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May 20, 2024

News Desk

Jinnah Stadium floodlights do not meet FIFA and AFC standards

Jinnah Stadium in Islamabad. — Geo Super/File Days before a 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) Regulation Committee has informed the Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) that the floodlights at the Jinnah Stadium in Islamabad do not comply with FIFA and AFC specifications. The development came as the PFF team visited the Jinnah Stadium on May 3 and 18 to test the lighting and compile an observation report. However, after a detailed evaluation, it was evident that the headlights did not meet international standards. If inconsistent lighting, especially around the goalposts, is

February 29, 2024

News Desk

The Gaza crisis exposes Western double standards on human rights

BEIJING: After the catastrophic loss of more than 30,000 lives in the Gaza Strip as a result of Israel’s continuous raids since last October, the world is witnessing not only a harrowing scale of human suffering, but also the ugly truth of Western double standards on human rights . As government officials and representatives around the world gather in Geneva for the 55th session of the Human Rights Council, the protracted tragedy unfolding in Gaza underscores the imperative to uphold the human rights of all ethnic groups and all people with fair, equal and efficient way. Death is but one

January 8, 2024

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The burgeoning gig economy is challenging the standards of a job

As the gig economy booms, the unhappiness of single-job workers calls for proactive measures to ensure a more secure future, says sociologist Alexandrea Ravenelle Representative image of employee working from home. — Unscrew Single-job workers increasingly find themselves facing the challenges posed by the changing landscape of the gig economy. The rise of the gig economy continues to reshape the traditional work landscape, challenging established norms of individual job stability. CNBCHer recent conversation with sociologist Alexandrea Ravenelle sheds light on the transformative impact of the gig economy as it highlights the obstacles facing those anchored in conventional single-job roles. In

January 6, 2024

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India orders new drug manufacturing standards after deaths abroad

NEW DELHI: Indian pharmaceutical companies must meet new production standards this year, according to a government announcement released on Saturday, although smaller companies have asked for a delay, citing their debt. Shaken by a spate of deaths abroad linked to Indian-made drugs from 2022, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has stepped up scrutiny of pharmaceutical factories to clean up the image of the $50 billion industry. “The manufacturer must take responsibility for the quality of medicinal products to ensure that they are suitable for their intended use, comply with the requirements of the license and do not put patients at

November 3, 2023

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Ali Abbas and Laiba Khan hit out at trolls for double standards

In a recent interview with Fuchsia Magazine, actors Ali Abbas and Laiba Khan put in their two cents on public acceptance of romantic portrayals on Pakistani television. Celebrities have hit back at online backlash and trolling against intimate scenes in TV dramas, calling the outrage hypocritical. The actors pointed out that Pakistani TV dramas often depict subtle and conservative forms of romance, such as hand-holding or gentle touches on the shoulders, yet these scenes often face harsh criticism from viewers. At the same time, these same viewers indulge in and value more overtly romantic content, evidenced by their enthusiasm for

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