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Biden’s Diamond Gift from Modi and More Shocking Presents Exposed in US Report The U.S. Department of State has unveiled its 2023 annual report on foreign gifts, providing insights into the lavish presents received by U.S. President Joe Biden, First Lady Jill Biden, and U.S. intelligence officials, some of which are worth millions of dollars. According to the report, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s gift to U.S. officials tops the list of high-value presents. Prime Minister Modi presented First Lady Jill Biden with an opulent $20,000 diamond, marking a significant gesture in diplomatic relations between the two nations. In addition…

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Meteorological Department Advises Residents to Prepare for More Rain A light drizzle has heightened the cold in Lahore, with intermittent rain showers expected to persist throughout the day, according to the Meteorological Department. The weather shift has been experienced in several areas of the city, including Garhi Shahu, Mall Road, Anarkali, Samanabad, Chowk Yatim Khana, Iqbal Town, Township, Johar Town, Thokar Niaz Baig, and Chungi Amar Sidhu. With the drizzle continuing, temperatures are likely to remain low, with a minimum expected to drop to 9°C and a maximum forecasted at 16°C. The current temperature in Lahore has been recorded at…

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‘Country Ready to Witness Prosperity Again’ Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal launched a scathing attack on Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), stating that no development projects were completed during the party’s “blackest” era. Expressing his thoughts, Iqbal said, “All of the development projects that were meant to uplift the masses were closed during the PTI-led government’s tenure.” Iqbal lamented, “No idea where the budget went and to where it was spent.” “The country witnessed no stability during the PTI founder’s tenure,” he added. He expressed optimism about the country’s present situation, saying, “Now the country is once again ready to witness prosperity.” Iqbal…

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Lack of Funds, No Hotel Bookings Raise Concerns Authorities at Karachi Airport offloaded 30 passengers in a single day on suspicion of human trafficking. According to officials, most of these individuals were suspected to be potential victims of trafficking. Several detainees have been transferred to the Anti-Human Trafficking Circle for further investigation. Abid Ali from Saudi Arabia was flagged as his name appeared on the IBM Stop List. Suleman Riaz, a government employee, was traveling to Saudi Arabia on an employment visa without an NOC. Saudi-bound passengers Aftab Ahmed, Muhammad Khaleel, Muhammad Riaz, and Ahmed Khan had incomplete documentation. Passenger…

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New Digital Skills Center Opens at Govt Boys High School Taus The Pakistan Army, in partnership with the Special Communications Organization (SCO), has launched a freelancing hub at the Government Boys High School Taus in Gilgit-Baltistan, a key initiative to enhance digital education in the region. School Principal Shaheen Beg stated that the facility caters to the evolving needs of the local youth by offering training in online business, freelancing, and digital marketing. The hub aims to benefit both students and the broader community, creating new employment opportunities within the digital economy. “This freelancing hub will not only serve our…

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Despite Govt’s Openness, PTI’s Actions Raise Concerns Negotiations between the government and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) have officially commenced to address national issues and restore political stability, but PTI’s ongoing anti-state rhetoric complicates the process. The government’s initiative to open dialogue with PTI marks a significant step toward reconciliation, aiming to reduce political tensions, uphold democratic principles, and foster national unity. The Army Chief’s recent pardon of 19 PTI workers involved in the May 9 riots is seen as a goodwill gesture to create a conducive atmosphere for talks. “The state’s move should be viewed as a calculated effort for peace…

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Participants Said, ‘Pakistan Army is a Symbol of Pride and Honor for the Nation’ Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Lieutenant General Ahmad Sharif Chaudhry, held a special meeting with leaders and representatives of various religious communities in Lahore. Leaders and representatives from Christian, Sikh, and Hindu communities expressed their gratitude to the Pakistan Army for organizing this special session. Representatives of the minority communities stated that they are proud to be Pakistanis. They added that the DG ISPR’s address not only uplifted their spirits but also dispelled all negative doubts and misconceptions. The participants emphasized that the Pakistan…

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Earthquake Registers Magnitude of 4.7 on Richter Scale On Sunday, earthquake tremors were felt in Kalat city and its surrounding areas. According to the Seismological Center, the earthquake registered a magnitude of 4.7 on the Richter scale, with its depth measured at 18 kilometers beneath the Earth’s surface. The epicenter was located 22 kilometers from Sibi, a city in Balochistan. Despite the earthquake’s intensity, no reports of casualties or damage to property have been received from the capital or its neighboring regions. Following the tremors, people came out of their homes in panic and began reciting verses from the Holy…

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18th Day of Sit-ins in Kurram: Parachinar-Tal Highway Remains Closed Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Information Advisor Barrister Muhammad Ali Saif has announced that a convoy heading to Kurram district has been temporarily halted due to security concerns. He assured that the convoy would proceed once the route is cleared. Barrister Saif emphasized that under the Grand Jirga agreement, peace in Kurram would be maintained at all costs, and those trying to disrupt harmony would face strict action. Referring to a recent attack on the Deputy Commissioner, he called it a failed conspiracy to destabilize peace in the district. “The public is urged…

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Bumrah Acknowledges Contributions of India’s Younger Players Australia claimed a six-wicket victory over India in the fifth and final Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground, securing the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with a 3-2 series win. Australian skipper Pat Cummins praised his team’s collective effort, while Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah emphasized resilience and the determination to rebuild for the future. Pat Cummins: “Immense Pride in the Group” Receiving the trophy that Australia hadn’t won in a decade, Cummins spoke about its significance. “The boys had their eyes on this trophy, and it lived up to the hype. We had clear plans, and…

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