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  • Maya Ali shares clicks from UK trip

    Maya Ali shares clicks from UK trip

    Actress and model Maya Ali has recently shared beautiful family pictures from her trip to the UK.

    In her latest posts, Maya is seen enjoying quality time with her brother, sister-in-law and their adorable daughter.

    The pictures capture the Yunhi actress in a relaxed and joyful mood as she creates lasting memories with her loved one.

    She posted the pictures with the caption, “Strength, love and laughter ”

    Maya Ali is currently starring in Sunn Mere Dil, written by controversial writer Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar and directed by Haseeb Hassan.

    In the drama, Maya plays the character of Sadaf, along with Wahaj Ali who plays the character of Bilal Abdullah.

    The drama airs every Wednesday and Thursday at 8:00 PM on Geo Entertainment.

    Here are some comments from her fans:

  • Adiala Jail authorities reveal Imran Khan’s food menu

    Adiala Jail authorities reveal Imran Khan’s food menu

    The authorities in Adiala Jail Rawalpindi have disclosed the food which is being serving to the incarcerated founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Imran Khan in jail, Geo News has reported.

    The Adiala Jail authorities, in an official statement, claimed, “Khan’s breakfast consists of coffee, chia seeds, beetroot juice, yoghurt, chapati, biscuits and dates. For lunch, he is served traditional curry, local chicken, chapati, salad, green tea, and mutton.”

    “Dinner includes porridge, coconut, coconut juice and grapes, all prepared under the supervision of an assistant superintendent,” jail authorities added.

    They further stated that Khan’s professional cook, under strict supervision, prepares meals as per his choices in jail.


    The clarification came after Barrister Gohar Khan, following his meeting with Khan in Adiala Jail, had mentioned alleged mistreatment towards the deposed Prime Minister.

    Barrister Gohar had also alleged that electricity supply to Imran Khan’d cell was suspended for five days and that he was allowed only two and a half hours out of his cell.

  • Nawaz recites poetry but butchers the sher; Maulana Fazlur Rehman corrects him

    Nawaz recites poetry but butchers the sher; Maulana Fazlur Rehman corrects him

    In a historic yet controversial move, the coalition government successfully passed the 26th Amendment on the dawn of October 21, aimed at judicial reforms, with the Prime Minister calling it a “historic achievement.”

    Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) president Nawaz Sharif was also present on the floor of the National Assembly. However, instead of giving a long speech, the former Prime Minister recited a couplet to express his feelings.

    Addressing the floor, he said, “The suffering I’ve been subjected to at the hands of judiciary can only be described through this poetry: Naazo Andaaz se kehte hain ke jeena hoga, zehr bhi dete hain tu kehte hain ke peena hoga, jab main peeta hu tu kehte hain ke marta bhi nai aur jab main marta hu tu kehte hain ke jeena hoga.”

    Nawaz sat down after reciting the stanza amidst smiles from lawmakers. However, in a funny turn of events, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) chief Maulana Fazal ur Rehman, while laughing, addressed the floor: “ You [Nawaz Sharif] have quoted wonderful poetry, but you’ve made a mistake. The word ‘tu’ should never be added for emphasis because then the poetry gets ruined.”

    The bill was initially presented in the National Assembly during a late-night session beginning at 11:36 PM, but it was extended past midnight, and the bill was finally passed at 5 AM.

    The coalition government required 224 votes to pass the bill. As the voting began, 225 MNAs supported the motion, with 12 members from the PTI and the SIC opposing the motion.

  • Fakhar Zaman makes new demand to PCB

    Fakhar Zaman makes new demand to PCB

    National left-handed opener batsman Fakhar Zaman has a new message for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).

    The batsman refused to play in the white ball series in Australia. According to Samaa’s reporter Qadir Khawaja, he has requested two months’ rest from the PCB in an email. Fakhar also complained to the international director at the connection camp.

    Earlier, the PCB selection committee had dropped Babar Azam from the last two matches of the home Test series against England, after which Fakhar posted a message on X (formerly Twitter) supporting Babar. Later, PCB sent a show-cause notice to Fakhar on his response.

    Now, he has submitted the response to the show cause notice sent by the PCB. The aggressive batter said, “Babar Azam is my friend and fellow player, subordinate to the PCB, and it is obligatory to accept the decisions. The intention of supporting Babar Azam was not to slander PCB or any other person.”

    “I am in central contract; I am getting a salary; I talked about Babar Azam’s cricket; I think Babar Azam should have been given a chance in difficult times. PCB is our institution, we respect it and will continue to do so”, he further added.

