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Protests Continue In Big Cities Against High Electricity Bills
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Protests Continue In Big Cities Against High Electricity Bills

Protests against inflated power bills are continuing in major cities across Pakistan. The protests erupted after consumers received their electricity bills for the month of July. The bills showed significant increases, in some cases doubling or even tripling the previous month's amount. On Friday, the country experienced widespread strikes and shutdowns in major cities as a protest against the increasing inflation and high electricity bills. In Karachi, traders closed wholesale and large markets in protest of inflated power bills and rising inflation, with a warning of more strikes and protests if the bills aren't reduced. In Lahore, traders announced a complete shutdown strike against record-high inflation, inflated power bills, and continuous fuel price hikes. The Jamaat-e-Islami...
26 Military Personnel Injured Or Killed In Suicide Attack at Jani Khel
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26 Military Personnel Injured Or Killed In Suicide Attack at Jani Khel

A recent terrorist suicide attack in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province resulted in 26 casualties. Motorcycle suicide bomber targets military convoy in Jani Khel area, no claims of responsibility yet. Ongoing security concerns in the region are alarming. On September 1st, 2023, a massive suicide attack happened in Jani Khel, North Waziristan, Pakistan. Someone drove a car full of explosives and crashed it into a checkpoint. Where soldiers were guarding the border near Afghanistan. This caused a huge explosion that hurt 26 soldiers and injured 17 others. The Pakistan military is looking for the people who did this, but so far, nobody has said they did it. Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar expressed his deep sorrow on Thursday over the tragic loss of nine brave soldiers in th...
The Saudi Crown Prince is expected to visit Pakistan in September.
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The Saudi Crown Prince is expected to visit Pakistan in September.

The anticipated visit of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Pakistan on September 10, 2023. This tour carries significant political, economic, and strategic implications for both countries and the broader Middle East region. In the second week of September, Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister, Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), is anticipated to make a brief trip to Pakistan. Diplomatic sources reveal that his visit will occur in two phases. With the first phase taking him to Pakistan and the second phase to India. The expected date of his arrival in Pakistan is September 10. The visit by the Saudi Crown Prince to Pakistan is projected to last for a span of four to six hours. After this short stay, he will proceed to India. His arrival in India is planned after the concl...
‘Haadsa’ is Getting A Lot Of Backlash From Audience
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‘Haadsa’ is Getting A Lot Of Backlash From Audience

'Haadsa' a new TV serial stars singer Hadiqa Kiani as the main character, and depicts the role of a victim in the Sialkot Motorway incident. The woman herself, who endured the incident, is speaking out against the show. Saying it's deepening her pain and questioning its intentions. On the internet, many are demanding that the show be removed due to the harm it's causing. In the past few years, Pakistan has faced some very sad and difficult times. One of those times was when a terrible incident (haadsa) happened on a motorway. This incident made the whole country very upset, and it was hard for people to look at themselves in the mirror without feeling sad. This incident involved a lady being hurt, and it made people afraid to travel. The family of the lady went through a lot of pai...
Islamabad High Court Reserves The Verdict On Toshakhana Case
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Islamabad High Court Reserves The Verdict On Toshakhana Case

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) will reveal its decision about the Toshakhana case today. This verdict is of great interest as it might impact Imran Khan's political future. A guilty verdict could result in a lifelong ban on his participation in public office. The Islamabad High Court (IHC) will announce its verdict in the Toshakhana case today, at 11:00 AM (PST). The case concerns the alleged misuse of state gifts by former Prime Minister Imran Khan. The IHC reserved its verdict on August 28 after hearing arguments from both sides. Khan's lawyers argued that the Toshakhana rules were not followed in his case and that he should not be held liable for the sale of the gift. However, the prosecution argued that Khan had violated the rules and that he should be punished. What ...