Author: Zunaira Shabir

Remarkable Journey of ‘Tere Bin’ Reaches Unprecedented Milestone in Pakistan’s Entertainment History Blockbuster Drama ‘Tere Bin’ Surpasses Expectations, Anticipation Builds for Season 2 Karachi, Pakistan – In a groundbreaking achievement, the captivating drama series ‘Tere Bin’ has etched its name in the annals of Pakistani entertainment history. The resounding success of the show has propelled it towards a highly anticipated second season. As fans bid farewell to the first season, the mastermind behind the production, Abdullah Kadwani of Seventh Sky Entertainment, took to Instagram to announce the momentous news. Read More:Horoscope Today – Daily horoscope – July 8, 2023 Amidst…

Turkey’s Erdogan says Ukraine deserves NATO membership .Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has expressed his belief that Ukraine deserves to become a member of NATO, following discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Russia has stated its close observation of the situation. Zelensky has been visiting NATO countries this week to garner support ahead of an upcoming NATO summit in Lithuania, where the members are expected to reaffirm Ukraine’s eventual membership in the alliance. Erdogan stated, “Without a doubt, Ukraine deserves to be in NATO.” Zelensky expressed his satisfaction with Turkey’s support for Ukraine’s aspirations during a joint press conference. While…

Protesters take to streets to denounce desecration of Holy Quran. Rawalpindi and Islamabad witnessed a series of rallies on Friday, organized by political and religious parties, traders, journalists, and members of civil society. The purpose of these rallies was to condemn the desecration of the Holy Quran in Sweden. Participants of the rallies held banners and placards displaying slogans against Sweden and in support of Islam. The police ensured tight security arrangements for the safety of the participants. One of the rallies, led by Emir Punjab Pir Syed Inayyatul Haq Shah Sultanpuri, was organized by Tehreek-i-Labaik Pakistan (TLP) in protest…

Karachi:IMF deal a good opportunity for economic revival: PIBC chief. Abid Nisar, Chairman of the Pakistan Indonesia Business Council (PIBC), has praised the agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as a crucial step towards the economic revival of Pakistan. He commended the efforts of Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif and Finance Minister Ishaq Dar. Nisar also acknowledged the significant role played by Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir in preventing Pakistan from defaulting. He emphasized that the Staff-Level Agreement with the IMF would be vital in overcoming the worst economic crisis. Read More:Hareem Shah New Bold Video Goes…

PKR up 0.13% to close at Rs277.04 against US dollar. According to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), the Pakistani rupee concluded the day at 277.04, experiencing an increase of Rs0.37. US dollar On Wednesday, the Pakistani rupee faced a decline of 0.71% against the US dollar in the inter-bank market, settling at 277.41. In a significant development, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) notified the media via email on Wednesday night that the Executive Board meeting on Pakistan has been rescheduled to July 12. As the previous Extended Fund Facility (EFF) for Pakistan expired on June 30, the IMF will…

Twitter threatens legal action over Threads app. Twitter is contemplating taking legal action against Meta in response to its rapidly growing rival app, Threads. Threads, which was introduced to millions of users on Wednesday, bears similarities to Twitter and has been positioned by Meta executives as a “friendly” alternative. Elon Musk of Twitter stated, “Competition is fine, cheating is not.” However, Meta has refuted allegations made in a legal letter that former Twitter employees were involved in the development of Threads. Meta claims that over 30 million people have already registered for the new app. BBC News technology reporter James…

OceanGate: Owner of Titan submersible suspends exploration.OceanGate, the company that owned the Titan submersible that tragically collapsed last month, resulting in the unfortunate loss of all five passengers, has completely halted its operations. The company issued a concise statement on its website, announcing the cessation of “all exploration and commercial activities.” Additionally, the company’s website had previously featured enticing tours of the picturesque Azores archipelago in Portugal and the stunning Bahamas. An ongoing investigation is currently underway to determine the cause of the implosion that occurred during the sub’s dive to the Titanic wreck on June 18th. Led by the…

Zaka Ashraf appointed chairman of new PCB management committee.The government has given its approval for the establishment of a committee, with the decision communicated through a summary. Comprising ten members, the committee has been formed for a duration of four months. Furthermore, a new chief election commissioner, Mahmood Iqbal, has been appointed to replace Ahmed Shehzad Farooq Rana. The committee’s inaugural meeting is scheduled to take place today, Thursday, in Lahore. Here are the names of the ten committee members: Zaka Ashraf (chairman), Kaleem Ullah Khan, Ashfaq Akhtar, Musaddiq Islam, Azmat Parvez, Zaheer Abbas, Khurram Karim Somroo, Khuwaja Nadeem, Mustafa…

Wahab Riaz earns criticism for splashing bikers in Lahore flooded roads.Unrelenting rainfall today shattered a three-decade-old record in the Punjab capital, as the city received a staggering 290mm of rain within a mere 10 hours. Tragically, at least seven individuals lost their lives due to the deluge, as confirmed by officials. Commissioner Lahore Mohammad Ali Randhawa revealed that the metropolis experienced a downpour of 291mm, with over a dozen areas reporting rainfall exceeding 200mm. Randhawa attributed this extreme weather event to the effects of climate change and the intensifying monsoon season. Read More:Record-breaking Rainfall Causes Tragedy in Lahore Taking stock…

Pakistan offers India to take advantage of multibillion-dollar CPEC project. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has urged arch-rival India to take benefit of the multibillion-dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) infrastructure project instead of creating hurdles in its way. The premier said this in a statement on Wednesday to mark the completion of 10 years of CPEC. Highlighting the significance of the project, he said Iran, Afghanistan, the Middle East and the whole region would also benefit from the mega-development project. “CPEC is a beautiful plan to connect not only regions and areas but also people’s hearts,” he was quoted as saying…