NEW YORK: The New York Times has openly criticized the Indian cricket board (BCCI) for its alleged misconduct and highlighted the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) apparent double standards in handling regional cricket disputes. In its report, the newspaper wrote that due to the complex political situation in the region, the game of cricket has increasingly […]
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DHAKA: The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has presented concrete evidence to the International Cricket Council (ICC) highlighting serious security concerns for Bangladeshi players in India. According to Bangladeshi media reports, the board’s legal adviser sent a detailed email to the ICC, attaching around sixteen links as supporting material. These included television reports, YouTube videos, and
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BANNU: The senior police officer is abducted in broad daylight in Bannu city, raising serious concerns over the deteriorating law and order situation. In this regard, the Station House Officer (SHO) Abidullah Khan, son of Gul Khan, was taken into custody by individuals claiming affiliation with Lashkar-e-Difa al-Quds, a group that identified itself as responsible
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JACOBABAD: The passengers faced significant difficulties following the Bolan Mail train traveling from Karachi to Quetta was temporarily stopped at Jacobabad Railway Station due to security concerns. Railway officials told media persons that the train was stopped as a precautionary measure. However the sudden stop led to chaos at the station, with women, children, and
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QUETTA: Despite clear orders from the Balochistan High Court, mobile internet services have not been restored in any district of the Balochistan province. Earlier on Friday, the High Court had directed authorities to restore mobile internet in all areas except those with security concerns, but the service remains suspended across Balochistan. Mobile internet has been
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NORTH WAZIRISTAN: The district administration of North Waziristan has declared a complete curfew due to the deteriorating security situation in the district. The curfew imposed today at 5 am will remain in force until 7 am on Monday, August 18. Officials said all movement within the district limits will be banned during this period. Markets,
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QUETTA: Pakistan Railways has temporarily suspended several inter-provincial train services to and from Balochistan due to heightened security concerns. Railway officials confirmed that the Jaffar Express running from Peshawar to Quetta has been stopped from August 10 to August 14, while its Quetta-to-Peshawar service will also remain suspended during this period. Similarly, the Bolan Mail,
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NORTH WAZIRISTAN: Amid of security concerns, the district administration has announced the extension of curfew across North Waziristan district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Sunday (today). According to a notification issued by the district administration, curfew will be imposed in the entire North Waziristan district, Sunday, July 27 and the curfew will be implemented from 5
JACOBABAD: The Jaffar Express coming from Peshawar to Quetta was stopped in Jacobabad district of Sindh province due to security concerns. According to the reports of the local private news channel, the railway officials confirmed that the derailment of a goods train coach from Mirpur Mathelo on Friday morning affected the movement of vehicles, due
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SWAT: Authorities in Swat have banned drones for 30 days. The ban takes effect immediately. District Magistrate Shahzad Mehboob issued the order on Monday. Officials say the move aims to protect public safety and key installations. They cite regional tensions and security threats as the main reasons. “The use of drones is now a serious
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