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February 8, 2024

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Pakistanis are making the most of the 2024 elections

On the eve of election day in Pakistan, citizens are eager to vote for their preferred political parties. However, some areas are experiencing internet blackouts. Despite this challenge, people are using social media to share their voting experiences and provide useful information. The internet is buzzing with debate, serving as a virtual hub for citizens to connect, be informed and actively participate in the democratic process. Many citizens are using the digital sphere to share valuable guidance on the voting process and provide insight into their individual experiences, contributing to the collective dialogue around elections. Initiation of reactions. A user

February 2, 2024

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8 Pakistanis among 19 crew rescued by Indian navy off Somalia

NEW DELHI: India’s navy said on Friday it had rescued 19 crew members aboard a seized fishing vessel off Somalia, the third such operation this week after a series of attacks on shipping in the region. A distress call from the Iranian-flagged FV Omari was received on Wednesday and the Indian patrol vessel INS Sharda intercepted the vessel in the “morning hours” of Friday, according to a navy statement. “The ship has secured the successful release of the crew… along with the vessel,” it said. “The ship also undertook confirmatory boarding of the FV Omari to decontaminate and check the

January 31, 2024

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US says Pakistanis have ‘right to choose their own leader’

The United States on Wednesday strongly condemned the attack on the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) rally in Sibi a day earlier, saying Pakistan has the right to choose its leader without fear of the country’s stability and prosperity. On Tuesday, a bomb exploded at a PTI rally in Sibi, killing at least four and injuring five, according to police and witnesses. Saddam Tareen, PTI’s candidate for NA-253 National Assembly constituency, who was leading the rally on Jinnah Road, escaped unharmed. The injured were taken to the Sibi District Hospital (DHQ) for emergency medical attention. Read more: PTI-affiliated Bajaur election candidate shot

January 31, 2024

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Pakistanis drank over $336 million worth of tea in six months!

Tea imports in the country grow by 5.53% in the first half of the current financial year A vendor prepares tea for customers on Empress Road in Lahore on January 9, 2024. — Online The country’s tea imports increased by 5.53% during the first half of the current financial year compared to the same period last year, according to Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) data. The country’s tea imports rose to $336.423 million in July-December (2023-24) compared to imports of $318.798 million in July-December (2022-23), according to PBS data. In terms of quantity, imports increased by 9.12% as the country

January 23, 2024

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No Pakistanis make it to ICC Test, ODI Teams of the Year 2023

Pakistan cricketers celebrate after the Cricket World Cup 2022 ICC Twenty20 cricket tournament match between Pakistan and South Africa at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). — AFP/File With no Pakistani player making the cut, the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday announced the men’s T20I and One-day International (ODI) squads for the year 2023. The ICC Team of the Year recognizes 11 outstanding individuals who impressed throughout 2023, either with the bat, the ball or their overall achievements during the calendar year. Australia’s Pat Cummins has been named Test Team Captain of the Year after leading Australia to their maiden

January 22, 2024

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Pakistanis unlikely to watch FIFA World Cup qualifiers at home

PFF highlights the significant challenge associated with lighting conditions, as the game must be played under lights The Pakistan men’s national football team plays against Tajikistan in the second round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup Asian qualifiers in Islamabad, Pakistan on November 21, 2023. —Pakistan Football Federation KARACHI: Football fans in Pakistan may miss out on the chance to watch Pakistan’s FIFA World Cup qualifier against Jordan at the ground as the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) has confirmed that Islamabad’s Jinnah Stadium is not up to standard. of the world governing body. In a statement released on Monday, the

January 16, 2024

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Trigger, Unnecessary, Stupid: Pakistanis Hit Fighter Trailer

The trailer of the movie which was released recently Fighter has stirred controversy and drawn criticism for its anti-Pakistan narrative. Starring A-list stars like Deepika Padukone, Hrithik Roshan and Anil Kapoor, the trailer makes bold statements about India ‘owning’ Kashmir and hints at the idea of ​​’Indian Occupied Pakistan’ if there were full retaliation. The film’s outspoken stance on sensitive geopolitical issues has led to resentment among viewers, sparking debate on social media and prompting individuals, including makeup artist Natasha Ali Lakhani, to voice their concerns. In a post that featured a carousel of images, Lakhani included a photo of

January 2, 2024

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Pakistanis will be able to watch ‘Animal’ on Netflix this month

With Indian films banned in the country, Pakistanis will now be able to watch Ranbir Kapoor’s controversial film Animal on Netflix this month, according to Hindustan Times. The Sandeep Reddy directorial Vanga is set to release on the streaming giant on January 26. A month after its release, Animal has surpassed Shah Rukh Khan’s first offering of 2023, Pathaan, to collect over INR 5.4 billion in India. According to Bollywood Hungama, the film has crossed the INR 9 billion mark at the worldwide box office. The film, starring Ranbir, Anil Kapoor, Rashmika Mandanna and Bobby Deol in pivotal roles, has

December 8, 2023

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Pakistanis shine at the Red Sea International Film Festival

With the curtain falling on its 10-day celebration on Saturday, the third edition of the Red Sea International Film Festival continued to pack A-listers at The Ritz-Carlton in Jeddah. The film festival winners were announced on Thursday and Pakistani director Zarrar Kahn’s Into the flames won the Golden Yusr for best feature film. In a video shared on his Instagram, the director shared his excitement at winning the biggest award of the night. “I just found out we won the main prize at the Red Sea Film Festival. I wish I was there,” an ecstatic Khan shared. “I can’t believe

November 14, 2023

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Here are Braverman’s controversial statements — including against the Pakistanis

Home Secretary Suella Braverman QC walks outside 10 Downing Street, following the death of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth, in London, Britain, September 9, 2022. — Reuters Suella Braverman, who has been removed as UK Home Secretary, has often been in the headlines for her controversial statements, particularly against refugees and ethnic minorities. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Monday fired Braverman from the cabinet in a surprise cabinet reshuffle after she was accused of inciting tensions and racial hatred over the Armistice Day protests and that London police favored left-wing pro-Palestinians protesters. But the now-ousted security czar is no stranger to

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