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September 29, 2025

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Kapil Dev asks for calm after Pak-India conflict in the Asian Cup

Former Indian Cricket Captain Captain Kapil Dev speaks during a press conference in Mumbai, India. – Reuters/file Following the ACC Men T20 Cup 2025, it was hit by a series of controversy, former Indian governor Kapil Dev stressed that cricket for his part to “move on” and “let politicians do their job”. His comments came after the Indian crickets threw the work of the gentlemen from the beginning of the tournament, from the handsin Snub to the fall of the Trophy Handover by Mohsin Naqvi’s president, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC), who is also the head of Pakistan Kriket. Speech

September 28, 2025

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Dubai police set strict stadium rules in front of the Pak-India Asia Cup final

Fans are gathering for India’s Trophy 2025 match at Dubai International Stadium on 23 February 2025. – Reuters Dubai: Police in Dubai have completed security arrangements for the Asian Cup final between Pakistan and India high voltage between Pakistan and India, launching a set of guidelines for Urdu fans to keep the stadium full. Viewers have been informed to reach the site at least three hours before the first ball. Authorities warned that each ticket will allow only one registration. Ready after leaving the court will not be allowed. Dubai police have banned flammable objects, weapons, lasers and fireworks. The

June 7, 2025

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Pak-India doubles the couple lights the ITF event in Nigeria

Abuja: The International Tennis Tennis Federation Tours Junior does not pay much attention, but the event in Abuja in Nigeria attracted worldwide recognition with the Doubles Girls event with a couple from Pakistan and India, Telecomasia.net learned on Friday. Teenage girls worked at the Doubles event with the ITF that promotes it as a theme “Sports Unite Nation” in recent tension between southern Asia Minor. The two countries have fought three wars since the independence of British domination in 1947, with bilateral sports ties. Only a few and far between sports meetings happen between the two countries, with the cricket

May 11, 2025

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The Indian Foreign Minister is facing harassing online after Pak-India cease

Listen to the article Indian Foreign Minister Vikram Misri has undergone heavy online criticism after a ceasefire agreement with Pakistan, which prompted him to make the social media account. Misri, who represented India’s diplomatic position in recent press updates, is targeting social media users on Sunday. His family, including his daughter, underwent personal attacks, with users sharing private photos, contact information and inappropriate comments. The attacks followed the announcement of the ceasefire, which some nationalists in India were regarded as a concession to Pakistan. Misri was described as a “traitor” and “anti-national”, with some positions questioning his daughter’s nationality. Political

April 30, 2025

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Pak-India tensions drag PSX under 3,500 points

Broker is busy with Pakistan’s Stock Exchange (PSX) in Karachi on Thursday 17 October 2024. – PPI The KSE -100 index closed at 111.326.57, below 3,545.61 points, or -3.09%. The high of the day was 114,066.12, a decrease of 806.06 points or -0.70%. Intaday Low Touched 110,631.84, a drop of 4,240.34 points, or -3.69%. Bourse saw a sharp fall on Wednesday, as geopolitical tensions escalated after a late night warning from the federal government that India can launch a military strike within the next 24 to 36 hours. The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) reference index closed at 111.326.57 points, sinking

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