Shah, 35, is the son of Indian Home Minister Amit Shah. He will step down from his honorary role in BCCI and will assume the charge of the ICC on December 1st, 2024.

During a federal cabinet meeting in Islamabad today, he strongly condemned the recent terrorist attacks in Balochistan and other regions that led to the martyrdom of innocent Pakistanis, including security personnel.

A countrywide shutter-down strike was observed by traders in all part of the country in a protest against the “anti-business measures” taken by the federal government in the budget for the current financial year.

In a surprising move last month Khadija Shah also revoked her US nationality, to accept the reserved seat in the national assembly. She was offered the seat by former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

He said that a meeting of the provincial minister were to be held today. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif told Naqvi to visit Balochistan instead.

Saudi Arabia and the USA are in the process of signing a 'historic deal' says US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Michael Ratney, in Riyadh. The agreements range from strategic, economic, and military partnerships.

In the video, Shahid Afridi could be heard saying in the video 'Aliyar is here'. The former cricketer welcomed his grandson with his two younger daughters.

Speaking to reporters during a hearing of the £190 million case at Adiala Jail, Imran mentioned that his staff at the jail had been changed for the fourth time, including the person responsible for testing his food.

Narendra Modi is likely to decline Islamabad’s invitation amid border tensions between the two neighbors

A woman's voice is deemed intimate and hence should not heard in public in the form of singing, recitation, or reading in public. This set of new rules will further tighten the grip and restrictions on the public activities of women in public. 

Speaking to the media on Monday, Naqvi expressed his resolve to turn things around, saying, “I will fix the issues in Pakistan cricket, God willing.” He assured that significant changes are underway, stating, “Mark my words, things will not stay the same. A lot is happening in the background.”

Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti condemned the incident and asserted that neither the attackers nor the facilitators would be spared. Meanwhile, President Asif Ali Zardari has condemned the Musakhel incident in the strongest term.