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Mohammad Mokhber: Iran's New Interim President, who is he?
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One woman dies during pregnancy every 50 minutes in Pakistan: report
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The most important reason for the rapid spread of cancer cases around the world has been discovered
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A common habit that leads to obesity despite eating less and exercising
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10 Common Symptoms That Point To Depression
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Decoding Pakistan's Presidential Election: Understanding the Weightage Formula and Vote Calculation
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Icon of the Seas Sets Sail, Titanic of 2024!
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THICK, SLIM, beauty?
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A troubling cycle
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Plagiarism of Pakistani Songs in Indian Music Industry: Copyright Perspectives
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Inferno in South Delhi: 21 Dead as Fire Devastates Malviya Nagar Hotel; Guests Seen Jumping from Windows
At least 21 people have been killed and over 40 hospitalized after a massive fire tore through a hotel in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar. The blaze, which broke out early Wednesday morning, is suspected to have originated in a ground-floor restaurant, trapping guests on upper floors and marking one of the worst building disasters in the capital recently.
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Anmol Pinky case: Police submit banking records in court By Farooq Sami - Jun 03, 2026 Twitter WhatsApp Facebook Google News Add ARY News on Google Anmol Pinky case: Police submit banking records in court Karachi: Police have submitted details of the bank accounts of the alleged facilitators of Anmol Pinky, in connection with a narcotics case before the court. According to a police report obtained by ARY News, proceeds from the sale of narcotics were allegedly transferred through various bank accounts. The report states that funds were moved through multiple accounts belonging to the suspects Zeeshan and Sohail. Zeeshan reportedly maintains five bank accounts across three different banks, while Sohail has two accounts in two separate banks. Police allege that Anmol, alias Pinky, was involved in the sale of narcotics worth millions of rupees across Karachi. The report further claims that all financial transactions related to the narcotics trade were conducted through these bank accounts. Anmol Pinky: Cocaine being supplied in ‘chips packets’ in Karachi According to investigators, the accounts were operated by Zeeshan and Sohail, and they contain records of incoming transactions, including details of the individuals and sources from which the funds were received. The investigation into the financial network linked to the alleged narcotics operation remains ongoing. Anmol alias Pinky was arrested earlier this month from her Garden apartment in a joint raid conducted by police and a civilian intelligence agency in connection with two cases pertaining to the possession of narcotics and an unlicenced weapon
Karachi Police have submitted the banking records of Zeeshan and Sohail, the alleged financial facilitators of drug suspect Anmol Pinky, to the court. The investigation traces millions of rupees in narcotics proceeds moved across seven bank accounts, detailing the network behind the syndicate that famously distributed cocaine hidden inside chips packets.
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New Billing Formula Hits Low-Income Users Hardest as Fixed Cost Share Jumps to 10%
Federal Energy Minister Awais Leghari has confirmed that fixed charges on electricity bills have doubled, jumping from 3–4% to 10% of the total bill. While admitting that this restructuring hits lower- and middle-income households harder during low-consumption months, Leghari defended the move by highlighting a 31% energy cost reduction for protected lifeline consumers using under 200 units.
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Deadly Storm Ravages Nawabshah: 6 Killed, Over 50 Injured as Roof Collapse Disasters Strike Sindh
A violent storm in Nawabshah and surrounding parts of Sindh has killed six people and injured over 50 following massive roof and wall collapses. The severe weather also devastated the regional energy grid, destroying hundreds of solar panels and toppling a main 132-KV transmission tower in Larkana, leading to widespread blackouts.
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Kuwait Airport Suspends All Flights After Severe Iranian Missile and Drone Attack Damages T1 Terminal
Kuwait International Airport has suspended all flights after an Iranian missile and drone attack heavily damaged its T1 terminal, wounding civilians. The strike marks a major breakdown in the regional ceasefire, with the IRGC simultaneously targeting the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, while the Trump administration vows to maintain its strict naval blockade until Iran completely surrenders its nuclear program.
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Tragedy on the Highway: Drone Strike on Passenger Bus Kills Seven in Russian-Occupied Donetsk
A drone strike on a civilian passenger bus traveling from Moscow to occupied Crimea has killed seven people and wounded 11 in Yenakiyevo, Donetsk. The strike comes amidst an intense escalation in the aerial war, immediately following a massive Russian missile blitz that killed 23 Ukrainians, and an overnight wave where Russia claims to have downed 354 Ukrainian drones.
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Ceasefire Shattered: US Strikes Iran’s Qeshm Island Triggering Retaliatory IRGC Missile Attacks on Kuwait
The Pakistan-brokered ceasefire has collapsed after US forces launched airstrikes on Iran's Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz. In a massive escalation, Iran's IRGC retaliated by firing a wave of ballistic missiles and drones at US bases in Kuwait, forcing Kuwaiti air defenses to perform nationwide interception operations early Wednesday morning.