    Pakistan squad announcement for the tour of Australia is expected to be revealed today.

  • BJP leader’s son marries Pakistani girl online

    BJP leader’s son marries Pakistani girl online

    Indian ruling party Bharatiya Janata Party’s leader Tehseen Shahid’s son got married to a Pakistani girl through an online Nikkah.

    Mohammad Abbas Haider, the son of the Uttar Pradesh leader of India’s ruling party, fell in love with a Pakistani girl, Andaleeb Zahra, from Lahore. The wedding was attended by local BJP leaders, including Brijesh Singh Parshu, an elected member of parliament from Jaunpur.

    The wedding caught the attention of both sides of the border.

    The Nikkah was performed over a video call since visa restrictions remain tight amid ongoing tensions between the countries. The boy’s side was in Jaipur, Uttar Pradesh, and the girl’s side was in Lahore.

    Tahseen Shahid is a resident of Jaunpur’s Makhdoom Shah Adahan and is associated with BJP as a party’s corporator. He decided to marry his elder son with a relative’s daughter a year ago.

    Apart from not being granted the visa, the Indian Express reports that the girl’s mother, Rana Yasmeen Zaidi’s health, deteriorated as the wedding approached, and she was admitted to a hospital in Lahore.

    Tahseen Shahid, after discussing this with his sister in Lahore, decided to have the nikkah via video call. He, along with hundreds of baristas, arrived at the Imambargah and got married online in front of everyone on the TV screen.

    Religious scholar Maulana Mahfouz-ul-Hasan Khan recited Nikah verses. He even explained that a girl’s permission is necessary in Islam. In such a case she must give permission to a cleric either online or offline, then scholars from both sides can sit together and perform Nikah.

  • Watch: Nora Fatehi and Saud Qasmi unite in Dallas

    Watch: Nora Fatehi and Saud Qasmi unite in Dallas

    Bollywood star Nora Fatehi, well known for her item songs, and renowned actor Saud Qasmi were recently spotted together in Dallas, USA, bringing fans to their feet with excitement.

    Nora Fatehi has gained immense popularity through her dances in hit songs and movies.

    She also lends her star power to the National Cricket League USA final, as she adds a bit of glamour to the event.

    Saud Qasmi is one of Pakistan’s most celebrated actors, who has starred in well over 150 films since his debut in 1993. His role in popular film Hawain made him a household name in the industry.

    With Nora’s international victory and Saud’s diversified performance in films and TV, the unexpected meeting of these two stars in Dallas is set to tickle the imagination of fans over what is next in the pipeline for both of them.


    Check the video below:

  • Palestinian artist Mahasen Al Khatib killed in Israeli airstrike

    Palestinian artist Mahasen Al Khatib killed in Israeli airstrike

    Palestinian artist Mahasen Al Khatib, known for her moving illustrations and character designs, was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Jabalia camp in Gaza.

    On the Saturday before her death, Mahasen shared her final artwork on X (formerly Twitter), paying a tribute to 19-year-old Shaban al Dalu with the caption “Tell me what you’re feeling when you see anybody burning.”

    In an interview with Middle East Eye, Mahasen’s uncle, Hosam said, “The house was full of displaced people when Israel launched a series of intense attacks on the neighbourhood, Mahasen was killed instantly and eight individuals were injured, some critically.” 

    “The world has lost a talented artist, and we’ve lost a beloved family member. Mahasen’s art will continue to inspire and educate people about the reality of Gaza,” Hosam al-Khateeb added.  

    Mahasen Al Khatib, who was not only the artistic voice of her community but also the breadwinner for her family, leaves behind a profound legacy. 

     Through her work as a painter, freelance character designer, and digital art mentor, she inspired many with her creative expression, which portrayed the realities of life in Gaza, Her loss is felt deeply, both on a personal and artistic level.

  • Three minors assaulted in separate incidents in Haripur

    Three minors assaulted in separate incidents in Haripur

    Three minors, including two siblings, have reportedly been assaulted during the last two days in Haripur, reports Dawn.

    Police have said that one accused, allegedly a prayer leader, was arrested while the man charged in the other FIR is still at large.

    The police told Dawn that the father of the siblings complained that his 11-year-old son and 10-year-old daughter learnt the Holy Quran from Qari Qamar Zaman, the prayer leader accused of assaulting them.

