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Court instructs NAB to submit written statement

A delegation from Uzbekistan is expected to travel to Afghanistan in the upcoming months in order to discuss Qosh Tepa canal with the Islamic Emirate’s officials, Uzbek media reported. The country’s media quoting Ulugbek Kosimov, the governor of the Surkhandarya region in Uzbekistan, which borders Afghanistan’s northern province of Balkh, saying that the negotiations are

Afghan citizens who cross to the other side of the Durand Line daily through Spin Boldak crossing in Kandahar province say they face many problems while passing over. They say contrary to the agreement made between the two countries, most Afghans with legal documents are not allowed to enter the other side of the Durand

Pakistan captain Babar Azams fan base is not restricted to Pakistan, as the appreciation for his batting prowess and sportsmanship surpasses borders.One such fan of the skipper, who has garnered...

I have been a fan of Babar Azam for the past four years, says Alisha

The Pakistani captain is one of the most loved and acknowledged cricketers in the world

Fifteen-year-old fan of Babar Azam, Alisha carries a photo of the Pakistan skipper in the back cover of her phone. The schoolgirl from Bhopal was among the scattered group of Pakistan supporters at the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium as Babar and Co took the field for their World Cup opener against

The BCCI is making efforts to obtain visas for Pakistani journalists who are waiting to travel to India for the World Cup, according to the International Cricket Council (ICC). The PCB has expressed disappointment over the delay in visa clearance for its fans and media. The ICC spokesperson stated that the BCCI is working hard on the visas with their full support.

The BCCI is working hard on procuring visas for the Pakistani journalists waiting to travel to India for the World Cup, the International Cricket Council said after PCB...

The BCCI is making efforts to obtain visas for Pakistani journalists intending to cover the World Cup in India, responding to the PCBs ongoing concerns about visa delays for fans and media.