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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has secured the fourth spot among the world's wealthiest cricket boards, with an estima...
08/03/2025

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has secured the fourth spot among the world's wealthiest cricket boards, with an estimated financial worth of PKR 1,517 crores in 2025. Its rising revenue reflects significant investments in both domestic and international cricket.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) remains the richest, valued at PKR 71,965 crores, followed by Cricket Australia at PKR 2,524 crores and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) at PKR 1,888 crores. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) ranks fifth with PKR 1,424 crores.

PCB’s financial strength is fueled by revenue from international tours, domestic leagues, and strategic partnerships, reinforcing its growing influence in global cricket.

Police reported that three foreign tourists, accompanied by a Pakistani driver, were traveling from Shikarpur to Rohri R...
08/03/2025

Police reported that three foreign tourists, accompanied by a Pakistani driver, were traveling from Shikarpur to Rohri Railway Station when their vehicle was intercepted by bandits.

The assailants looted two phones, a laptop, a watch, $600, and Pakistani currency before discarding the tourists' passports and bags in nearby fields. Authorities claim the stolen items have been recovered.

DIG Larkana stated that the culprits have been identified and will be arrested soon.

Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar voiced optimism about Pakistan's potential to join the G20 by 2030, citing economic grow...
05/03/2025

Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar voiced optimism about Pakistan's potential to join the G20 by 2030, citing economic growth and policy reforms. Speaking at the inauguration of the CCP’s new headquarters, he underscored the importance of strong regulatory bodies and called for institutional collaboration to drive sustainable development.

Acknowledging market and legal challenges, Dar remained confident in overcoming them. He stressed the need for fair competition to attract investment and protect consumers, emphasizing that effective governance could elevate Pakistan’s global economic position.

Reflecting on past economic struggles, he praised Pakistan’s resilience in navigating crises. He highlighted the country’s natural resources and strategic advantages, reaffirming that with the right policies, Pakistan could achieve its G20 aspirations.

A Lahore-based street artist, widely recognized as the "Golden Man," has been arrested on allegations of solicitation. H...
05/03/2025

A Lahore-based street artist, widely recognized as the "Golden Man," has been arrested on allegations of solicitation. However, he denies the claims, asserting that he performs as a human statue without directly asking for money. Instead, he explains that spectators voluntarily tip him for his act.

Identified as Muhammad, the artist covers himself in gold paint and remains motionless in Gulberg, showcasing a globally recognized form of performance art. He insists that his work is not begging but an artistic expression. Despite this, authorities detained him, citing public obstruction as the reason.

Expressing his frustration, Muhammad criticized officials for failing to distinguish between art and solicitation. His arrest, reportedly carried out on higher directives, has sparked conversations about the rights and recognition of street performers.

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan has called for the restoration of Peshawar’s Arbab Niaz Stadium's original name.In a st...
05/03/2025

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan has called for the restoration of Peshawar’s Arbab Niaz Stadium's original name.

In a statement, Khan said, “I read in the newspaper that Peshawar's Arbab Niaz Stadium has been named after me. The stadium's original name should be restored.”

This comes amid reports of the stadium being renamed in his honor. However, Khan has distanced himself from the move, stressing the importance of preserving its historical identity.

Pakistan’s exports saw an 8.17% rise, reaching $22.02 billion in the first eight months of FY25 (July-February), up from...
05/03/2025

Pakistan’s exports saw an 8.17% rise, reaching $22.02 billion in the first eight months of FY25 (July-February), up from $20.36 billion in the same period last year, according to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS). However, the trade deficit widened by 6.33% to $15.78 billion due to increased imports.

Imports surged by 7.4%, totaling $37.8 billion from July to February FY25, compared to $35.19 billion in the previous fiscal year. On a yearly basis, February 2025 recorded a sharp 33.43% increase in the trade deficit, reaching $2.299 billion, as imports grew by 10.03% while exports declined by 5.57%.

Month-over-month, the trade deficit in February 2025 remained at $2.299 billion, though exports dropped by 17.35% compared to January. The data highlights ongoing trade challenges, with rising import costs adding further strain to the economy.