    “The two children informed me on Friday that their teacher, who is also a native of the same village, assaulted each of them three to four times during the last few days intermittently,” the complainant stated in the FIR.

    The prayer leader serves in a mosque in Mohallah Choee Pind Hashim Khan.

    The FIR states that the suspect repeated the act on Friday afternoon, took the minor boy to his sleeping room situated within the premises of the mosque, and assaulted him.

    A case was registered under section 376 of PPC and section 53 of the Child Protection Act.

    The police confirmed that Qari Qamar Zaman has confessed to sexually abusing the two children. The initial medical examination of the victims at Haripur Trauma Centre proved the claims of assault.

    However, the case will proceed based on the final report of the Forensic Science Laboratory.

    In a similar incident, a gang of criminals allegedly abducted a school-going teenager and subjected him to sexual assault.

    The 16-year-old boy, identified as Luqman Shah, lodged a complaint with the police, stating that he was a student in 9th grade at a government school in Haripur.

    “On Friday when I was on way to my home after school time a boy from the same village offered me a ride, but instead of taking me to the village he took me to the house of one Gustasib alias Usama Kohistani in Mohallah Rasheed Abad and disappeared. After some time Gustasib forcibly assaulted me at gunpoint and warned me of dire consequences if I shared the ordeal with my parents,” he told the police.

    The victim’s family alleged that the suspects have support from the police.

    Express Tribune reported that local police have allegedly started supporting the suspect because he is in cohorts with the police.

    The teenager was abducted at gunpoint by a person named Taseem Ali and taken to the place of Gastasab who sexually assaulted him.

    The local police registered a case against these suspects, but the Investigation Officer (IO) and his fellow Moharrar provided relief to the accused party.

    Gastasab has been charged under section 376 of the Pakistan Penal Code.

    The other two suspects who abducted the victim and brought him back after the assault were not included in the FIR.

    Express Tribune reports that the police has a history of giving these criminals a room of relief in previous instances as well.

    The gang kidnaps innocent school and college students and threatens them. Meanwhile, their motorcycles bear police number plates.

    Waqar Malik, the maternal uncle of the victim, alleged that Gustasab’s uncle is posted as the Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) at the City police station while relatives of other gang members are also posted on various posts in the local police.

    Meanwhile, the people of Haripur have demanded that the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Inspector General, the Hazara division Deputy Inspector General and the Haripur Deputy Police Officer should immediately take notice of this matter.

  • Reham Khan has marriage advice for Hania Aamir

    Reham Khan has marriage advice for Hania Aamir

    Journalist Reham Khan has marriage advice for superstar Hania Aamir though we don’t know if the actress actually asked for it.

    Reham recently participated in a podcast where she was asked about Hania Aamir.


    “If I hadn’t introduced her, someone else would have,”


    Khan said, adding, “Hania Aamir possessed talent, and even back then, she used to dub videos and imitate others well, before platforms like TikTok existed.”


    Hania Aamir hails from Abbottabad, Reham pointed out, stating that people from the Hazara division are not only talented but also cute.

    She praised Hania Aamir’s acting, saying, “I am watching her drama ‘Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum,’ and for the first time, I am watching a Pakistani drama.”


    She added, “The good thing about Hania Aamir is that she doesn’t respond to critics, focuses on her work, and is doing very well.”


    She also expressed hope for Hania Aamir’s future, saying, “Hania could land a good project in Bollywood, and I pray she gets the opportunity.”


    Reham praised Hania while advising her not to get married right now.


    She said, “She should continue focusing on her career in the same way. She shouldn’t get married yet and shouldn’t fall into these cycles.”

  • Friendly fire between Yasir Hussain, Sonya Hussayn on fashion choices

    Friendly fire between Yasir Hussain, Sonya Hussayn on fashion choices

    Actor Yasir Hussain recently posted a picture on his Instagram story wearing a maroon Ajrak shirt with white trousers, blending Eastern and Western styles. Sonya Hussyn, one of his closest friends, complimented his outfit and jokingly asked to borrow it. She commented, “Pyari Baji, can I borrow this outfit for a day, pretty please?”

    In response, Yasir teased her, saying, “Chal jhoti…tu itny zaida kapry kab sy pehennay lagi.”

    Sonya reacted with angry emojis, keeping their banter playful.

    Check the pictures below:


    Yasir gained fame with his debut film Karachi Say Lahore. Some of his popular projects include Lahore Say Aagay, Shadi Mubarak, Badshah Begum and Baaghi. He has also directed dramas like Koel and Aik Thi Laila.