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December 20, 2025

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ADB reviews progress on upgrading ML-I rail lines

Breakthrough of Karachi-Rohri section set for July 2026. upgrade of ML-I urged The Railway Directorate has submitted the ML-I project brief to ECNEC without having arranged funding from the Public Sector Development Programme, China or any other international financial institution. Photo: AFP Islamabad: A delegation of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), led by its Director General Leah Gutierrez, on Friday called on Federal Minister for Railways Muhammad Hanif Abbasi to review the progress on upgrading Main Line-I (ML-I), the most critical infrastructure project of Pakistan Railways. During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on the scope, funding and implementation strategy

October 10, 2025

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Govt reviews GDP growth up to 3.04% for FY25

Representative picture of an economic growth. – Application file Economy worth $ 407.2 billion this year. Per capita income increases to $ 1,812. The strong growth of Q4 enhances the annual yield of GDP. Islamabad: The government has revised Pakistan’s GDP growth rate for the financial year (FY25) to 3.04%, from the previous temporary estimate of 2.68%, The news reported. According to updated data, the economy recorded a strong increase of 5.66% in the fourth quarter (April -June), which increased the total annual interest rate to 3.04%. The country’s financial size now is $ 407.2 billion, while per capita income

September 25, 2025

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ICC reviews PCB complaint against India Captain Suryakumar Yadav

Captain of India Suryakumar Yadav and Open Shubman Gill, Dubai’s International Stadium The Indian Captain was accused of politicizing cricket after a victory. The violation of neutrality under the ICC Code was revised. ICC Mulls Disciplinary Action for Comments. India Captain Suryakumar Yadav has landed on a serious problem, as the Cricket International Council (ICC) has accepted a complaint filed by the Pakistani Council (PCB) and ordered the review of his comments after the match after the Asia -Asia team’s victory over Asia Minor. The ICC said it is considering the PCB complaint, which accuses Suryakumar of politicizing cricket and

September 12, 2025

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Meeting reviews commercial performance

Islamabad: Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan underlined the need to differentiate products and export markets focusing on high -value and non -traditional sectors. He also called for the development of import substitution strategies to reduce the dependence on food and energy imports. The minister chaired a high -level meeting on Thursday to review Pakistan’s trade performance during the first two months of the current financial year. Senior officials and representatives of the relevant departments attended the meeting. It was noted that Pakistan’s exports remained stable at $ 5.11 billion in July-August 2025-26, despite provocative global conditions. The sector of textiles

September 2, 2025

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‘Broken English’ reviews Faithfull’s heritage in Venice

VENICE: The life and career of British singer Marianne Faithfull reappear at the Venice Film Festival at “Broken English”, a film that mixes documentary and fiction in an attempt to restore the public. “Marianne was an artist artist … but the public perception was frozen and stuck and I think she stayed in the AI, the broken facts will remain simply broken,” said Jane Pollard, who co-directed with fellow British director Iain Forsyth. He often remembered as his ex -girlfriend Mick Jagger, despite releasing more than 30 albums on his own, Faithfull is depicted through a series of interviews that

August 27, 2025

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Humayun Saeed remains unchanged when it comes to negative reviews

Journalist Ambreen Fatima recently interview with actor and producer Humayun Saeed, asking questions about negative reviews about his dramas. Humayun is unchanged by criticism. He laughs and not to embrace the reviews. Although not explicitly appears, the show Main manto nahi hoon Tips to a romance between Mehmal (Sajal Aly) and Manto (Humayun Saeed). In one scene, Mehmal’s aunt teases her to have a crash with her teacher, pointing out how much she talks about him, implying a romantic attraction. Public opinion argues that Manto and Mehmal should not be romantically involved. The show has also been criticized that it

July 27, 2025

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ADB reviews Pakistan’s FY25 growth forecast at 2.7%

A picture of the logo of the Asian Development Bank. – Reuters/file The FY26 Growth Forecast was kept stable at 3%. Regional GDP decreased to 5.9% of commercial risks. US invoices, conflicts threaten regional supply chains. Karachi: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has revised the provision of Pakistan’s economic growth for the financial year 2025 slightly up to 2.7%, than the previous 2.5% promotion in April, reporting stronger than expected industrial and industrial performance. The news reported. In the latest Asian growth prospects released on Wednesday, the Manila -based lender stated that the revised forecast reflects “a higher than expected

June 22, 2025

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Trump reviews the removal of Jerome Powell chair

US President Donald Trump, Federal Reserve President Jerome Powell. – AFP/file Washington: US President Donald Trump said he could change his mind about removing the federal bank chair Jerome Powell. Trump often criticizes Powell because he did not raise interest rates and has previously threatened to remove him. But now, he seems to soften his attitude, even though Powell’s term is going to end soon. “I do not know why the Board of Directors does not prevail,” Trump wrote in a long position in the truth that social criticizing Fed’s policy. “Perhaps, maybe, should I change my mind to shoot

May 15, 2025

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The impossible ‘finale shelves up praise in the first reviews

Listen to the article After nearly three decades and seven action films full of action, the mission: The impossible franchise is over with the great landing of the mission: impossible-the final showdown. Starring Tom Cruise, Hayley Atwell, Hannah Waddingham, Pom Klementieff and others, the film follows Ethan Hunt and the IMF team as they chase the entity, a ruthless artificial intelligence that threatens to destroy humanity. Directed by Christopher McQuarrie, the top feature takes two months after the events of the mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, released in 2023. As we have often seen, it is enticing for production companies

International Students sue Trump’s administration for US reviews

Several international students whose visas have recently been recalled have filed lawsuits against Trump’s administration, arguing that they have denied their proper procedure and remain vulnerable to detention and expulsion amid sudden changes in their legal status. Visa terminals have influenced students in prominent institutions in all the United States, such as the University of Harvard, the University of Stanford, the University of Maryland and the Ohio State University, as well as the smaller colleges of liberal arts. In the lawsuits filed against the Ministry of Interior Security, students argue that their legal residence was revoked without proper justification or

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