Times Square in New York transformed into a space of spiritual reflection as Muslims came together for Taraweeh prayers,...
05/03/2025

Times Square in New York transformed into a space of spiritual reflection as Muslims came together for Taraweeh prayers, with the call to prayer echoing through the lively streets. This powerful gathering highlighted faith, unity, and the growing presence of Islamic traditions in diverse communities.

Amid the vibrant energy of the city, worshippers stood side by side in devotion, embracing the true essence of Ramadan in an atmosphere of peace and togetherness.

The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has launched a real-time tracking system for 15 helpline complaints, enhancing t...
04/03/2025

The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has launched a real-time tracking system for 15 helpline complaints, enhancing transparency and efficiency in complaint resolution. Citizens can now monitor their cases through a dedicated tracking portal.

The system covers complaints registered under the Virtual Women Police Station, Child Safety Center, and Minorities Center. Each applicant receives a unique username and password to track updates. Those dissatisfied with the response can provide feedback or escalate their concerns.

Authorities encourage the public to utilize the tracking portal for faster assistance. This initiative is expected to strengthen public trust and modernize Punjab’s complaint resolution system.

Heavy rain and snowfall have severely impacted daily life in Neelum Valley and various parts of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (...
04/03/2025

Heavy rain and snowfall have severely impacted daily life in Neelum Valley and various parts of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), triggering landslides and blocking key routes, including the Neelum Highway.

Areas such as Athmaqam, Keran, Upper Neelum, Sharda, and Kel have been battered by relentless rainfall, while Upper Gurez, Halmat, Taobat, Shounter, and Arang Kel are covered in heavy snow. The extreme weather has caused power outages since 10 PM, plunging communities into darkness and disrupting communication networks, making everyday activities increasingly difficult.

Authorities have urged residents to take necessary precautions, with repair efforts set to begin once conditions improve. Meanwhile, continuous rainfall for the third straight day in Muzaffarabad and nearby valleys has raised concerns over rising water levels in rivers and canals, heightening the risk of flooding.

Despite the challenges, the resilient local population continues to endure, while authorities work tirelessly to restore normalcy.

Pakistan's ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign ended without a single win after their final match against Bangladesh was ...
03/03/2025

Pakistan's ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign ended without a single win after their final match against Bangladesh was washed out due to rain. The team had already lost to India and New Zealand, finishing at the bottom of the points table.

Despite their disappointing performance, Pakistan still secured prize money of $140,000 (Rs 3.9 crore) for their eighth-place finish. Bangladesh, placed seventh, received the same amount from the tournament’s total prize pool.

The overall prize fund for the event stands at $6.9 million, with the winners set to take home $2.24 million. The runners-up will earn $1.12 million, while semi-finalists will receive $560,000 each.

Chinese Automaker BYD, the world’s leading New Energy Vehicle (NEV) manufacturer, has officially begun delivering its el...
03/03/2025

Chinese Automaker BYD, the world’s leading New Energy Vehicle (NEV) manufacturer, has officially begun delivering its electric and hybrid vehicles in Pakistan through its local partner, Mega Motor Company (MMC). The first batch of deliveries is underway in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad, with 100 vehicles expected to be handed over within the first 48 hours.

To support its growth, MMC has launched BYD Experience & Care centers in key cities, offering cutting-edge NEV technology and after-sales services. The company also plans to establish 15 additional centers across Pakistan by the end of 2025, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable mobility.

BYD entered the Pakistani market in August 2024 and has since partnered with MMC for vehicle production, marketing, and distribution. Company representatives see this milestone as a major step toward promoting eco-friendly transportation and further integrating Pakistan into the global EV landscape.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has unveiled Ocelot, its first quantum computing chip, marking a step toward scalable quantum ...
01/03/2025

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has unveiled Ocelot, its first quantum computing chip, marking a step toward scalable quantum machines. With nine qubits—including five "cat qubits" for storage and four transmons for monitoring—Ocelot aims to simplify quantum error correction, a major hurdle in the field.

Unlike Google and IBM, which rely solely on transmons, AWS’s hybrid approach reduces hardware requirements for error correction. Their design uses 10 times fewer qubits per encoded bit than Google's, potentially making large-scale quantum computing more feasible. The research, published in Nature, highlights Ocelot as a proof-of-principle for future advancements.

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