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November 4, 2025

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UK partner terminates Arshad Khan ‘Chaiwala’ over contract violations

Before and after images change logo in Chaiwala. — Reporter LONDON: A legal and branding dispute has emerged between the one-time viral sensation Arshad Khan – popularly known as the blue-eyed Arshad Khan Chaiwala – and Nadir Durrani, the London-based businessman who helped introduce the Café Chaiwala brand to Britain. The dispute centers on the use of the Chaiwala name, payments and claims of independent brand development. Arshad Khan first rose to fame in 2016 after a photo of him making tea at a stall in Islamabad went viral. Riding this wave of fame, he launched his original Chaiwala Café

August 4, 2025

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Giorgio Armani finely fine for work violations

MILAN: Italy’s antitrust regulator has imposed a fine on Giorgio Armani fashion team and one of its € 3.5 million (USD4 million) units for suspected unfair commercial practices, he said on Friday. The Giorgio Armani Group rejected the accusation and said it would appeal. The regulatory authority stated in a statement that the two companies “issued misleading statements of moral and social responsibility as opposed to the actual working conditions found by suppliers and subcontractors”. He added that Armani was commissioned by most of the production bag and leather accessories in these third parties. The Authority said that although the

July 28, 2025

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US Muslim lawmakers are committed to raising gaza human rights violations in Congress

A group of four Muslim members of the American Congress-and Carson, Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib and Latifah Simon-Mez with the US Human Rights Committee. During a meeting at a local Auckland hotel with a delegation from the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) during the weekend, legislators assured that they would promote Congress’s official hearing on the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza and all the humanitarian crisis. The ICNA delegation, led by Dr Asim Asad, included members who traveled from all the United States – Florida, Dallas, Sacramento and San Jose – to meet both individually and collectively with legislators.

July 17, 2025

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Govt cuts sugar Introduction amid IMF concerns about policy violations

A representation of a picture showing workers preparing sugar bags in a warehouse. – AFP/file Trading Corporation delays the start date of the offer by July 22, 2025. Move U-Turn signs from Govt’s goal of importing 0.5 million tonnes of sugar. The terms to exemption from the IMF tax introduce “infringement of EFF commitments”. ISLAMABAD: In a sudden reversal of policy, the state trading company (TCP) has reduced the supply of sugar from 300,000 metric in just 50,000 metric tonnes due to the pressure of domestic paratroopers and increasing concerns of the International Coins Fund (IMF). The news reported on

May 10, 2025

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Pakistan, India blames each other for violations of that

Hours after an agreement with immediate ceasefire on Saturday, Pakistan and India accused each other of violating the truce, rejuvenating concerns about fragile tranquility between the two neighbors. The ceasefire was announced after days of escalating military tensions and deadly cross -border exchanges that had pushed both countries to the brink of a full -scale war. However, within a few hours of the truce, reports of renewed hostilities were reported to both Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Indian violated occupied jammos and Kashmir (Iiojk), questioning the doubt about the resilience of the agreement. The explosions were heard throughout Srinagar,

March 16, 2025

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Corbin Bosch served PCB legal alert for suspected contract violations

All-Rounder Corbin Bosch of South Africa. – AFP/file South Africa’s Corbin Bosch has been awarded a legal notice by the Pakistani Council (PCB) for the alleged breach of contractual obligations to the Board of Directors. Bosch, 30, was selected by Peshawar Zalmi in the Diamond category during the tenth edition of Draft HBL PSL Player, held in Lahore on January 13th. The legal alert was served through his agent and the player has been called upon to justify his actions to withdraw from his professional and contractual commitments. PCB management has also described the impact of its departure from the

February 21, 2025

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India fine BBC £ 314,510 for alleged currency violations

Listen to the article India’s Financial Crimes Combat Service has imposed a fine on the British BBC 314,510 pounds ($ 397,980) for alleged foreign exchange violations in the nation of South Asia, according to three government sources Reuters. The Agency, the India Insurance Directorate (ED), opened an investigation into the BBC in April 2023 in accordance with the Law Management Act, two months after the tax authorities investigated at the offices of the broadcasting station in Delhi and Bombay. The ED is conducting investigations into suspicions of violations of the Law on India Currency Management and can “expose and impose

February 15, 2025

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Shaheen, Saud, Kamran fine for violations during the PAK VS SA match

Pakistan Pacer Shaheen Afridi during a heated argument with Matthew Breetzke of South Africa at Tri-Nation Series Match at Karachi National Bank Stadium on 12 February 2025.-PCB Three Pakistani players-Shaheen Shah Afridi, Saud Shakeel and Kamran Ghulam-a fine have been imposed by the Cricket International Council (ICC) for violating Level 1 of his Code of Conduct Wednesday. According to the ICC, Shaheen was fined at 25% of the fee of the match after breach of Article 2.12 of “Code of Conduct for players and player support personnel”, which faces “inappropriate physical contact with a player, player support personnel , referee,

February 7, 2025

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Hamas accuses Israel of ceasefire violations before hostage exchange

Listen to the article Hamas accused Israel of multiple violations of the ceasefire agreement on Friday, the day before the scheduled exchange of Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners, in the context of a fragile war on the end of the war in Gaza. Hamas claimed that Israel had delayed the entry of trucks carrying humanitarian supplies, including food, and had only allowed one fraction of scenes and mobile houses needed to flee people who returned to bombed houses. The accusations underline the fragility of the ceasefire agreement, which was carried out with the help of Qatar’s Egyptian and Ombudsman and

February 5, 2025

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Nepra imposes RS63M fines on power businesses in regulatory violations

Power Transmission Tower in Karachi, Pakistan, January 24, 2023 – Reuters Nepra companies offer fines for reporting non -compliance with performance points. MEPCO has been a fine for failure to respond to security, service standards. The regulatory body orders complete grounding of structures within three months. ISLAMABAD: Fines totaling 63 million Rs have been imposed by the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) on multiple energy distribution companies for violating regulatory standards, referring to non -compliance with reference points, security codes and consumer serving obligations , according to The news. For failure to meet the safety and services standards described on

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