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Election petition against PML-N MPA dismissed – Pakistan
LAHORE: An election tribunal comprising Justice Anwaar Hussain of the Lahore High Court has dismissed an election petition challenging the victory of PML-N MPA Mahmood Anwar from PP-182, Kasur. PTI-backed independent candidate Aqeel Aslam filed the petition claiming that he won the election according to results compiled through Form 45. However, the petitioner alleged that…
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Audit uncovers Rs152bn losses, irregularities in KP govt projects
An audit report by the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Directorate General Audit has revealed fraud, mismanagement, and irregularities across multiple projects and departments of the provincial government, resulting in losses of Rs152.1 billion to the public exchequer. According to a news report, the audit examined accounts from the financial year 2022-23 and previous years. It identified systemic issues……
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Rohit Sharma supports Virat Kohli to tackle off-stump problems
Rohit Sharma (right) and Virat Kohli. —AFP Supporting the right-handed batsman to address the woes concerning deliveries going outside the off-stump in Australia, India skipper Rohit Sharma has said cricketers of… Continue Reading News Source: www.thenews.com.pk
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England captain Ben Stokes to miss three months with injury
LONDON: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Monday, provided an update on the injury of the national men’s Test captain Ben Stokes. The star all-rounder has been ruled out of all forms of cricket after tearing his left hamstring during the third Test against New Zealand, team management confirmed. He had already been…
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12 killed in blast at Turkiye explosives plant – World
ISTANBUL: A powerful blast on Tuesday ripped through an explosives plant in northwest Turkiye killing 13 people and injuring four others, officials said. Footage showed shards of glass and metal scattered outside the plant, where ambulances stood by. “According to initial reports, 12 employees died and four were taken to hospital with injuries as a…
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Pakistan to host West Indies for two January Tests in Multan
KARACHI: Pakistan announced on Tuesday that two Tests against the West Indies next month will take place back-to-back in Multan. They will be the West Indies’ first Tests in Pakistan for 19 years and will take place on January 17-21 and 25-29. The matches will count towards the World Test Championship though both teams are…
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Pakistan Railways manufactures 440 goods wagons locally – Pakistan
LAHORE: Technology transferred by China has enabled Pakistan to locally manufacture modern high-speed passenger coaches and high-capacity goods’ wagons locally, ending dependence of the Pakistan Railways (PR) to import rolling stock from abroad. Under a technology-transfer contract, China has built the capacity of the PR’s engineers, technical staff etc who have succeeded in manufacturing… Continue…
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Edu ministry holds meeting to review progress on ‘Character Education Initiative’
ISLAMABAD, Dec 24 (APP):Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training on Tuesday holds a meeting on implementing the Character Education Initiative “Building a Nation of Values through Character Education Forward”. The session was chaired by Federal Secretary Muhyuddin Ahmad Wani and attended by prominent stakeholders, including Chairman National Rahmatul lil Aalameen Wa… Continue Reading News…
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Police verification now required for Pakistani travelers to UAE
Police verification now required for Pakistani travelers to UAE The Senate Standing Committee on Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resources… Continue Reading News Source: www.bolnews.com
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India pacer Mohammed Shami ruled out of Australia Tests
India suffered a blow on Monday when pacer Mohammed Shami was ruled out of the final two Test matches of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia. Shami has missed the first three matches of the series but was expected to join the Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah for the Boxing Day Test. The right-arm pacer…
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