents say lasted several hours and that Israeli soldiers did nothing to stop it. With little means of defense in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, they fear more such attacks on the village. “We have stones and they have guns, and the army supports the settlers,” said Abdulatif Abu Aliyah, whose

Mariyam Nafees wants new mothers to stop counting calories

Counting the fall of invoices to exports

Sri Lanka begins counting votes as polls close

The West Bank village is counting losses after a settler attack and fears more

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Munir and Naqvi Join Makkah Pact Talks in Tehran

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