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25 convicted by military courts for role in May 9 violence: ISPR

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RAWALPINDI: The Military Courts convicted 25 suspects of May 9 violence after examining all the evidence and completing the appropriate legal process, the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Saturday. The suspects have been awarded up to 10 years imprisonment. “Field General Court Martial (FGCM) have in first phase promulgated the punishments to 25 accused,” the ISPR said. The verdicts were announced after the Supreme Court’s (SC) Constitutional Bench conditionally allowed military courts to do so in 85 trials. “These blatant acts of violence not only shocked the nation but also underscored necessity of checking this unacceptable attempt of political terrorism to impose own perverted will through violence and coercion,” the ISPR’s statement read. ‘Justice will truly be served once mastermind, planners are punished’ Terming the sentences an important milestone in providing justice to the nation, the military’s media wing maintained that the justice will truly be served...
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‘Ghair’ actor Yashmeera Jan confirms she is quitting showbiz

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Rising starlet Yashmeera Jan, daughter of veteran actors Shabbir Jan and Fareeda Shabbir, confirmed that the on-air serial ‘Ghair’ will be her final project, as she is leaving showbiz to focus on her marital life. To Read Lifestyle Stories in Urdu – Click Here In his recent YouTube vlog, actor-director Yasir Nawaz disclosed, “ Ghair is the final project of Yashmeera Jan,” to which she confirmed saying, “Yes.” Nawaz continued to reveal, “She is married, and will soon be starting a new phase of life with her husband, so she will not be seen on screen anymore because of a promise to him.” “Remember her in your prayers,” he added. “There are multiple reasons for my departure,” Jan added in response. “But one of them and the biggest reason is to focus on my studies.”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Galaxy Lollywood (@galaxylollywood) “And yes, I also have some commitment towards my new family,” maintained the ‘Khuds...
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Saudi Arabia recognised for tackling labour-market issues

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Saudi Arabia has demonstrated exceptional performance in tackling labour-market issues and promoted initiatives to improve skills, according to the first annual report published by the Global Labor Market Conference (GLMC). The progress in addressing labour-market challenges is in line with ongoing efforts to achieve the goals of Saudi Vision 2030, which center on improving workforce requalification, developing national competencies, and lowering unemployment rates. The GLMC report, which was prepared with the participation of 14,000 people from 14 countries worldwide, solidifies the Kingdom’s position as a leading force capable of effectively addressing both local and global challenges. The report emphasised the significant changes that are occurring in labour markets throughout the world, including demographic transitions, economic globalisation, and the quick development of technology. The GLMC report highlighted how crucial skill development and ongoing education are to adjust...
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Omani Rial to Pakistani rupee; 18 Dec 2024

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KARACHI: The buying rate for the Omani Rial to Pakistan rupee (PKR) rose to Rs 719.5, while the selling rate was noted at Rs728 in the open market on Wednesday, December 18, 2024. Data from the currency website indicated that the Omani Rial experienced an appreciation of 65 paisas relative to the Pakistani Rupee in the open market. The Omani Rial denoted as OMR, serves as the official currency of Oman and is subdivided into 1,000 smaller units called baisa. Conversion of 500 and 1000 Omani Rial to PKR On December 18, the prevailing exchange rate suggests that 500 Rial is equivalent to Rs.359,750 whereas 1,000 OMR amounts to Rs.719,500 in Pakistani currency. It is also important to highlight that the exchange rate of Rs 719.5 per OMR in the open market holds considerable significance for the large Pakistani expatriate population living in Oman, which is estimated to number approximately 250,000 individuals involved in various employment or business ventures. Related link: Currenc...
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VIDEO: Policeman sets bribe rates for dance parties, other illegal activities

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KARACHI: A police official in Karachi has been suspended after a video surfaced showing him allegedly setting bribes for dance parties and other illegal activities. According to sources, the suspended official, Head Moharar named Hamraz posted Darakhshan Police Station, can be heard in the video setting rates for various illegal activities, including guest house dance parties and illegal tea cafes. He allegedly demanded Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 40,000 per week from each tea cafe operating within the police station’s jurisdiction. The video also shows Hamraz offering a discount of Rs. 25,000 for new businesses, stating that as long as they paid the bribe, they could operate freely. Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police South Asad Raza took immediate action after the video surfaced, showing the policeman setting bribe rates. The DIG South ordered Superintend of Police (SP) Investigation South to suspend Hamraz.   View this post on Instagram ...
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Jason Gillespie criticizes PCB after stepping down as head coach

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Former Pakistan head coach Jason Gillespie has criticised the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and its officials following quitting as head coach. Speaking to Australian media, Jason Gillespie expressed disappointment over PCB’s decision not to extend the contract of his assistant coach, Tim Nielsen. Gillespie accused PCB of poor management and lack of communication. Replying to a question regarding skipping South Africa tour, Gillespie said: “I chose not to tour South Africa because of Nielsen’s exclusion.” Gillespie further revealed his frustration with the selection process, stating, “Even a day before matches, I was unaware of the team selection details.” Despite his grievances, Gillespie acknowledged his strong bond with the players, adding, “There was great harmony among the squad. Players affectionately called Nielsen ‘Grandpa’ due to his rapport with them.” The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has not responded to the allegations raised by the former Aussie pacer, yet. Read more...
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BJP interested in politics, not discussing public issues during legislature session: Shivakumar

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