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  • Hardik Pandya’s wife will walk away with a large amount after the divorce

    Hardik Pandya’s wife will walk away with a large amount after the divorce

    Indian cricket team all-rounder Hardik Pandya and his wife Natasha Stankovic have confirmed that they are divorcing.

    The cricketer, worth more than 90 crore (INR), might take a significant hit to his net wealth. Indian media has claimed that Natasha might demand 70 percent of his properties, around 64 crores, a significant chunk of the cricketer’s assets.

    Before the divorce, she also shared an Instagram story in which she wrote, “Someone is coming down the road very soon,” but she did not clearly state what she was talking about in her story.

    The all-rounder has said in the past that he is not the sole owner of all his property and assets; his mother is also a partner. However, it is not yet clear how much he will pay his ex-wife.

  • Juggun Kazim opens up about her abusive first marriage

    Juggun Kazim opens up about her abusive first marriage

    The bubbly and happy-go-lucky Juggun Kazim may look perfect on TV, but she has faced some very tough times. She shared details of physical abuse during her first marriage, revealing how she was mistreated and why she kept it hidden for years. Juggun Kazim said during a recent appears on FHM podcast, “I was physically abused and tortured during my first marriage, which lasted for 1.5 years. I got married within a week of falling for my first husband, who raised his hands on me in the third week of our marriage.”

    Reflecting on her past, she added, “I ignored the warning signs, and that was a mistake. Abuse often starts with hurtful words. I should have taken action when he first hit me, but I was too blinded by his charm. I made a mistake by marrying him in secret, attracted by his good looks. When Noor Makhdoom’s story went public, my family discussed it, but I stayed silent, not wanting to draw attention to myself.”

    Kazim also said, “However, I was going through a similar nightmare. I thought I’d suffer the same fate as Noor Makhdoom. While I was seven months pregnant, he abused me and threw me out of the house. I’m grateful to the neighbors who helped me. Now, Hamza is now grown up, and Faisal has been a wonderful father to him. I’m thankful to Allah for His kindness.”

    A few months ago, Juggan Kazim was awarded the Presidential Civil Award ‘Tamgha-e-Imtiaz’ by the Government of Pakistan for her contributions to the media industry at the Presidential Awards ceremony on March 23, 2024. Juggun Kazim married Ahmed Tajik in 2004, but the marriage ended in divorce in 2005. She later married Faisal Naqvi in 2013.

  • TTP chief’s intercepted call reveals sinister plan to attack govt schools, hospitals

    TTP chief’s intercepted call reveals sinister plan to attack govt schools, hospitals

    A call made by Noor Wali Mehsud, the head of the proscribed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has revealed a sinister plot by the terrorist organisation to attack government schools and hospitals in Pakistan.

    Talking to his henchmen Ahmad Hussain Mehsud alias Ghat Haji, and Saqib Gandapur, Noor says that one method of creating instability in Pakistan is to target government schools or hospitals with bombings without claiming responsibility for them.

    The second option, he says, involves destroying the homes of police officers and soldiers.

    He then asks the two men to keep the conversation confidential that no one should be able to trace the attacks back to TTP.

  • Two ad-hoc judges appointed in Supreme Court amidst criticism

    Two ad-hoc judges appointed in Supreme Court amidst criticism

    The Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) approved the appointment of two ad-hoc judges on Friday to the Supreme Court for a period of one year, Geo News has reported.

    Justice (retd) Tariq Masood and Justice (retd) Mazhar Alam Miankhel, both retired justices of the apex court, were selected after the JCP meeting headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Qazi Faez Isa held on Friday to discuss the appointment of retired judges to the apex court in a bid to reduce pendency of the cases.

    Justice (retd) Mushir Alam, Justice (retd) Maqbool Baqar and Justice (retd) Miankhel had declined offers to be appointed ad-hoc judges.

    Sources have told Geo that Justice Mansoor Ali Shah, Justice Muneeb Akhtar and Justice Yahya Afridi opposed the appointment of Justice (retd) Miankhel as the former judge had already declined the offer.

    However, his appointment was approved by a 6:3 majority and now it is up to the former judge that he accepts the offer or maintains previous his stance, they added.

    Meanwhile, Justice (retd) Masood’s appointment was approved by 8:1 majority, with Justice Akhtar in opposition.

  • Fawad Khan shares details of his battle with diabetes

    Fawad Khan shares details of his battle with diabetes

    In a country where diabetes is becoming an increasingly prevalent health concern, actor Fawad Khan is sharing his personal story of living with the disease and urging others to take control of their health and make informed choices about their diet.
    During an interview with ‘Fuchsia Magazine’, the superstar was asked by the host, “You suffered from diabetes at a very young age, and you still have it. I think many people in Pakistan are diagnosed with it, but we don’t take it seriously enough. Do you think this is a widespread issue?”

    Fawad Khan said, “I’m worried about the rising prevalence of diabetes in Pakistan, especially among children as young as four to eight years old. Diabetes can affect anyone, regardless of age, so it’s essential to be mindful of sugar intake.”
    “Sugar is not a necessity, it’s a desire. You can quit it, and it’s not good for your health.” Khan added.

