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Monday, January 19, 2026

Was forced to drink red wine at 15 at cricket club: British-Pakistani cricketer

Azeem Rafiq, a British-Pakistani cricketer, broke into tears while narrating his experiences of facing racism at the local cricket club. Rafiq first alleged racial harassment and bullying against the county and accused them of racial harassment last year in September.

Is the attempt of commiting suicide a crime?

Under Section 325 of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), both suicide and attempted suicide is currently considered criminal offenses, with the latter punishable either by a jail term of up to a year, or a fine, or both. Therefore, all suicide attempts need to be brought to medical attention.

India about to ban Crypto

India's digital currency market was worth $6.6 billion in May 2021, compared with $923 million in April 2020, according to blockchain data platform Chainalysis.

Understanding the lethal fiction between the Taliban and Haqqani network

The Haqqani network has officially remained an integral part of the Taliban setup; however, the nature and depth of their relationship have changed after 2001, Sirajuddin always pushed the Taliban to adopt a hard stance. The Haqqani network is considered more anti-United States than the Taliban.

Smog forces Delhi to shut schools

One of the world's most polluted cities and home to some 20 million people, Delhi is cloaked every winter in a thick blanket of smog.

The resurgence of sectarianism in Pakistan: A threat matrix?

Sectarianism is so deep-rooted in our society that even the state deems it ‘normal’ and does not react unless extremist manifestations of the phenomenon start turning ugly. Pakistan’s ethnocultural and ethnoreligious diversity has been exploited by the adversarial elements.

President Xi Jinping meets US President Joe Biden for better ties

The two sides agreed to maintain close communication in different forms and steer China-US relations back on the right track of sound and steady development, for the good of the people in both countries and around the world.

How Saudi is keeping an eye on religious ball in global competition for talent?

Saudi Crown Prince has tamed his kingdom’s ultra-conservative religious establishment and made hyper-nationalism rather than religion a pillar of a new 21st-century Saudi identity. The UAE has taken the lead in liberalizing socially in its effort to remain attractive to expatriates

In a first US to co-host 2024 T20 cricket World Cup

Cricket in America was strong in the 19th century when teams from England would tour but was largely neglected following the rise of baseball, often described as the national game of the USA.

Pakistan’s economy expected to grow by 5%: Muzammil

The tough decisions coupled with the prudent policies by the incumbent government helped put the country’s economy on its own feet, said Muzammil Aslam, Spokesman for Advisor to PM on Finance and Revenue

OXAGON: Saudi Arabia announces world’s largest floating industrial complex

According to reports, OXAGON's unique octagonal design minimizes the impact on the environment and provides optimal land usage, with the remainder open to preserve 95% of the natural environment. It will also be powered by 100% clean energy.

Extremist Hindutva followers set on fire ex Indian foreign ministers’ house

The Hindutva – an extremist ideology – has made life miserable for the minorities in India particularly Muslims who on daily basis are facing torture, harassment and different forms of discrimination.
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