What happened: Pakistan will be an inclusive country with an honest government, religious freedom, the rule of law and equality for all; this is what the
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What happened: In what comes as a piece of shocking news, a 9-member Joint-Investigation Team was formed to investigate “an incident of gang rape and animal pornography
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What happened: As the country is facing a sudden increase in the inflation rate, the crime rate, especially in Karachi, has risen to an alarming rate.
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What happened: The attack on October 10, which resulted in the death of a van driver and the injuries of two students, was the most
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What happened: It is pertinent to mention that there is a long distance between educational institutions and the homes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. But now, to bridge
What happened: Due to the censorship issues in the country Javed Iqbal was banned by the censor board, but this did not discourage the creators
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What happened: On October 20, custom officials at Islamabad International Airport intercepted an effort to smuggle 106 iPhones, laptops, and MacBooks worth millions of dollars.
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ProperGaanda reached out to the sister of Farooq Ali, a British national and aspiring senior tennis player for Pakistan who was allegedly murdered in the
What happened: The Lahore police, in a statement, claimed that an 18-year-old teenager from Lahore committed suicide at his home after hanging himself from a ceiling
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What happened: While categorically rejecting the remarks made by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Pakistan’s Foreign Office stated, “These are delusional statements about having resolved the dispute