Imran Khan set to hold power show in Lahore tonight By: Web Desk on August 13, 2022 PTI‘s chairman Imran Khan will speak to his supporters tonight in Lahore as the party assembles to commemorate 75 years of Pakistan’s independence. The former prime minister is anticipated to inspire confidence in his fans by sharing his “Haqiqi Azadi” trip. In a video message sent on Twitter yesterday, Khan urged his followers to […]
US actress Anne Heche legally dead after crash By: AFP on August 13, 2022 Hollywood actor Anne Heche has been declared legally dead, one week after she crashed her car into a Los Angeles building, a spokeswoman said Friday. Heche, 53, had been comatose in hospital with a severe brain injury since the fiery collision on August 5. Having lost all brain function, she is “legally dead according to California law,” though […]
PAF releases song to commemorate 75th Independence Day By: Web Desk on August 13, 2022The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) releases a song in honour of Pakistan’s 75th anniversary of independence. PAF releases song to honours the courageous Shaheens (eagles) of the Pakistan Air Force who are ever vigilant and prepared to defend their nation. The song also emphasises the Pakistan Air Force’s efforts to become more innovative and independent […]
Still waiting for justice in harassment case, says TikToker Ayesha Akram By: Web Desk on August 13, 2022 The harassment episode involving TikToker Ayesha Akram, which occurred at Greater Iqbal Park in Lahore on August 14, 2021 and was widely publicised for a while, now seems to have been forgotten. Across the nation, protests were conducted in opposition to the occurrence of harassment of TikToker Ayesha Akram, and more than 100 people […]
Sania Mirza shares funny Indian rituals on Independence Day By: Web Desk on August 13, 2022 Popular Indian Tennis star Sania Mirza shares funny Indian rituals on Independence Day that only Indians can understand. Pakistan and India, the two neighbouring nations, have a very similar past. India observes Independence Day on August 15 while Pakistan observes their day on August 14. Internet users are constantly curious in how these two […]
Taliban violently disperse rare women’s protest in Kabul By: AFP on August 13, 2022 Taliban violently disperse rare women’s protest in Kabul and fired into the air on Saturday days ahead of the first anniversary of the hardline Islamists’ return to power. Since seizing control on August 15 last year, the Taliban have rolled back the marginal gains made by women during two decades of US intervention in Afghanistan. About 40 women — chanting “bread, […]
Asia Cup 2022: Ricky Ponting predicts who will win match between Pakistan and India By: Web Desk on August 13, 2022 Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting has predicted the winner of the Asia Cup 2022 match between Pakistan and India. India’s batting is superior to other teams, according to the International Cricket Council (ICC), and based on recent matches, the former Australian captain predicts India will defeat Pakistan in the Asia Cup. Ricky Ponting stated […]
Arshad Nadeem extends golden run to Islamic Solidarity Games By: Agencies on August 13, 2022 KONYA: Another Game, another record-breaking gold for the Pakistan javelin thrower as Arshad Nadeem extends golden run to Islamic Solidarity Games. Six days after his victory at the Commonwealth Games, Arshad was at it again on Friday at the Islamic Solidarity Games when the 25-year-old sent the spear to 88.55 metres for the best throw […]
Pakistan, Turkiye ink Preferential Trade Agreement By: APP on August 12, 2022 ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Turkiye on Friday inked the Preferential Trade Agreement aimed at boosting trade in goods between the two countries. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif witnessed the inking of the PTA at a ceremony held here at the PM Office, as the visiting Turkish Trade Minister Dr Mehmet Mus and Minister for Commerce Syed […]
High drama at India-Pakistan border, every sundown By: AFP on August 12, 2022 WAGAH: Every sunset on the India-Pakistan border, crowds go wild and soldiers goose-step in a chest-puffing theatrical ritual symbolising the countries’ antipathy 75 years after independence, but the display ends with a brisk, brotherly handshake. Several hours before the ceremony, enthusiastic spectators begin trickling into sitting areas on either side of chunky iron gates […]