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US imposes sanctions on Colombian President over alleged drug trafficking

Shan Masood Appointed as PCB Director of International Cricket Operations

Afghan Taliban Regime’s Disinformation Network Against Pakistan Exposed

Pakistan, Qatar vow to deepen cooperation in Energy, IT and investment sectors

Eight militants killed in Lakki Marwat IBO

Aseefa Bhutto reaffirms Pakistan’s resolve to end polio on World Polio Day

Karachi Police and KU to further promote cooperation, Javed Alam Odho

Moon sighted in Pakistan: Jumada al-Awwal 1447 begins tomorrow

KW&SC Marks One Year of Complaint Management Centre; Mayor Karachi Vows Continued Reforms

Hockey Federation decides not to send Team to India for Junior Hockey World Cup

US imposes sanctions on Colombian President over alleged drug trafficking

Shan Masood Appointed as PCB Director of International Cricket Operations

Afghan Taliban Regime’s Disinformation Network Against Pakistan Exposed

Pakistan, Qatar vow to deepen cooperation in Energy, IT and investment sectors

Eight militants killed in Lakki Marwat IBO

Aseefa Bhutto reaffirms Pakistan’s resolve to end polio on World Polio Day

Karachi Police and KU to further promote cooperation, Javed Alam Odho

Moon sighted in Pakistan: Jumada al-Awwal 1447 begins tomorrow

KW&SC Marks One Year of Complaint Management Centre; Mayor Karachi Vows Continued Reforms

Hockey Federation decides not to send Team to India for Junior Hockey World Cup

Sri Lanka rations electricity as dollar crisis worsens

January 7, 2022 by Roman Ahmed

Sri Lanka Inflation

COLOMBO: Sri Lanka imposed electricity rationing Friday with the main power utility unable to buy fuel oil for its power stations as a result of the island’s worsening dollar crisis. Oil normally accounts for around nine per cent of electricity generation on the island, but a Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) official said the company had … Read more

Sri Lanka welcomes first tourist plane after lifting travel ban amid COVID-19

December 29, 2020 by Amna Quddusi

Sri Lanka uplifts travel ban

Sri Lanka has opened its borders for international tourists after a ban of more than nine months amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. According to the media reports, the authorities of the Indian Ocean island nation closed the two main international airports during the first wave of the coronavirus. Recently the government has introduced a pilot … Read more