    The Barzakh actor advised his fans: “It is your own decision how much sweet you want to consume and how much you don’t.”
    Fawad Khan concluded, “Sugar damages your body just like other banned drugs. I’ve learned from my own experiences and those of others that sugar is your biggest enemy.”

    Fawad Khan is currently starring in a web series along with Sanam Saeed, Salman Shahid, Syed Arham, Khushhal Khan, and Uzma Beg. This series is written and directed by Asim Abbasi.

  • Iffat Omar shares heartwarming photos from daughter Noor’s engagement

    Iffat Omar shares heartwarming photos from daughter Noor’s engagement

    Pakistani actress and host Iffat Umar has posted photos of her daughter Noor Jehan’s engagement on Instagram.
    The first photo shows Noor and her foreign fiancé holding hands, while other photos show Noor in Western clothes and her fiancé in a suit.
    In her post, Iffat said she is now a mother-in-law.

    “My little girl got engaged officially a mom-in-law,” she wrote.

    Iffat turned off the comments on her post to avoid negative remarks.

    She also shared a video of the couple and thanked everyone for their congratulatory messages and best wishes.

    Check the pictures below:

  • Elon Musk congratulates Modi for most followers; social media says he’s wrong

    Elon Musk congratulates Modi for most followers; social media says he’s wrong

    Elon Musk, the controversial CEO of Tesla and social networking site X (formerly known as Twitter), recently congratulated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on becoming the most followed world leader.

    Modi has 100.2 million followers on X, which are far less than Musk himself, who has 190.2 million.

    While Modi’s followers along with Indian Media celebrated the tweet as an honour, many netizens reminded Musk of Barack Obama, former American President, who is far ahead of Modi with his 131.7 million followers on X.

    National President of Indian Youth Congress, Srinivas tagged Elon Musk and wrote, “Is Barack Obama from another planet?”

  • More than 200 Balochistan Police personnel dismissed

    More than 200 Balochistan Police personnel dismissed

    IG Police Balochistan issued a notification revealing that more than 200 police personnel were terminated due to negligence and frequent absenteeism.

    The dismissed officials include constables, head constables, and ASIs, and they hail from various districts, including Loralai, Sabi, Kalat, Zhob, Naseerabad, Makran, and Quetta.

  • Ayesha Jahanzeb NOT reconciling with husband, going for khula

    Ayesha Jahanzeb NOT reconciling with husband, going for khula

    Television host Ayesha Jahanzeb’s daughter has denied media reports of her reconciliation with her husband Haris Ali. In a social media post reshared by Ayesha, she said that her mother is filing for ‘khula’, likely ending the marriage. The news came nine days after she filed a high-profile case of domestic abuse against her husband.

    Earlier, Samaa’s Arshad Ali reported that Ayesha and her husband reached a reconciliation agreement during the most recent court hearing.

    Shedding light on the proceedings in the court, Samaa reported that the court asked the television anchor if she agreed to reconcile voluntarily, to which she affirmed her consent, stating that she is reconciling of her own free will. “Whatever happened was torture and should not happen to any woman,” she said in court. Ayesha wholeheartedly accepted the judge’s decision, stating, “Whatever decision the honourable judges have made, I accept it.” Ayesha Jahenzeb told the court that she had decided not to pursue the case further and affirmed that it was finalized in the presence of witnesses. Thus, the court granted bail to the suspect, Haris.

    As the news spread, Ayesha’s eldest daughter, Zoha Touqeer, posted on her Instagram story that “no charges were pressed for the betterment of kids”. She denied any reconciliation attempt and informed that Khula has been filed because violence is unacceptable.

    Ayesha reposted the story and wrote a detailed caption on her wall regarding her recovery. “Victim blaming is the easiest possible solution to any situation but delving into the pain every single day not being able to look at yourself everyday is a reality” she wrote.

    Previously, Ayesha had told The Current that her husband is using his influence in the police and judiciary to pressure her.

    On July 10, Ayesha Jahanzeb’s husband was arrested on charges of assault.

    Ayesha registered a case against her husband in which she accused him of perpetrating domestic violence upon her. She stated in the FIR that since January this year, her husband, whom she married in 2015, had started beating her and their children, but she did not raise noise for the sake of maintaining the sanctity of their relationship. Haris is always suspicious and has beaten her many times since the first incident, she said in her statement.

    He also beat her on the June 24 last month, “dragging her by her hair and beating her with kicks and punches’, causing injuries, according to the FIR.

    To read: Ayesha Jahanzeb reportedly assaulted by husband

  • ECP issues notice to 12 parties for not allocating five percent tickets to women

    ECP issues notice to 12 parties for not allocating five percent tickets to women

    The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has issued notices to 12 political parties, including Jamaat-e-Islami and Awami National Party, for failing to allocate five per cent of general seat tickets to women in the general elections.

    A hearing regarding the implementation of Section 206 of the Election Act has been scheduled for July 25 by the Election Commission.

    The Election Commission has specifically issued notices to Akhtar Mengal of Balochistan National Party, Saad Rizvi of Tehreek-e-Labeek, and Asfandyar Wali of ANP.

    Additionally, notices were served to Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman of Jamaat-e-Islami and Khurram Nawaz Gandapur of Pakistan Awami Tehreek.

    The Election Commission is set to hear the case on July 25.