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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is a 'Genetic Djinn': Pakistani cricket 'expert' says RR IPL star has brought baseball mechanics in cricketRajasthan Royals' young opener Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is making waves in IPL 2026. A Pakistani analyst called him a 'Genetic Djinn' for his p...- “Shame on You”: Keir Starmer hit by backlash after attack—sign of rising tensions in UK?After a recent attack in Golders Green, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited the area but faced angry protests and loud boos. Many people...
- Pakistan's envoy to Russia lauds nuclear safety record of New Delhi and IslamabadPakistan's envoy to Russia, Faisal Niaz Tirmizi, praised India and Pakistan's nuclear safety record. He stated both nations have mutual gua...
- Shoaib Akhtar gets legal notice from cricket historian for defamationNauman Niaz, a cricket historian, has served a notice to Shoaib Akhtar. The notice is for allegedly defaming him. Shoaib reportedly called ...
- Pakistan: Paank decries "intensifying wave" of enforced disappearances in BalochistanPaank, the Baloch National Movement's Human Rights Department, has condemned a surge in enforced disappearances in Balochistan, implicating...
- Ramzan moon sighted, Muslims to begin fasting from TuesdayThe Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind has confirmed that the first Ramzan moon has been sighted in India, marking the start of the holy month. Muslims wi...
- 'Brain-eating amoeba' claims another life in Pakistan's KarachiKhalid Niaz urged the public to refrain from swimming in pools that have not been properly chlorinated. He further advised the public to av...
- Pakistan: Sindh governor administers oath to 10-member caretaker cabinetThe Sindh's caretaker cabinet was sworn in on Saturday at a ceremony held at Karachi's Sindh Governor House. Sindh Caretaker Chief Minister...
- Pakistan deploys army to quell riots over ex-PM Imran Khan's arrestCriticism of the military establishment is rare in Pakistan, where army chiefs hold significant influence over domestic politics and foreig...
- TV anchor Nauman Niaz apologises to Shoaib Akhtar for on-air spatAkhtar was told to leave the set by Niaz and former Pakistan cricketer immediately announced that he is resigning as PTV's cricket analyst.
- Shoaib Akhtar walks out of TV show after being asked by host to leave on-air, issues statementDescribing it as an unpleasant incident, Akhtar called host Nauman Niaz "obnoxious."
- Pakistan asks India to come up with concrete evidence against Hafiz SaeedIndia should come up with concrete evidence against Hafiz Saeed which is sustainable in court of law, said Pakistan
- Pakistan acting under US pressure against JuD chief Hafiz Saeed"Pakistan is definitely acting under pressure. It was warned that if it does not act, then it will be blacklisted by the Financial Action T...
- 92 per cent of Muslim women in India want oral triple talaq to go: StudyIn a first of its kind study, the women have unequivocally voiced their dissent against the discriminatory practice of triple talaq with 92...
- Manmohan Singh bequeathed a larger legacy than he inherited for a settlement on Kashmir: Satinder LambahIn a rare interview to Pranab Dhal Samanta, Satinder Lambah says that Singh "bequeathed a larger legacy than he inherited" for a settlement...
- Ex-PAF official executed in Pervez Musharraf attack caseA former technician with Pakistan Air Force, who was convicted for an assassination attempt on former president Pervez Musharraf, has been ...
- Pakistan hangs man convicted in Musharraf assassination bid caseNiaz Mohammad, a former Pakistan Air Force junior technician, convicted in the Musharraf assassination attempt case, was executed early thi...
- Congress sets up relief panel for Jammu and KashmirA NC-Congress alliance government is in power in J-K although the two parties have decided to contest upcoming Assembly polls separately in...
- Three Pakistan banks keen on India branches, but no application yetCommerce Secretary of Pakistan Qasim M Niaz said three banks are interested in opening branches in India.
- More than 7K posts filled up on contract in JKMore than 7,000 vacancies in "critical" departments of the administration facing a shortage of staff were filled up on contract.
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