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US Unleashes Fresh Tariff Wave on 60 Economies Including Pakistan Over 'Forced Labor' Friction
The US Trade Representative has proposed new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on 60 nations, including Pakistan, for failing to crack down on imports made with forced labor. The move allows the Trump administration to revive its tariff agenda before its current emergency duties expire on July 24, drawing immediate, sharp rebukes from China, Switzerland, and the European Union.
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PM Shehbaz Chairs High-Level Reform Moot to Drive Foreign Investment and Long-Term Export Growth
PM Shehbaz Sharif chaired a high-stakes sectoral reform meeting in Islamabad alongside top cabinet members and the DG SIFC to finalize strategies for boosting foreign investment and exports. Highlighting green transit, the PM termed a comprehensive Electric Vehicle (EV) policy "the need of the hour," creating a sharp policy contrast as finance officials simultaneously negotiate rolling back EV tax exemptions under IMF pressure.
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Somali Pirates Add Hostage Families to WhatsApp Group as 'MT Honor 25' Crisis Hits Day 42
Somali pirates holding 10 Pakistani crew members on the hijacked MT Honor 25 have taken the unusual step of creating a WhatsApp group for the victims' families and launching a TikTok account to show proof of life. Now on day 42 of the crisis, the hostages are facing acute illness from unsafe drinking water, an engine failure that has left the ship stranded, and active gunfire from rival pirate factions trying to seize the vessel.
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IHC letter, could be deliberate, but no conspiracy to favor Imran Khan.
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War of nerves; Establishment, Govt, Imran Khan & People
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Is there a chance for Imran Khan to be free before Eid?
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India's Electoral bonds, or bombs? But why now?
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Nawaz Sharif led government, but where is he?
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Sindh cabinet or Faryal Talpur cabinet?
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Asif Ali Zardari bhi President ban gaye, now what?
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PDM 2.0 is now two-third majority, samjh rahey ho?
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Wazir-Azam Shahbaz, Saddar Zardari, sab plan k hisab se hai?
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Reserved seats for SIC/PTI or Maal-e- ghaneemat? And why Asad Toor?
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Why are halwa-khors not behind bars ASP sahiba?
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Maryam or Murad, irrelevant.
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Imran's letter to IMF, will work, won't work.
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PDM 2.0 will be a disaster, and this is why.
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Pakistani political situation: Raula pe gaya?
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PTI plus MWM, PDM 2.0 finalized. What is what?
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Election 2024 Results: Win and lose for democracy, Kiya hosakta hai ab?
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Thodi si galati in halkon men surprise degi.
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Afghanistan-China bhai bhai? humara kiya phir?
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Why is Bushra Bibi in bani gala and not jail?
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Art of possibility, so what are the next possibilities?
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Election men dhandli horahi hai? Tu?
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One more 'Mandir' in India, what an achievement.
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Oxymorons and morons in Pakistani Politics
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If Murtaza Wahab wins: Welcome to Sindh Club and its one party rule
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Gun control issue in USA; Politics of culture or cultural terrorism?
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Tribalism in Sindh, one of the many deceptions for lawlessness in Sindh
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The method behind this madness is the madness itself-Pakistan
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Religion, False Messiah, and America- deadly combination for American foreign policy
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Usual Pakistani things: Erasing History: Pakistan Cricket Board new video
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IMF and west to the politicians, GCC and China to establishment?
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PTI leaders were forced to quit, banning a political party, Pakistan being Pakistan again.
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Zia Mohyeddin: Somewhere between Shakespeare and Ghalib
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July of 1977, and July of 2023, only thing missing is Martial Law.
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'Prime minister banun matlab ka karun?' Perfect 'Balwant' for caretaker prime minister
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Audio leaks fiasco in Pakistan, bleak boundaries of legality
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Bloomberg report: IMF conditions: Debt Trap: but a lifeline to Afg and Helping hand for Turkey.
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India's rail tragedy, what should we know?
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Shahid Khaqan Abbasi's resignation fiasco
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Concept of relevancy and Pakistan's irrelevant players
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Pakistan transforming itself into a commercial hub (literally)
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Bilawal Bhutto Zardari spoke his heart out or a gimmick again?
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Uzbekistan among few countries where presidents get elected for life
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30th June deadline, no IMF agreement yet and Pakistan's 'burn them all' attitude
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Shipwreck tragedy: Pakistan mourns while others protest for us.
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Pakistan doesn’t need foreign investment. We need our egos intact.
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Mt. Everest for Sajid and Naila, SC for PDM, Military for PTI, PTI for Military and Inflation for us
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Wazzan ghatao, pina chordo ya naukri chordo- Assam Police
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Budget season in Pakistan- Darnomics or Economics?
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Inferno in South Delhi: 21 Dead as Fire Devastates Malviya Nagar Hotel; Guests Seen Jumping from Windows
At least 21 people have been killed and over 40 hospitalized after a massive fire tore through a hotel in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar. The blaze, which broke out early Wednesday morning, is suspected to have originated in a ground-floor restaurant, trapping guests on upper floors and marking one of the worst building disasters in the capital recently.
