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SC withdraws security for widows of retired judges

Retired judges to retain lifelong security, but widows excluded under Presidential Order

PakistanSports

Yousuf backs Pakistan’s Asia Cup boycott; slams Indian team over priorities

Yousuf backs PCB boycott; says India play for money

PakistanPolitics

PM Shehbaz scheduled to meet MBS in Riyadh

Shehbaz, Saudi crown prince likely to discuss regional concerns

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Model couple Sauban Umais, Abeer Asad separate after 7-month marriage

Sauban wrote on Insta Stories divorce was in process, but decision was made

PakistanSports

ACC finds referee Andy Pycroft biased in Pakistan-India match

Council says evidence has surfaced of alleged collusion with Indian officials

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Earthquake hits parts of Punjab

Tremors strike Punjab; PDMA on alert as inspections continue

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Malala announces $230,000 for Pakistan’s flood-hit children

Nobel laureate pledges support to rebuild education for children impacted by devastating floods

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Pakistan to seek global support for assessing flood damage

World Bank monitors situation in Pakistan; Iqbal says assessment of losses, needs will include input from international institutions

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Meta to debut costlier smart glasses with display

Internally codenamed 'Hypernova', glasses will feature small digital display in right lens

PakistanSports

Inside story reveals Yousuf’s remark over Suryakumar was unintentional

Yousuf makes comment after Indian players did not extend handshakes to Pakistani team after game

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