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In an era ruled by heroes, Pran emerged as the ultimate villain, feared on screen yet gentle off it. On his birth anniversary, we remember his resilience, struggle and lasting cinematic legacy.
A franchise owner confirmed initially that players like Mujeeb ur Rehman, Seddiqullah Atal, Muhamad Nabi, Waqar Salamkheil, Fazal Haq Farooqi had registered for the auction held in Lahore on Wednesday. But they withdrew their names.
Speaking on his YouTube channel, Srikkanth said that Nasser had done the same during the 2003 World Cup, and that England had withdrawn from the competition after declining to visit Kenya and Zimbabwe.
Pakistan are playing all of their matches in Sri Lanka as part of the tournament's hybrid model. They have won both of their first Group A games at the SSC Stadium in Colombo.
Qamar Javed Bajwa served as Pakistan’s Army Chief from 2016 to 2022 and continues to be one of the country’s most influential military figures.
Khawaja Asif now admits that Pakistan’s role in Afghanistan was not religious but geopolitical and that Pakistanis were mobilised under the false banner of jihad.
Baluch Liberation Army and TTP strike at will. The scale of violence in the country keeps rising amidst insurgencies, a civilian government that lacks popular legitimacy and economic woes. Pakistan is struggling to stay afloat in a sea of troubles
Visuals of Shah Rukh Khan’s ancestral home in Peshawar resurfaced online, reviving conversations on memory, migration, and the layered histories of families displaced during the pre-Partition era across social media.
India-US trade deal: A closer examination shows that India remains clearly ahead of both Pakistan and Bangladesh, and increasingly better positioned than China in key export categories.
Asim Munir offers minerals and stability. What the world sees instead is insecurity, insurgency and a state losing control over its own territory.
Confirming the development, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said that their meeting with the Pakistan Cricket Board and Bangladesh Cricket Board came to a positive end.
Pakistan have agreed to play arch-rivals India in the February 15 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 match in Colombo following intense diplomatic and cricketing backchannel efforts, according to top sources.
Islamabad’s response to PM Narendra Modi’s Malaysia outreach fits a familiar pattern. Each time India strengthens ties with a key regional partner, Pakistan follows with hurried visits and amplified claims of relevance.
Najam Sethi said India’s large import plans, selective concessions, and firm protection of domestic interests show calculated decision-making.
Rehman's remarks add to growing signs that Islamabad’s long-standing strategic playbook has left it increasingly isolated in the region, even as economic and security pressures mount at home.
With no domestic vaccine production and international support set to taper off, Pakistan now faces the prospect of soaring import bills at a time when its economy is already under strain.
During the match, former India cricketer Mohammed Kaif's on-air remark about Pakistan batter Babar Azam went viral.
ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026: Fans could not stop themselves from trolling the Pakistan cricket team for nearly losing their World Cup opener against the Netherlands.
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the deadly attack, according to its Telegram channel.
The blast occurred at the Imam Bargah Qasr-e-Khadijatul Kubra mosque in the Tarlai area on the outskirts of Islamabad.
Pakistan’s government says Imran Khan’s detailed medical reports were shared with his family, but his sister disputes the claim as PTI seeks Supreme Court intervention over access and treatment.
Pakistan’s defence minister vowed a forceful response after a suicide bombing killed 31 worshippers at an Islamabad Shiite mosque, blaming Afghanistan’s Taliban and alleging collusion with India amid claims of intelligence failure.
India condemned the suicide bombing at an Islamabad mosque that killed 31 and injured 169, expressing condolences and rejecting Pakistan’s attempts to blame external actors for its internal security challenges.
The talks come as China grows increasingly frustrated with Pakistan’s failure to protect Chinese citizens, engineers, and investments from repeated militant attacks.
The Punjab government’s move also highlights a grim reality. Instead of fixing the economic conditions that push people into such desperate acts, the state has chosen harsher punishment as its primary response.
