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December 3, 2025

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India withdraws mandate to preload cybersecurity app on smartphones after outcry

The logo of the Sanchar Saathi app and the Indian flag are seen in this picture taken on December 2, 2025. — Reuters The decision marks a rare policy reversal for the Modi government. Congress and tech companies are questioning the legality of the move. The Indian government says it is backing down because of the app’s popularity. India’s government on Wednesday rescinded an order for smartphone makers to preload a government cybersecurity app on all new devices after an outcry from politicians, privacy advocates and global tech companies over surveillance fears. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government had privately told

September 2, 2025

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Australian Pacer Starc withdraws from T20IS, shifts focus on tests, Odis

Australia’s Mitchell Starc in action. – Reuters/file Pace’s Australian rhythm, Mitchell Starc, called on T20 international career, choosing to put its energy in longer forms as it sees fresh milestones in testing and ODI. In the absence of Starc, the selectors on Tuesday called a team for the upcoming New Zealand series. At its 65 T20 Internationals, Starc’s 79 Wickets place him second in the list of all time for Australia behind Adam Zampa, proving its importance to the Australian facility. Starc said: “The Test Cricket is and has always been my highest priority. “I have loved every minute of

April 17, 2025

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Arslan Ash withdraws from Riyadh Clash, Evo Japan Events due to Visa Issues

Arslan Ash, world -renowned champion Tekken 8 from Pakistan, confirmed on Wednesday that he will lose two major Esports tournaments in Riadh’s 2025 -Gamers8 and Evo Japan -referring to continued visa complications. He is considered one of the best players in the world in the world, Arslan Ash was a dominant figure in the competitive scene of the game. His retirement from Riyadh Clash and Evo Japan tournaments is a major blow to both fans and organizers, especially after his operational performance earlier this year on the world stage. In a statement released via X (formerly Twitter), Arslan Ash said:

January 10, 2025

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Ronnie O’Sullivan withdraws from Masters for medical reasons

Defending champion Ronnie O’Sullivan has withdrawn from the Masters due to medical reasons, leaving fans without the expected opening match against John Higgins. A statement from the World Snooker Tour read: “Neil Robertson has replaced Ronnie O’Sullivan in the draw for the upcoming Johnstone’s Paint Masters. Last year’s champion O’Sullivan was due to face John Higgins in the opening match on Sunday afternoon but pulled out on medical grounds. O’Sullivan, 49, was aiming for a record-extending ninth title at Alexandra Palace but his absence is reshaping the prestigious invitational event for the world’s top 16 players. Neil Robertson, seeded 17th

December 20, 2024

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Justin Trudeau’s government may collapse as key ally withdraws support

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addresses the Liberal Party Caucus meeting in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, December 16, 2024. — Reuters The NDP’s Singh is planning a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Trudeau on Jan. 27. The opposition parties pledge to support the move that will lead to elections. Trudeau’s minority government has supported the NDP since the last election. OTTAWA: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears on course to lose power early next year after a key political ally announced plans to topple his minority Liberal government, leading to an election. Jagmeet Singh, leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP),

September 12, 2024

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Government withdraws 250 million rupees grant for infrastructure

Islamabad: The federal government on Wednesday reversed its decision to give a quarter of a billion rupees to a private foundation for an infrastructure project, which it had earlier allocated in a non-transparent manner using inflation-biting taxpayers’ money. The government had allocated funds for the Noorani Foundation (TNF) without setting any criteria and despite the fact that the social sector was not the responsibility of the center under the constitution. Last month, the Finance Ministry approved a grant of Rs 250 million for the Noorani Foundation to construct a school building. The funding was approved under grant number 45, which

September 11, 2024

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Punjab withdraws Rs 14 power subsidy for ICT

Islamabad: The Punjab government has decided to withdraw the electricity subsidy of Rs 14 per unit for consumers of the capital Islamabad with immediate effect while bowing to pressure from the International Monetary Fund. The decision will deprive the consumers of the capital Islamabad of Rs.14 subsidy per unit for the month of September, according to a release issued by the Islamabad Electricity Supply Company (IESCO). Consumers of Islamabad city and adjoining areas will now get their electricity bills at the new increased rates which the federal government had notified with effect from July 1 to comply with the IMF

Kenya’s president withdraws tax hikes after deadly protests

NAIROBI: Kenya’s president on Wednesday withdrew planned tax hikes, bowing to pressure from protesters who stormed parliament, launched protests across the country and threatened more action this week. William Ruto said he would not sign a finance bill, including the increases, a day after violent clashes between police and protesters in the assembly and across the country left at least 23 dead and many injured, according to doctors. “Listening strongly to the people of Kenya who have said loudly that they want nothing to do with this Finance Bill 2024, I concede that. And therefore, I will not sign the

June 12, 2024

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Budget 2024-25 withdraws tax credits for hybrid vehicles to boost local car industry

KARACHI: Presenting the budget for the financial year 2024-2025, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb announced several reforms, including the withdrawal of concessions on customs duties on the import of hybrid vehicles to promote the local auto industry. Aurangzeb noted that earlier there was a significant price difference between hybrid and regular vehicles due to new technology. However, since hybrid vehicles are now produced locally, concessions are no longer necessary. The withdrawal is aimed at supporting the domestic car industry. In addition, concessions for the import of luxury electric vehicles (EVs) will be removed, as buyers who can afford to pay $50,000

June 12, 2024

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Rahm withdraws from US Open

UNITED STATES: Two-time champion Jon Rahm withdrew from the 124th US Open on Tuesday due to a left foot infection after consulting with doctors. Spanish world number eight Rahm pulled out of last week’s LIV Golf Houston on Saturday due to the injury he suffered on Friday. “After consulting with multiple doctors and my team, I have decided it is best for my long-term health to withdraw from this week’s US Open,” Rahm wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “To say I’m disappointed is a huge understatement!” Rahm was scheduled to start his opening round Thursday at 1:36 p.m. from the

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