Dean Jones passes away at 59
Batting legend Dean Jones died on Thursday after suffering a cardiac arrest, an Indian news agency reported. The former Australia batsman was 59 year old and was regarded as one of the best batsmen in
Batting legend Dean Jones died on Thursday after suffering a cardiac arrest, an Indian news agency reported. The former Australia batsman was 59 year old and was regarded as one of the best batsmen in
Pakistan posted a current account turned surplus for the second consecutive month in August 2020 led by an impressive growth in workers’ remittances and lower import payment, data released by the State Bank of Pakistan
Meetings held between the Pakistan Muslim League - N (PML-N) and the Chief of Army Staff and DG ISI have stirred a storm in the country as the two sides have started shifting blame on
Pakistan will launch its ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League campaign by hosting Zimbabwe for a three-match ODI series in October-November, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said in a press release issued on Wednesday.
The National T20 Cup First XI tournament will begin on September 30 in Multan with the opportunity for the country’s elite white ball cricketers to pocket hefty prize money with nearly Rs9 million up for
The Sui Southern Gas Company has warned of a massive gas shortage during the winters as the demand and supply gap continues to widen and the government's failure to procure wheat at the required time.
A maid was allegedly kidnapped and raped by a group of people travelling in a black pickup from a main road in Clifton, Karachi as she was waiting for a bus to travel back home.
Kangana Ranaut is at the forefront of everything in India be it the political, religious, entertainment or administrative. She is in the news almost always. However, ever since the unfortunate death of actor Sushant Singh
The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has summoned Jamat-e-Ulema Fazl (JUI-F) Fazlur Rehman in an enquiry into the charges of corruption and possession of assets beyond means. The timing of the summon has raised eyebrows as
In a rare glimpse of justice, an anti-terrorism court in Karachi sentenced two MQM workers -- Zubair aka Charya and Abdul Rehman aka Bhola -- to death in the Baldia factory blaze that killed nearly