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- October 14th, 2025
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Islamabad: There are over 6,00,000 mosques and 36,000 religious seminaries in Pakistan as compared to 23,000 factories, according to the country’s first ever economic census report. The report comes at a time when the cash-strapped country continues to negotiate with...
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August 22 marks a special day for Telugu film lovers, as it is Megastar Chiranjeevi's birthday. As he turns 70 on Friday, the occasion has been made even more special, with wishes pouring in from all quarters. But it is...
Selvaraghavan, one of Tamil cinema’s most distinctive filmmakers, is making a surprising move: his first outing as an actor in Malayalam cinema. The film in question is Balti, an intense sports-action drama fronted by Shane Nigam.A Director Turns PerformerSelvaraghavan plays...
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When I woke up in the morning, the book was by my side. Having enthusiastically read two chapters at one go, I mulled over taking a day off from work and continuing the reading spree. “Today I am applying for...
The Thane Police in Maharashtra have arrested a man for allegedly cheating a retired police official of Rs 7.40 lakh by posing as a chartered accountant (CA) over a period of five years, police said, reported the PTI. The accused...
Jammu: With the hopes for restoration of statehood to Jammu and Kashmir in the Monsoon Session dashed, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday said the struggle begins anew from here. “Leave it now, the hope has gone, the water has...
Representative image of flash floods overwhelming Makkah streets, submerging cars and a bus amidst an urban setting. Photo: X Riyadh: Saudi Arabia’s General Directorate of Civil Defense has urged the public to take precautions after the National Centre of Meteorology...
Dhaka: Bangladesh’s interim government on Friday warned media outlets against broadcasting or publicising statements by Awami League leader and deposed premier Sheikh Hasina, saying that instant legal action will be taken against those violating the order. “We are warning officials...
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