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January 7, 2026

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Bulls dominate as KSE-100 crosses 186,000

Stockbrokers are busy trading at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) in Karachi on Wednesday, December 31, 2025. — AFP Analysts attribute the rally to purchases by local funds. The total trading volume amounts to 1.3 billion shares. Market turnover rises to Rs 86.1 billion at close. The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) hit a record high on Wednesday as the benchmark index climbed over 1,000 points to clear the 186,000 mark amid improved investor sentiment due to renewed equity buying. The KSE-100 index settled at 186,518.71 points, up 1,456.61 points or 0.79% at the close, from the previous day’s close of

December 21, 2025

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Adulterated pesticides dominate the markets

CCP Study Says Fake Pesticides Damage Crops and Cause Heavy Losses to Farmers Islamabad: The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) has raised the alarm about adulterated pesticides and market distortion in the agricultural sector, which are causing significant losses to farmers and undermining competition. The regulator has also pointed out that the overlap of federal and Punjab roles after the 18th Constitutional Amendment is causing delays in registration. The CPC on Saturday released the “Pakistan Pesticide Sector Competition Assessment Study”, noting that spurious and adulterated pesticides were widely present in Punjab and Sindh, damaging crops, causing heavy economic losses to

December 1, 2025

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New Zealand will once again dominate the West Indies

NEW MISSION: New Zealand batsman Tom Latham in action during the ICC Test Championship. Photo: Reuters WELLINGTON: New Zealand will look to extend their dominance over the West Indies and kick-start their World Test Championship campaign when they host the Caribbean islanders in the series opener starting at Hagley Oval on Tuesday.The Blackcaps, who beat the tourists 3-1 in the Twenty20 series and swept their one-day series 3-0 in November, will be confident of similar dominance in this month’s three Tests in Christchurch, Wellington and Tauranga.New Zealand won the inaugural WTC title in 2021 and know how vital it will

October 1, 2025

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Group of wheelchair chairs Pak Cricket dominate Afghanistan at T20 Opener

Karachi: Pakistan’s wheelchair cricket team made a stunning start in the series of four T20 games, hitting Afghanistan from five wickets at the opening meeting at the UBL sports band on Monday night. Chasing a 146 target, the hosts neutralize Afghanistan in just 15.5 overs, thanks to a brilliant performance. The Star of the Night USAMA Tariq broke a quick 66 of 40 balls, while Spinner Imran Arain gave a devastating spell, taking five wickers to win the race award player. Earlier, after first choosing the bat, Afghanistan was combined for 145 at 19.4 overs. Asif (28), Raheem (26) and

August 4, 2025

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Marchand, Mcintosh dominate WAC

Singapore: Leon Marchand and Summer Mcintosh sealed the Golden World Swimming Championship with dominant wins on Sunday’s last day, as the United States signed a record record. Eight days of competition in Singapore ended with the French superstar Marchand and the 18 -year -old Canadian Mcintosh feeling highlighting their supremacy. Marchand, who won four individual gold and was the face of the Paris Olympic Games a year ago, added the 400 -meter Crown Crown Crown Title this week. The 23-year-old arrived in Singapore with a lighter schedule in an attempt to break Ryan Lochte’s world record since 2011-and he was

June 26, 2025

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Seals, Samar’s star, as western Indians dominate Australia in Barbados on Day 1

Shamar Joseph (left) of Western Indians celebrates 4 Wickets for 46 runs during the 1st day of the 1st Testing Race between West Indies and Australia at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados, on June 25 2025. West Indies Bowlers Jayden Seales and Shamar Joseph disassembled the Australian batting series for just 180 on the day of the first test at Kensington Oval. The Seales starred in a wonderful five wicket transfer, while Joseph’s hostile spell hit Australia’s top class, reducing visitors to 22 for three early in a living step. Shamar Joseph (left) of Western Indians during the 1st day of

‘How to Train Your Dragon’, ‘Lilo & Stitch’ dominate the box office

‘How to Train Your Dragon’ & ‘Lilo & Stitch’ remain in Box Office Top In the world box office, How to train your dragon and Lilo and stitch They dominate $ 200 and $ 850 million respectively. Both films are live-based remakes with PG-Rated, showing a strong response to nostalgic repetitions after four release weekends. According to VarietyThe UNIVERSAL & DREAMWORKS animation has exceeded $ 114 million internationally in 81 markets, while in the domestic, the film earned $ 83 million, leading to $ 197.8 million so far for the $ 150 million budget. On the other hand, Disney crossed

April 15, 2025

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The 7 trends of fashion that will dominate 2025

As we close the chapter for the appearance of a holiday covered by Rhinestone, the fashion world is already turning the page into a new year-and comes in warm. 2025 is formed to be a year of contradictions and returns, where classic style codes are redefined for now. The aesthetic pendulum moves behind maximism, but not entirely, instead it lands somewhere in the elegant medium, where the quiet luxury encounters the expressive feel. This year, expect a fusion of timeless and playful pieces. Of the intense prints of animals to oversized bags, the trends that make waves in 2025 are

March 1, 2025

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England is struggling as southern African pellers dominate

England’s decision to win first after the victory of the 2025 ICC Champions match against South Africa proves to be difficult as they face a harsh challenge in Karachi. On 159/7 after 32.4 overs, England’s entries have retreated, with the team struggling to build corporate relationships and losing wickers at regular intervals. The top class was quickly disassembled with Phil Salt (8), Ben Duckett (24) and Jamie Smith (0) all cheap. Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (19) provided short resistance, but both players were rejected before they could promote for higher scores. The middle class had no better, as

December 30, 2024

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Pakistani players dominate the Scottish Junior Open with 4 titles

Pakistan’s Sohail Adnan and Spain’s Itzel Reguero Garcia. — Provided by reporter KARACHI: Pakistani junior squash players produced an impressive display at the 2024 Scottish Open Junior Squash in Edinburgh, winning four titles and securing three third-place finishes in various age categories, underscoring the growing dominance of Pakistan’s young talent in international squash. In the U13 boys’ final, Sohail Adnan displayed impeccable skill and composure as he outlasted Spain’s Itzel Reguero Garcia in straight games. Sohail’s commanding 11-3, 11-5, 11-6 victory highlighted his technical ability and strategic play. Meanwhile, Huzaifa Shahid showed great nerve control in the U15 boys’ final,

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