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Mohsin Naqvi rebuffs Indian media ‘apology’ propaganda after Asia Cup trophy row

“I have done nothing wrong and I have never apologised to the BCCI nor will I ever do so,” says ACC chairman

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Saim Ayub overtakes Hardik Pandya to take the top spot among T20I all-rounders.

22-year-old opening batter's performance with the ball lifts him to number one position in ICC rankings

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No handshake guarantee’ ahead of Pakistan-India clash, says BCCI

India to follow MCC regulations in Pakistan game in Colombo, says Devajit Saikia

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13 India-backed terrorists killed in separate Balochistan IBOs: ISPR

Security forces apprehend four terrorists trying to flee in women's attire during Khuzdar IBO

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Three dead in AJK protests as govt proposes talks with action committee

AJK PM Chaudhry Anwar-ul-Haq urges action committee to resume dialogue, citing police casualties

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Conviction rate in Sindh ‘rises to 15%’ after DNA laboratory establishment

Sindh Forensic DNA and Serology Laboratory has worked on over 9,000 cases so far

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Gandapur warns Imran of factions ‘projecting Aleema Khan as party chairperson’

KP chief minister alleges PTI is splintering into factions driven by vested interests, with "vloggers" fuelling rifts in party

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Fazl opposes imposing two-state solution without Palestinian approval

JUI-F chief recalls Quaid-i-Azam’s description of country as illegitimate, vowing Pakistan will never recognise Israel

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Pakistan, UAE vow to deepen bilateral ties

State minister Bilal Azhar Kayani calls on UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan in Abu Dhabi

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PM’s Youth Programme to provide loans, laptops and overseas job opportunities

Digital Youth Hub connecting youngsters to jobs and training opportunities nationwide, says Zeeshan Ali Naqvi

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