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‘One of the greatest leg spinners of all time’: PM Imran pays tribute to deceased Abdul Qadir Imran Khan says Qadir was the “life of the dressing room” who used to entertain the players with his wit and humour.
Cricket legend Abdul Qadir Khan dies of cardiac arrest in Lahore Condolences pour in as son confirms the demise of the iconic leg spinner.
13 arrested, restaurant sealed in Lahore for allegedly serving alcoholic beverages After an undercover operation, police seize several liquor bottles from the restaurant; staff and customers arrested.
India loses contact with Moon lander on its final approach As millions watched with bated breath nationwide, spacecraft Vikram went silent just 2.1km above the lunar surface.
Pakistan denies Indian president’s request to use its airspace for overflight Decision taken in view of India’s continuing oppression of the people in occupied Kashmir: Foreign Minister Qureshi.
Nasir Janjua, 2 others investigated in judge video scandal set free for lack of evidence FIA tells magistrate court that no evidence was found against the three arrested men during investigation.
China can help defuse tensions in South Asia: US Pentagon official reminds Islamabad that once close relationship with Washington can be rebuilt.
Nepra holds KE responsible for 19 deaths K-Electric blames urban flooding due to rain and encroachment around power installations.
Classmates of Hunain burn school Heavy contingent of the police was immediately dispatched while the fire brigades also rushed to the site.
Balochistan CM condemns Indian terror in Kashmir “Anyone thinking that Pakistan will or can budge even an inch from this stance is gravely mistaken.”
NAB okays filing of cases against Sharjeel, others NAB started investigation against Memon in July over allegations of corruption and money laundering.
Karachi’s once bustling Prince Cinema is no more Prince Cinema to be replaced by high-rise ‘Prince Icon’.
What the PTI can do On coming to power, rather than show maturity and self-confidence, the PTI started to resemble a nervous wreck.
IMF programme ‘on track’, govt insists Coming Fund team visit is routine, not a ‘review’.
LNG buy tender attracts Asian sellers but Gunvor dominates Nine companies in all qualify in the tender to supply four cargoes in October, two in November and four in December.
Taliban launch offensive to take key Afghan city Fighting started early in the morning when insurgents briefly seized an Afghan army recruitment centre in Farah city.
Hong Kong protesters reject leader’s concession with new rallies “It’s too late now. In these three months, a lot of people have sacrificed themselves and been arrested,” says retiree.
Ditched by the ummah KSA and UAE cannot call for self-determination in Kashmir for fear of consequences at home.