Mumbai, India – Sunil Pal, the well-known Indian comedian famous for The Great Indian Laughter Challenge, has gone missing following an event on December 3, 2024. His wife, Sarita Pal, reported him missing after multiple attempts to contact him failed. The comedian was expected to return home after a show, but his phone remained off, leading to fears for his safety. Pal, who is also recognized for his roles in films like Apna Sapna Money Money and Phir Hera Pheri, had been posting cheerful updates on social media just days before. However, his unexplained disappearance is troubling, and authorities are investigating the situation. Fans…
Author: Raja Zahid Khanzada
Pakistani actor Sheheryar Munawar has confirmed his wedding plans for December 2024. He shared the news during a recent appearance on a journalist’s YouTube show, revealing that his bride is not from the entertainment industry. Rumors have suggested that the lucky lady is Maheen Siddiqui, an actress known for her work in TV dramas. Despite keeping his personal life private, Sheheryar has expressed affection for Maheen in public. His fans are excited about the upcoming nuptials, and he has asked for their prayers and blessings for this new chapter.
In Rawalpindi, former Minister Omar Ayub Khan and several other leaders from Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) were briefly detained by police. The arrests occurred outside Adiala Jail where PTI leaders had gathered to meet their incarcerated leader, Imran Khan. The police action was linked to the enforcement of Section 144, a law prohibiting gatherings in certain areas. Despite the arrests, the detained leaders were released after a short period, following a warning from the authorities. The PTI condemned the move, calling it a blatant misuse of power by the PML-N government. They argued that this action was an attempt to silence…
Islamabad: Supreme Court Justice Mansoor Ali Shah has recommended halting the Judicial Commission of Pakistan’s (JCP) meeting until pending cases regarding constitutional amendments are resolved. In a letter to the Chief Justice, he questioned the legitimacy of the commission under the 26th Amendment. Justice Mansoor expressed concerns that actions by the commission might become invalid if the amendment is struck down, potentially undermining public trust in the judiciary.
Islamabad: PTI Chairman Imran Khan has been indicted in the GHQ attack case by a special court. The charges stem from allegations of involvement in attacks on military installations. The court based its decision on substantial evidence and testimonies presented during the hearing. Khan’s lawyer argued that the accusations are baseless and that his client had no connection to the incidents. Further arguments and evidence are expected in the next hearing. This case marks a pivotal point in Khan’s political career, with opposition parties hailing it as a significant legal development.
Islamabad: PTI leader Barrister Gohar Ali Khan has been appointed as a member of the Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP), following the approval of Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi. This nomination was endorsed by Opposition Leader Omar Ayub. Gohar’s inclusion comes after Omar Ayub and Shibli Faraz resigned due to multiple legal cases against them. Both former members cited challenges in fulfilling their duties under current circumstances. The JCP oversees judicial appointments and evaluates the performance of judges. Omar Ayub expressed confidence in Gohar’s integrity and legal expertise to positively contribute to the commission.
Karachi: The Sindh Education Department has announced the exam schedule for matriculation and intermediate students. Matric exams will commence on March 15, 2025, while intermediate exams are scheduled to begin on April 15, 2025. Results for matric exams are expected by July 15, and intermediate results by August 15. The new academic year for schools will start on April 1, 2025, and for colleges on August 1, 2025. Summer vacations are set from June 1 to July 31, while winter holidays will be observed from December 22 to December 31. The committee also outlined the public holiday schedule for 2025.
Rawalpindi: The court issued arrest warrants for Bushra Bibi, wife of PTI founder Imran Khan, over her repeated absence in the Toshakhana case. The hearing, held at Adiala Jail, was presided over by Judge Shahrukh Arjumand. A notice was served to Bushra’s guarantor, questioning the justification for not forfeiting their surety bond. The prosecutor accused Bushra of deliberately avoiding court, leading to the issuance of non-bailable warrants. According to the NAB reference, Bushra and Khan are accused of unlawfully retaining official gifts. The next hearing is scheduled for December 9.
Islamabad: The Supreme Court of Pakistan has lifted the stay order on Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) privatization, directing the government to proceed transparently. The case was heard by a constitutional bench headed by Justice Aminuddin Khan, where it was revealed that recruitment processes were halted due to the privatization plans. The court noted that privatization could fetch better returns if conducted promptly while ensuring transparency. It also advised the government to maintain integrity throughout the process. Following the EU’s decision to lift its ban on the airline, this move could be a positive step for PIA.
Islamabad: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari assured Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman that the madrasa registration bill issue will be raised with the government. Fazlur Rehman expressed concerns over the president’s refusal to sign the bill, despite its approval by both houses of parliament. During the meeting, Fazl questioned the authority of the President’s House compared to the supremacy of parliament. PPP leaders supported JUI-F’s stance and pledged to address the issue promptly.
