Shoaib Akhtar says he does not want to hold a grudge against anyone and has not misbehaved with anyone despite being mistreated several times. He said that he waited for Niaz to apologize to him on the show, but he did not, which compelled him to leave the show.

Increased incidents of murders from Sindh are making the rounds on social media. Most of them happened at the hands of influential figures. On this note, Federal Minister calls out PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto for failing to take action against such incidents.

The response of India to the plight of Kashmiris in the turmoil there was hardly anything. Parliament may be one odd speech, otherwise nothing. It was, for the first time perhaps, all these friendships and these grand alliances and all, they all stopped the other side of the Pir Panjal.

"Humanitarian needs in Marib city far outstrip current humanitarian capacity on the ground," said the group of agencies, including Mercy Corps, Norwegian Refugee Council, Oxfam and Save the Children.

Thousands of angry protesters from the banned Tehrik-e-Labaik Pakistan (TLP) group brought the Pakistan government to its knees yet again last week after scaling up demonstrations and blocking the country's busiest highway.

Minister for Energy Hammad Azhar on Thursday said three important decisions had been taken in the last three months to fix the gas sector’s issues. The minister said that ban had been imposed on new domestic schemes till the weighted average cost of gas (WACOG) pricing.

On the basis of tax rates, import parity price, and exchange rate, the government increased the price of petrol and high-speed diesel by Rs8.03 and Rs8.14 per liter, respectively. The hike comes in wake of PM Khan's announcement of increasing the petrol prices. 

Airborne PM2.5 can cause cardiovascular and respiratory diseases such as lung cancer. And, in India, toxic air kills more than a million people annually.

According to sources, TTP will declare a countrywide truce. However, the truce will come into effect once Pakistan releases some TTP foot soldiers as part of confidence-building measures. Currently, the parties agreed to a month-long truce which will later extend.

Cricket Australia said it looked forward to "hosting both the Afghanistan women's and men's team in the not too distant future".

Cinemas were shuttered back in March 2020 in a strict lockdown when the pandemic first hit, enjoying a brief reprieve before closing again after a massive virus surge in April.

The sale comes as President Joe Biden's administration takes a cautious approach to supporting the Saudis, out of concern over their harsh tactics towards the Houthis as well as human rights violations.