Indian music sensation Badshah has once again captured public attention—not for a chart-topping song this time, but for a significant development in his personal life. Reports circulating in Indian media suggest that the popular rapper has entered into marriage once again, nearly six years after the end of his first marital relationship. The news has sparked widespread curiosity and excitement among fans and followers across social media platforms. According to various sources, Badshah—whose real name is Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia—has tied the knot with Punjabi actress Isha Rikhi. The wedding ceremony is said to have been a private yet culturally…
Author: Baseerat Talib
Amid the ongoing conflict in Iran, residents of Indian-administered Kashmir, located over a thousand kilometers away, have launched a remarkable humanitarian initiative to support the Iranian people. The local Muslim community has been actively collecting donations in various forms, ranging from cash and gold to household items, utensils, and even livestock, reflecting a deep sense of empathy and solidarity. Community leaders and elders have set up collection stalls in neighborhoods with a predominantly Muslim population to facilitate the donation process. Young volunteers have taken it upon themselves to visit homes door-to-door, ensuring that as many people as possible have the…
A senior Iranian military official sharply criticized the United States’ claim that it was engaging in negotiations with Iran to broker a ceasefire, sarcastically remarking that the Americans are “essentially negotiating with themselves.” The statement was made by Colonel Ebrahim Zolfaqari, spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, and was broadcast on state television. Colonel Zolfaqari emphasized that the strategic power the United States once claimed has now turned into a strategic failure. He noted that if the United States were truly a global superpower, it would have been able to resolve the ongoing crisis. Attempting…
Despite claims from Washington suggesting progress in diplomatic efforts, Iran has firmly denied any direct or indirect negotiations with the United States. Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri Moghadam, clarified on Wednesday that reports of talks were inaccurate. “We have heard these claims circulating in media, but according to my knowledge, no discussions have taken place so far,” he said. The ambassador added that it was natural for friendly nations to engage in efforts to prevent further escalation, describing the conflict as stemming from what Tehran considers an “illegitimate aggression.” The Iranian military echoed this sentiment, rejecting the idea that any…
Global currency markets exhibited a cautious pause on Wednesday as investors remained wary of geopolitical developments in the Middle East, particularly regarding United States efforts to bring an end to the ongoing conflict with Iran. Market participants displayed measured activity following statements from President Donald Trump at the White House, in which he claimed that progress was being made in negotiations aimed at resolving the war. However, Iranian officials dismissed these assertions, denying that any direct talks had occurred. This divergence in official statements kept traders on edge, reflecting the uncertainty surrounding the region and its potential economic impact. The United…
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has given in-principle approval for a groundbreaking initiative aimed at transforming the province’s educational and vocational landscape. This initiative involves the creation of the province’s first-ever “skill city,” envisioned as a hub for youth development, technical training, and employable skill enhancement. The project is being hailed as a major step toward empowering the younger generation and strengthening Punjab’s economic and social framework. The core objective of this initiative is to ensure that every young individual in Punjab has access to high-quality, market-oriented education that not only imparts knowledge but also provides practical skills for…
A significant legal battle over U.S. immigration policy is set to unfold as the United States Supreme Court prepares to examine the authority of the federal government to limit the processing of asylum claims at the southern border. The case, which is scheduled for hearing on Tuesday, centers on whether officials can lawfully turn away asylum seekers when border facilities are deemed too overwhelmed to manage additional applications. At the heart of the dispute is a controversial approach known as “metering,” a practice that allows immigration authorities to restrict the number of asylum seekers processed at official border crossings. Although…
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) commenced trading on Monday with a decidedly positive momentum, demonstrating a strong market sentiment in the early hours. The benchmark KSE-100 index reflected this optimism by adding 942.33 points, translating to a gain of 0.62 percent, thereby reaching an early trading level of 153,682.70 points as compared to the previous session’s close at 152,740.37. This initial surge indicated that investors were returning to the market with renewed confidence, and buying activity was notably brisk across various key sectors. The opening optimism was characterized by aggressive accumulation in the market, which drove the index to touch…
The Saudi Ministry of Culture has released an extensive calendar of cultural activities for the year 2026, encompassing a wide range of programs and events aimed at engaging diverse segments of society across the Kingdom. This initiative is not merely about promoting cultural awareness; it represents a deliberate step toward aligning Saudi culture with broader developmental goals and fostering a sense of inclusivity and cohesion in the social fabric. By making culture an integral part of everyday life, the Ministry aims to ensure that citizens and residents alike can access, appreciate, and actively participate in the Kingdom’s rich cultural landscape. The…
A tragic incident in the southern Punjab district of Rahim Yar Khan has sent shockwaves across the country, highlighting serious concerns about safety arrangements and administrative oversight during public service operations. What began as a routine distribution of financial aid under a government support program turned into a devastating disaster, claiming multiple lives and leaving dozens injured. The incident occurred in a rural area near Chak No. 125, where a large number of women had gathered to receive their payments under the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP). According to initial reports, more than 200 women were present at a private…