On Day 1 of the first Test between Pakistan and West Indies at the Multan Cricket Stadium, Saud Shakeel’s resilient 56 off 100 balls and Mohammad Rizwan’s steady 51 off 80 balls helped Pakistan recover after an early collapse. After opting to bat first, Pakistan found themselves in deep trouble, being reduced to 46 for 4 as Jayden Seales troubled the batters with his pace. Shan Masood was dismissed for 11 by Gudakesh Motie, followed by quick dismissals of Muhammad Hurraira (6), Babar Azam (8), and Kamran Ghulam (5), leaving Pakistan in a difficult situation. However, Rizwan and Shakeel formed…
Author: Raja Zahid Khanzada
Renowned Pakistani wrestler and martial artist Green Cheetah Sameer Ali delivered an outstanding performance in the Martial Arts Lightweight category at the 2025 Asian Games, held in Kathmandu, Nepal, securing the Silver Medal. His remarkable achievement is a testament to his hard work, dedication, and exceptional talent, which continues to elevate Pakistan’s name on global platforms. Sameer Ali’s victory is not just a medal but a reflection of the immense potential of Pakistani athletes. Securing second place in a prestigious competition like the Asian Games is a matter of pride for Pakistan and serves as an inspiration for upcoming athletes.…
Reports linking young RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Šeško to a loan move to Arsenal have been emphatically denied by his agent, Elvis Beganović. In a statement, Beganović clarified that there had been no discussions with Arsenal regarding a temporary transfer for the Slovenian international. He went on to assert that Šeško is not a player being considered for loan deals at this time, which suggests that Leipzig is not looking to loan out the highly-rated forward. Beganović also revealed that there has been no significant interest from other top European clubs, indicating that Leipzig’s valuation of Šeško might be discouraging…
Reports linking young RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Šeško to a loan move to Arsenal have been emphatically denied by his agent, Elvis Beganović. In a statement, Beganović clarified that there had been no discussions with Arsenal regarding a temporary transfer for the Slovenian international. He went on to assert that Šeško is not a player being considered for loan deals at this time, which suggests that Leipzig is not looking to loan out the highly-rated forward. Beganović also revealed that there has been no significant interest from other top European clubs, indicating that Leipzig’s valuation of Šeško might be discouraging…
A New Era in America: A Convicted President and the Philosophical Battle for Democracy Analysis by : Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada For the first time in American history, a president is about to take the oath of office with the stain of 34 criminal convictions. In the annals of human history, particularly in developed nations, the relationship between leadership and ethics has always been crucial. In societies founded on democratic principles, this relationship becomes even more critical when an elected leader is criminally convicted. Such events have profound legal, ethical, political, and social implications. The recent entry of newly elected…
https://youtu.be/ES3w06mp0ys?si=_w_sPzwwMtgr5Tlv Dallas Renowned Guitarist Mansoor Shehzad Passes Away from Throat Cancer, Community in Mourning By: Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada Dallas: Dallas’ famous guitarist Mansoor Shehzad passed away today after a brief illness. Six months ago, he was diagnosed with throat cancer, and he was undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Dallas. Mansoor Shehzad used to accompany singers from Pakistan and India in concerts held here. He performed with numerous artists. He began playing the guitar in Karachi during his teenage years in the 1980s and performed alongside Pakistan’s renowned pop singers like Alamgir, Shehzad Roy, Ali Haider, Saleem Javed,…
https://youtu.be/4fIk9vYCkQ4?si=3R2LTN5pXdE1kdeO CECS Hosts “Human Rights and International Oppression” Event with DFW Community Leaders and FBI Officials By: Raja Zahid Akhtar Khanzada Dallas: An event titled “Human Rights and International Oppression” was organized in Carrollton, Texas, in collaboration with the Center of Excellence for Community Services (CECS) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The event saw the participation of Carrollton Mayor Steve Babick, representatives from various human rights organizations, and community leaders from across the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The primary objective was to raise awareness about law and justice, ensuring that residents facing threats within the U.S. or abroad know…
Los Angeles officials have instructed most wildfire evacuees to stay away from their homes for at least another week as emergency responders work to remove toxic waste from incinerated neighborhoods and secure hazardous electricity and gas lines. Despite challenging conditions, firefighters expressed relief over containing the two major fires without further growth, even amid high desert winds and low humidity. However, the National Weather Service warned that hazardous fire weather is expected to return by Sunday. Frustrated evacuees, eager to assess damages and recover personal belongings, were told that it remains too dangerous to return. Firefighters and emergency responders continue…
China announced on Friday that its population declined for the third consecutive year in 2024, continuing a downward trend after more than six decades of growth, as the country faces a rapidly aging population and persistently low birth rates. According to Beijing’s National Bureau of Statistics, the population stood at 1.408 billion by the end of 2024, down from 1.410 billion in 2023. However, the decline was less sharp than the previous year, when it was more than double the fall reported for 2022. China ended its strict “one-child policy,” imposed in the 1980s over fears of overpopulation, in 2016…
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s spokesperson expressed concern on Thursday after police confirmed they were investigating claims that a drink had been spiked in one of the UK Parliament’s bars. London’s Metropolitan Police force said it was probing reports that a female parliamentary researcher had her drink tampered with inside Parliament on January 7, the day after MPs returned from their Christmas break. “These are incredibly concerning reports,” Starmer’s official spokesman told reporters. “Women have a right to feel safe everywhere. Everyone on the parliamentary estate should feel safe in their workplace,” he added. The case was first reported by…