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Anmol Pinky case: Police submit banking records in court By Farooq Sami - Jun 03, 2026 Twitter WhatsApp Facebook Google News Add ARY News on Google Anmol Pinky case: Police submit banking records in court Karachi: Police have submitted details of the bank accounts of the alleged facilitators of Anmol Pinky, in connection with a narcotics case before the court. According to a police report obtained by ARY News, proceeds from the sale of narcotics were allegedly transferred through various bank accounts. The report states that funds were moved through multiple accounts belonging to the suspects Zeeshan and Sohail. Zeeshan reportedly maintains five bank accounts across three different banks, while Sohail has two accounts in two separate banks. Police allege that Anmol, alias Pinky, was involved in the sale of narcotics worth millions of rupees across Karachi. The report further claims that all financial transactions related to the narcotics trade were conducted through these bank accounts. Anmol Pinky: Cocaine being supplied in ‘chips packets’ in Karachi According to investigators, the accounts were operated by Zeeshan and Sohail, and they contain records of incoming transactions, including details of the individuals and sources from which the funds were received. The investigation into the financial network linked to the alleged narcotics operation remains ongoing. Anmol alias Pinky was arrested earlier this month from her Garden apartment in a joint raid conducted by police and a civilian intelligence agency in connection with two cases pertaining to the possession of narcotics and an unlicenced weapon
Karachi Police have submitted the banking records of Zeeshan and Sohail, the alleged financial facilitators of drug suspect Anmol Pinky, to the court. The investigation traces millions of rupees in narcotics proceeds moved across seven bank accounts, detailing the network behind the syndicate that famously distributed cocaine hidden inside chips packets.
News Desk
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New Billing Formula Hits Low-Income Users Hardest as Fixed Cost Share Jumps to 10%
Federal Energy Minister Awais Leghari has confirmed that fixed charges on electricity bills have doubled, jumping from 3–4% to 10% of the total bill. While admitting that this restructuring hits lower- and middle-income households harder during low-consumption months, Leghari defended the move by highlighting a 31% energy cost reduction for protected lifeline consumers using under 200 units.
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Deadly Storm Ravages Nawabshah: 6 Killed, Over 50 Injured as Roof Collapse Disasters Strike Sindh
A violent storm in Nawabshah and surrounding parts of Sindh has killed six people and injured over 50 following massive roof and wall collapses. The severe weather also devastated the regional energy grid, destroying hundreds of solar panels and toppling a main 132-KV transmission tower in Larkana, leading to widespread blackouts.
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Kuwait Airport Suspends All Flights After Severe Iranian Missile and Drone Attack Damages T1 Terminal
Kuwait International Airport has suspended all flights after an Iranian missile and drone attack heavily damaged its T1 terminal, wounding civilians. The strike marks a major breakdown in the regional ceasefire, with the IRGC simultaneously targeting the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, while the Trump administration vows to maintain its strict naval blockade until Iran completely surrenders its nuclear program.
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Tragedy on the Highway: Drone Strike on Passenger Bus Kills Seven in Russian-Occupied Donetsk
A drone strike on a civilian passenger bus traveling from Moscow to occupied Crimea has killed seven people and wounded 11 in Yenakiyevo, Donetsk. The strike comes amidst an intense escalation in the aerial war, immediately following a massive Russian missile blitz that killed 23 Ukrainians, and an overnight wave where Russia claims to have downed 354 Ukrainian drones.
News Desk
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Ceasefire Shattered: US Strikes Iran’s Qeshm Island Triggering Retaliatory IRGC Missile Attacks on Kuwait
The Pakistan-brokered ceasefire has collapsed after US forces launched airstrikes on Iran's Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz. In a massive escalation, Iran's IRGC retaliated by firing a wave of ballistic missiles and drones at US bases in Kuwait, forcing Kuwaiti air defenses to perform nationwide interception operations early Wednesday morning.
News Desk
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US Unleashes Fresh Tariff Wave on 60 Economies Including Pakistan Over 'Forced Labor' Friction
The US Trade Representative has proposed new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on 60 nations, including Pakistan, for failing to crack down on imports made with forced labor. The move allows the Trump administration to revive its tariff agenda before its current emergency duties expire on July 24, drawing immediate, sharp rebukes from China, Switzerland, and the European Union.
News Desk
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PM Shehbaz Chairs High-Level Reform Moot to Drive Foreign Investment and Long-Term Export Growth
PM Shehbaz Sharif chaired a high-stakes sectoral reform meeting in Islamabad alongside top cabinet members and the DG SIFC to finalize strategies for boosting foreign investment and exports. Highlighting green transit, the PM termed a comprehensive Electric Vehicle (EV) policy "the need of the hour," creating a sharp policy contrast as finance officials simultaneously negotiate rolling back EV tax exemptions under IMF pressure.
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