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IMF Disbursement of $1 Billion Loan to Strengthen Pakistan's Economy The International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved a new $1 billion loan for Pakistan, providing a much-needed boost to the country’s struggling economy. This is part
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PSL 2025 is moving to Dubai due to tension between India and Pakistan The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced it was shifting the remaining eight matches of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2025 season to
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7 Pakistani Cybersecurity Startups at GISEC 2025 Seven exciting Pakistani cybersecurity startups have won the opportunity to represent the country at the GISEC Global 2025, one of the largest cybersecurity events globally, taking place in
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There were recent reports of drone explosions and airspace violations over Lahore, which has subsequently made the US Consulate General to order everyone in the building to stay indoors. This security threat notification was posted
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Oil Industry Guarantees Support Amid India Tensions With the growing tensions with India, the oil sector in Pakistan stated, unswervingly, that it would be business as usual. Stockpiles of diesel, petrol, and furnace oil were
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Indian forces conducted targeted missile strikes against terrorist facilities located in both Pakistan and the Pakistan-administered areas of Kashmir. Operation Sindoor executed 24 missile strikes against nine targets identified by Indian security forces as terrorist
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National Women’s T20 Tournament Begins: Where to watch Karachi is once again under the spell of cricket as the National Women’s T20 Tournament 2025 begins today. The tournament will feature competitive performances, rivalries, and emerging
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The Karnataka police requested popular singer Sonu Nigam to appear for questioning regarding his controversial remarks from his recent performance at Bengaluru. During his public show, the artist made statements that equated Kannada song requests
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Pakistani Mountaineering Expeditions Go for Everest and Kanchenjunga This spring, four of Pakistan's best climbing talents will attempt some of the world's loftiest peaks in Nepal. Leading the charge on this attempt is Sajid Ali
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The national treasury experiences substantial financial loss since more than 10,000 seized mobile phones cannot be sold through auctions because of bureaucratic barriers between government agencies. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) refuses to whitelist thousands
