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Babar Azam Breaks MS Dhoni’s Record Of Most 50’s

21Dec

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Pakistan, Sports

Babar Azam Breaks MS Dhoni’s Record Of Most 50’s

Pakistan's star batsman, Babar Azam, etched his name into cricketing history. With a brilliant half-century, Azam surpassed the legendary MS Dhoni's record for the most 50+ scores in SENA countries (South Africa, England, New Zealand, and Australia). Pakistan’s cricket star Babar Azam has just made headlines once again with a bang. He surpassed Indian legend MS Dhoni's record for the most half-centuries against SENA countries (South Africa, England, New Zealand, and Australia). This historic achievement came during the second ODI against South Africa in Cape Town on December 19, 2024. Babar ended his 21-innings drought by scoring a brilliant 73 off 95 balls, which included seven boundaries. This was his first half-century in ODIs in 411 days, with his previous one being an unbeaten ...

Karomber Lake: Cursed Princess Of The Mountains

21Dec

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Culture, Pakistan

Karomber Lake: Cursed Princess Of The Mountains

Karomber Lake, a breathtakingly beautiful lake nestled amidst the towering peaks of the Pamir Mountains in northern Pakistan, is a place of mystery and wonder. Its crystal-clear waters reflect the surrounding glaciers, creating a scene of unparalleled beauty. Karomber Lake is often called the "princess of the mountains". It is not just a serene alpine destination but a tale steeped in myths, challenges, and unforgettable beauty. Nestled in the remote Broghil Valley of Pakistan, the lake stands as a testament to nature’s majesty and the resilience of those who seek its embrace. The journey to Karomber is anything but simple. According to local legends, a mighty Jinn, bewitched by the lake’s beauty, cast a curse to protect it from ordinary eyes. Those who venture to this jewel must fa...

Bangladesh and Pakistan Look to Mend Ties After 1971

20Dec

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Business, Pakistan

Bangladesh and Pakistan Look to Mend Ties After 1971

Bangladesh and Pakistan met during the D-8 summit in Cairo to discuss improving bilateral relations. Both leaders agreed to enhance trade in sectors like chemicals, IT, surgical goods, and leather, and to promote cultural and sports exchanges. Bangladesh's interim leader Dr. Muhammad Yunus expressed a desire to resolve issues stemming from the 1971 separation from Pakistan during a meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The two leaders met on the sidelines of the D-8 summit in Cairo, where they discussed strengthening bilateral relations. Bangladesh and Pakistan were once one nation but split in a brutal 1971 war, with Bangladesh then drawing closer to Pakistan's arch-rival India. Dr. Yunus, a Nobel laureate, emphasized the importance of moving past historical grievances to bui...

Pakistan And India Crack the Cricket Conundrum with Hybrid Deal

19Dec

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Pakistan, Showbiz

Pakistan And India Crack the Cricket Conundrum with Hybrid Deal

Pakistan and India have agreed to a hybrid model for the Champions Trophy 2025. This means that India will play their matches at a neutral venue, likely Dubai, while the rest of the tournament will be held in Pakistan. It’s official! Cricket diplomacy has scored a boundary. After weeks of bouncers and googlies, Pakistan and India have finally agreed to a hybrid model for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 and other major ICC events till 2027. In simpler terms, India won’t be visiting Pakistan for their matches but will play on neutral grounds. Pakistan gets the same deal for games hosted in India. The eight-team event will feature Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, New Zealand, and South Africa, alongside hosts Pakistan. The schedule for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 ...

Restrictions on X Have Little Impact, Says IT Minister

18Dec

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Pakistan, Sci-Tech

Restrictions on X Have Little Impact, Says IT Minister

The IT minister in Pakistan has stated that restrictions on X (formerly Twitter) have minimal impact because less than 2% of Pakistanis use the platform. This claim is factually incorrect. According to a 2023 survey by Statista, 10.7% of Pakistan's population uses Twitter. This means that millions of Pakistanis are affected by the restrictions on X. The restriction of the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) in Pakistan has sparked debate, but State Minister for IT, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, claims it has minimal impact. Speaking in the National Assembly, the IT minister clarified that the decision was made by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) on the Ministry of Interior's instructions, affecting only 2% of Pakistanis who use the platform. However, according to a 2023...