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December 2, 2025

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Pakistan accuses India of blocking the delivery of aid to Sri Lanka

Foreign Ministry says aid delivery delayed by 60 hours, India denies blocking airspace Pakistan’s foreign ministry said its humanitarian aid mission to Sri Lanka has been delayed for more than 60 hours due to India’s denial of full flight permission. A special aircraft carrying Pakistani aid to Sri Lanka is awaiting clearance to enter Indian airspace. The ministry said the partial permission granted by India late on Sunday, after a 48-hour wait, was operationally impractical, limited to just a few hours and not valid for the return journey. The Foreign Office described the delay as “severely hampering this urgent aid

May 13, 2025

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China’s e -commerce giants enter a new race for extremely fast delivery

A woman drives an electric bicycle with her grocery stores from Meituan and Ele.Me’s delivery workers in Beijing, July 13th 2020 – Reuters Shanghai: China’s largest online shopping companies, Alibaba and JD.com, are now struggling to deliver orders faster than ever. This year, both have begun to offer immediate retail services, with the aim of taking goods to customers in just 30 to 60 minutes. They spend great and move quickly to win this new battle for speed. Investors will analyze the strategy when JD.com reports its quarterly profits on Tuesday and Alibaba on Thursday, as finding new growth avenues

March 17, 2025

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Malaysian rice porridge rice a Ramadan delivery “brand”

An Indian Muslim mixes ingredients for the popular “Bubur Lambuk” dish at Masjid India during Ramadan in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on March 5, 2025. – AFP As the dusk fell, hundreds of Muslims in a mosque in the capital of Malaysia Kuala Lumpur celebrate in aromatic cups known locally as “Bubur Lambuk”, part of a Ramadan tradition dating back to decades. Slowly, engulfed with various spices in giant pots and stirred with oversized spoons, Bubur Lambuk is traditionally prepared by volunteers in mosque courtyards before distributed to the public for Iftar, the rapidly tasty meal at the Great Islamic Nation.

January 30, 2025

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Sadia Imam criticizes Ushna Shah acting on Aye Ishq e junoon

Sadia Imam, a famous name in Pakistan’s entertainment industry, has gained respect and admiration for the flexible career of action and modeling. With iconic dramas such as Jab Jab Jab Dil Miley; Colony 52; Dorny; Choti si kahani and Aangan Bhar Chandni For her faith, Sadia has proven her time. Her comedic timing at Mai aur tum And the modeling of the strength for the top cement fashion houses further its condition as a very talented star. In 2002, she was honored with the PTV Award, a proof of her contributions to the industry. Given her experience and credibility, Sadia’s

June 22, 2024

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The UN is urging Israel to restore order in Gaza to facilitate aid delivery

It is Israel’s responsibility – as the occupying power in the Gaza Strip – to restore public order and security in the Palestinian territory so that humanitarian aid can be delivered, the United Nations said on Friday. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said there was “absolute lawlessness” in Gaza, where the UN has warned famine is looming for its population of 2.3 million after more than eight months of war between Israel and Palestinian Hamas militants. Read: Israeli shelling kills dozens across Gaza amid intense clashes “Most trucks with humanitarian aid inside Gaza are now looted,” Guterres told reporters on Friday,

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