Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in Sports
England Test coach Stephen Fleming has pledged to develop local coaching talent during his tenure, saying the national team should ideally be led by an English coach. Appointed in July, the former New Zealand captain highlighted upcoming challenges, including the South Africa series, Ashes and next year’s Cricket World Cup. Read More…
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Prime Minister’s Youth Programme Chairman Rana Mashhood Ahmed Khan has announced plans to expand youth opportunities in Balochistan through artificial intelligence, technical training and business support. He said partnerships with business groups and development organisations would promote startups, entrepreneurship and marketable skills to improve employment prospects and economic independence. Read More…
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PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has urged the opposition to engage constructively with the federal government, suggesting dialogue could help reverse emergency and governor’s rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. However, political observers face doubts over progress without confidence-building measures, as the opposition remains opposed to the removal of the elected provincial government. Read More…
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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa reported 99 new dengue cases in 24 hours, taking the annual tally to 4,091, according to health authorities. Kohat remains the worst-affected district, with 2,567 cases. One death was reported in Dera Ismail Khan, while officials said prevention and control measures were underway amid October’s heightened risk. Read More…
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Police arrested PTI MNA Maulana Syed Naseem Ali Shah during a raid on his seminary in Bannu’s Ghoriwala area. Authorities have yet to disclose the reason for his arrest or his whereabouts. PTI condemned the detention, alleging violations of constitutional rights and accusing the government of targeting political opponents. Read More…
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Sindh’s long coastline, fertile land and agricultural resources offer major opportunities for aquaculture and rural industries, yet investment remains limited. The concentration of capital, an unsupportive business environment and weak processing and cold-chain infrastructure have hindered growth, preventing local resources from generating wider employment and industrial development. Read More…
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The cost of Rawalpindi Ring Road has increased to Rs50.4 billion following a third revision, while toll plazas remain unfinished. Officials expect the 38.3-kilometre road to open in the first week of November, with electronic toll collection and traffic management systems requiring additional time for installation. Read More…
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Four Islamabad police officials have been arrested over an alleged robbery at a house occupied by Chinese nationals in F-7/1. The suspects, reportedly wearing police uniforms, allegedly stole Rs2 million and a mobile phone. It was the fourth such robbery targeting Chinese residents since August 29, prompting further investigations. Read More…
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Newly appointed Federal Health Secretary Nadeem Mehboob visited PIMS to review hospital operations, staffing shortages and rising patient numbers. He directed the administration to expedite preparations for opening the new emergency department, address operational challenges and improve medical facilities and human-resource management to ensure better healthcare services for patients. Read More…
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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi has vowed to expand anti-encroachment operations across the province after inspecting a drive in Peshawar’s Garhi Qamardin area. He warned that no one would be exempt from legal action, regardless of influence, and said authorities would be held accountable if illegal occupations reappeared. Read More…
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