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September 30, 2025

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Influences have been closed to promote fraudulent trading applications

Lahore: The National Government Investigation Organization (NCCIA) is stepping up its suppression against social media influences accused of promoting illegal electronic applications, recording multiple cases in Lahore in accordance with the prevention of law on e -crimes (PECA) and other laws. In the latest evolution, three prominent influences – Iqra Kanwal, Nadeem Mubarak Alias ​​Naniwala and Muhammad Hasnain Shah – have been recorded for allegedly encouraging their fans to invest in high -profit mobile applications, but were not legally registered. Researchers argue that influences knowingly attract ordinary citizens to fraudulent shapes, putting thousands of financial risk. According to media reports,

August 30, 2025

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UK, France and Germany promote Iran to accept the success of delay sanctions

The UK ambassador to the United Nations Barbara Woodward, accompanied by other members of the E3 German ambassador Ricklef Beutin and Deputy French Ambassador Jay Dharmadhikari, speaks with members of the Iranian press and nuclear weapons at the UN headquarters in New York at 29 August. UK envoy Barbara says that “our applications were fair and realistic”. Iran, however, did not show seriousness, says Barbara. Offer “full of unrealistic conditions,” says Iran’s envoy. United Nations: Britain, France and Germany are pushing Iran to receive an agreement that would keep new United Nations sanctions. The three European forces have stated that

July 13, 2025

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Bryan Cranston refuses to promote ‘Lone Wolf’ unless this situation is satisfied

Bryan Cranston refuses to promote “Lone Wolf” unless CREW and Crew are paid Bryan Cranston said he will not return Lonely wolf Until the remaining cast and crew are paid. THE Breaking the evil The actor admitted that you were “unreliable” from the difficulties this film faces, whose shot came in a sharp stop a few months ago, Deadline It is said that there is a deficit of $ 2 million in funding. Now, Bryan, who confirmed that he has been paid, pledged not to work or promote Lonely wolf Unless the situation has been resolved and other crew members,

June 16, 2025

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Experts discuss challenges, opportunities to promote economic growth

Panagi of the Geo News program “Great Discussion” to discuss the federal budget on June 15th 2025. – Screengrab via Geo News Lucky Cement Tabba CEO requires a ban on non-philanthropy. Arif Habib Terms Budget “Growth Oriented, Financial Integration”. Miftah Slams Govt for imposing super tax on export sector. The country’s leading businessmen and financial experts on Sunday expressed mixed views on the recently discovered federal budget 2025-26 during the Geo News Special transmission of “Pakistan Kay Liye Kar Dalo” made to discuss positive and negative aspects of next year’s fiscal strategy. The special broadcast hosted by Senior journalist Shahzeb

June 10, 2025

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United Kingdom to impose penalties for far -right Israeli minister to promote violence in Palestine

Listen to the article The United Kingdom, along with four main allies, imposed sanctions on two senior Israeli ministers, citing “repeated incitement to violence against Palestinian communities” amid stemm conflicts in Gaza and the occupied West. Sanctions, which include assets and travel prohibitions, are targeted by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. The measures were announced in a joint statement of the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Norway. British Foreign Minister David Lammy said the action was taken in response to “extremist rhetoric and incitement”, which contributed to serious human rights violations. “These

June 5, 2025

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Shahid Afridi invites girls training to promote Pakistan’s progress

Listen to the article The former captain of Pakistan’s cricket and charity Shahid Afridi has highlighted the crucial role of girls’ training from degraded backgrounds in promoting Pakistan’s development and social progress. Speaking as a head of visitor to a program held to launch a joint campaign between the Shahid Afridi Foundation (SAF) and the Green Crescent Trust (GCT), Afridi invited the Charity and the Business Community to support the efforts to enroll over 10,000 children outside Sindh. The event, with prominent donors, industrialists and members of the Karachi business fraternity, saw strong promises of support for the initiative to

June 1, 2025

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Govt considers gasoline imposition cars to promote HY

Islamabad: The federal government is likely to impose a five-year levy on vehicles powered by gasoline and diesel in the upcoming financial year 2025-26 to promote electric vehicles (EVs) and decided to set up an EV fund to support the transition to electric mobility. Sources reported that if approved and implemented, this levy could generate annual revenue of 25-30 billion Rs of RS125-150 billion for the next five years. The revenue collected will be used to finance the new five-year electric vehicles for 2026-30 and imposed on both imported and locally constructed gasoline and diesel. Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund

May 31, 2025

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Govt considers gasoline imposition cars to promote electric vehicles

Listen to the article Islamabad: The government is considering a five -year contribution to all vehicles powered by gasoline and diesel to promote electric vehicles (EV) in the country. He also decided to create an “EV Fund” to support the development of electric transport. The EV Fund will be created to facilitate the adoption of the electric vehicle and a levy is proposed to all gasoline and diesel vehicles – both imported and locally constructed – for the next five years. If approved and implemented, this levy could generate annual revenue of 25-30 billion Rs of RS125-150 billion in general

March 27, 2025

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Red Bull officially relegate Liam Lawson, promote Yuki Tsunoda to Senior F1 Team

Red Bull confirmed Liam Lawson’s immediate degradation, replacing him with Yuki Tsunoda in front of the Japanese Grand Prix. The decision follows only two matches for Lawson in the Red Bull top team, with team lead Christian Horner reporting matches with RB21 as a key reason for the change. Tsunoda, 24, will now work together Max Verstappen, while Lawson returns to the races to compete with champion Isck Hadjar. “It was difficult to see Liam competing with the RB21 in the first two games and therefore we have collected the decision to make early change,” Horner said in a statement.

November 17, 2024

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ADB launches initiative to promote food security amid climate change

An image of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) headquarters. — ADB Site/Archive Lender launches “Glaciers to Farms” program. Initiative to include risk assessments for melting glaciers. It will also support communities in mountainous areas. Islamabad: As countries around the world continue to face worsening impacts of climate change, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Sunday launched a new regional program “Glaciers to Farms” to promote sustainable water use and food security in Central Asia and the South Caucasus and Pakistan. The initiative will see ADB, with support from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) Project Readiness Facility (GCF), conduct risk assessments

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