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Good Morning! *|MERGE1|*. It’s June 28, Monday.Yesterday, I visited the house I grew up in after almost a year, a house that I called home for almost 25 years of my life. It brought about old memories, some good, some bad. The best part about my childhood was the time I spent with my daado. I think no one can love you the way your grandparents do. What is your favourite childhood memory?
It will be sunny today.
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Laila-The Current
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Non-farter, non-burper, Indian rishta hunt advertisement goes viral for its absurd demands
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Minal Khan, Ahsan Mohsin’s post-engagement party videos go viral, courtesy a champagne bottle
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Ayeza Khan set to pay a tribute to the ‘living legend’ Mahira Khan in her forthcoming drama
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Pregnant woman arrested for kidnapping newborn from Karachi hospital
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Opinion Piece : Sympathising with the rapist
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Natasha M. Zai writes for The Current about the concept of victim blaming. She says her first introduction to the concept of victim blaming came about through an American TV show.
Watching it on Star Network in the late 90s, I saw an episode where a lawyer struts about court carrying a slinky black dress a rape victim had been wearing when she was assaulted, blaming her choice of attire for being attacked. He wins the case. By the end of the episode, the victim had committed suicide, the assaulter was honing in on another girl and the lawyer was in deep remorse.
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PM Imran Khan calling Osama bin Laden a martyr was slip of the tongue, says Fawad Chaudhry
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Prime Minister Imran Khan referring to slain Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden as “martyred” last year was a “slip of the tongue”, says Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry in Geo News programme, Jirga.
Addressing the National Assembly in June last year, Imran Khan had termed bin Laden, who was killed in 2011 by US special forces in Abbottabad, a “martyr”.
“I will never forget how we Pakistanis were embarrassed when the Americans came into Abbottabad and killed Osama bin Laden, martyred him,” Khan had said.
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Man in Muzaffargarh punished for evicting, beating parents
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A man has been punished under Parents Protection Ordinance, 2021, Geo News has reported. The man was sentenced to one month in jail with a fine of Rs50,000 for maltreating his parents.
He is the first person to be punished under the new law. According to details, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Muzaffargarh Amjad Shoaib Khan took action after a complaint was filed by the parents of the accused for beating and evicting them from their home last year.
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ON THIS DAY
INTERNATIONAL BODY PIERCING DAY
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June 28th is International Body Piercing Day. The day recognises the practice of body piercing and modification. It also promotes education and awareness of both the culture and safety standards that should be practiced with body piercing.
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