In an unprecedented occurrence, temperatures in Morocco have soared beyond 50 degrees Celsius (120 Fahrenheit), marking a historic high, as confirmed by the country’s meteorological […]
Pakistan Hockey Federation stopped from working, officials suspended
In a significant turn of events, the Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) has taken action to halt the operations of the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) and […]
PTI chairman booked for ‘missing’ cipher copy
The Counter Terrorism Wing of the Federal Investigation Authority (FIA) has initiated legal proceedings against the Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on grounds of purportedly […]
Over 600 booked as high-level probe underway into Jaranwala incident
As per the First Information Report (FIR), a multitude of 500-600 individuals, led by a specific group, perpetrated an assault on the Christian community. This […]
Azerbaijan Set to Initiate Direct Flights to Pakistan in the Near Future
Azerbaijan’s national airline, AZAL, is set to inaugurate regular flight services to Pakistan starting from September 20, 2023. As conveyed by a representative from the […]
Imran Khan the only test captain to declare with a personal score in 90s
In the world of cricket, certain records stand as a testament to a player’s exceptional skills, strategic thinking, and leadership prowess. One such remarkable record […]
Cyrus Sajjad Qazi appointed Foreign Secretary
In a potential development, Dr. Syed Mohammad Ali, a defense analyst, is being considered for the position of Minister of Information.
Marilyn Samuels found guilty of violating Anti-Corruption Code, sentence announced
Former West Indies all-rounder Marlon Samuels has been found guilty of breaching the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Anti-Corruption Code. In the T10 League held in Abu Dhabi in 2019, Samuels was charged with violating the four corners of the law. The verdict on the punishment will be delivered by the Independent Tribunal, with the announcement expected to be made later.
Queen Alzabeth’s Encounter with Two American Tourists
Queen Elizabeth II once had an amusing encounter with two American tourists outside Buckingham Palace. The Queen was casually strolling with her former protection officer, Richard Griffin, when they encountered two American tourists who failed to recognize Queen Elizabeth as the British monarch.




