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PCB Rejects Bangladesh’s December T20I Tri-Series Proposal Citing Player Workload

PCB rejects Bangladesh's December T20I tri-series proposal due to player workload; Babar, Shaheen set for Big Bash League commitments.

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Sri Lanka Cricket Team Confirms Continuation of Pakistan Tour Amid Security Concerns

The Sri Lanka cricket team will continue its Pakistan tour amid security concerns after the Islamabad attack, with enhanced safety measures in place.

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Pakistan to Continue Indus Waters Treaty Arbitration Despite India’s Boycott

Pakistan vows to continue Indus Waters Treaty arbitration despite India’s boycott, reaffirming commitment to the Treaty’s full implementation.

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Dar Reaffirms Dialogue and Diplomacy as Cornerstones of Peace and Progress

Ishaq Dar emphasizes dialogue, diplomacy, and cooperation as Pakistan’s key tools for peace, stability, and sustainable development.

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Sindh Govt Denies Viral Karachi Security Alert, Warns Public Against Fake Notifications

Sindh govt refutes viral fake Karachi security alert, urges public to verify information only through official channels.

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Punjab Police on High Alert After Islamabad Blast: Security Tightened at Courts, Chinese Projects, and Judges’ Residences

Punjab Police boost security across courts, judges’ residences, and Chinese projects after Islamabad blast; IGP ensures foolproof safety plan.

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Opposition Gears Up for Nationwide Protests Against 27th Amendment From Friday

Opposition announces nationwide protests from Friday against 27th Amendment altering Pakistan’s judiciary and military structure.

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Motorcyclist Who Dropped Islamabad Suicide Bomber Arrested; Punjab on High Alert After Court Blast

Motorcyclist arrested after Islamabad court blast kills 12. Punjab boosts security at judicial sites after twin terror incidents.

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PM Shehbaz Calls for Dialogue with Bilawal, Affirms No Move to Weaken 18th Amendment

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday reached out to PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, inviting him for dialogue on the 18th Amendment and the NFC Award. Addressing the National Assembly, the…

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Iqra Aziz Announces Second Pregnancy, Family Growing to Four

Iqra Aziz announces her second pregnancy with Yasir Hussain, sharing a cute family photo and revealing their family is growing to four.

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