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THE Pakistan-India bilateral relationship has ne'er been a standard one, experiencing cycles of intense contention and even full-scale war, alternating with cold peace and efforts to fix fences. This section could be an unquestionably negative one, with relations having swaybacked significantly when India’s polemic annulment of command of Kashmir's autonomy in 2019. However, over the past few months, there have been a variety of unpleasant exchanges involving the prime officers of each country. In October, the Indian defense minister issued a provocative statement threatening to ‘retake’ Gilgit-Baltistan, whereas the following month, a senior Indian general created an equally hostile remark, threatening to ‘retake’ Azad Cashmere. The situation over the past few days has deteriorated significantly, with Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah locution earlier on that India was concerned about acts of a terrorist act on Pakistani soil and informed of New Delhi’s alleged involvement in l...

  The recent debate regarding Pakistan's likelihood of default necessitates a reexamination of the country's current debt and its accumulation over time. Without the nature of Pakistan's debt, the economy's story is incomplete. Pakistan's financial difficulties began after its independence in August 1947, when it needed financial assistance. The structural diagnosis of Pakistan's debt necessitates an in-depth comprehension of the policy interventions that set the nation on a debt trajectory as well as an investigation into the ways in which particular groups pushed the nation into debt in order to safeguard their own vested interests. At the time of Partition, the economies of India and Pakistan in South Asia were in a dire state. When India was a colony, Pakistan inherited approximately 33% of its army and 17% of its revenue. The budgetary priorities of subsequent governments were established by this inheritance. Since joining the first International Monetary F...

  Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto comments on Zardari's relating to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sat player criticism from the ministry (FO), which characterized them as "a reflection of India's growing frustration." When reacting to his Indian counterpart Subrahmanyam Jaishankar at the world organization on Thursday, FM Bilawal known as Modi the "butcher of Gujarat." Jaishankar had defendant Pakistan of supporting terrorist acts and harboring the leader of a terrorist organization, Osama bin Laden. The butcher of Gujarat remains alive and is that the prime minister (of India), I might prefer to cue Mr. Jaishankar, Bilawal had declared. The United States "forbade him (Narendra Modi) from entering. "The RSS, which takes its cues from Hitler's SS, is a junction rectifier by these 2 people as prime minister and secretary of state, he continued. Following that, the Indian government gratingly criticized Bilawal's comments in an exceed...

The teams for the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2023 were decided, and the six franchises are preparing for the competition. The 2022 Asia Cup champions from Sri Lanka, Wanindu Hasa Ranga and Bhanuka Rajapaksa, as well as the winners of the ICC T20 Men's World Cups from England and Australia, Adil Rashid and Matthew Wade, will all make their PSL debuts. Jimmy Neesham of New Zealand and Tabraiz Shamsi of South Africa will both play in their first tournaments during the eighth edition of the competition, which will take place in four cities between February 13 and March 19, 2023. In the PSL Player Draft 2023, Hasa Ranga was selected by the 2019 champions Quetta Gladiators, Rajapaksa by the 2017 champions Peshawar Zalmi, and Wade by the 2020 champions Karachi Kings. The group was chosen for the Platinum Category. Hasa Ranga has taken 129 wickets in 129 T20 matches for an economy rate of 6.72, while the spinner has taken 86 wickets in 52 T20Is. Rajapaksa, a powerful hitter, has a strike ...

Are you a Pakistani student looking to study abroad in Kazakhstan? If so, you’re in luck! Kazakhstan is a wonderful country with a lot of educational opportunities for international students. In this blog post, we’ll be taking a look at the top universities in Kazakhstan for Pakistani students and providing information on the fee structures for MBBS and BDS courses. Whether you’re looking for a world-class education or a more affordable alternative, Kazakhstan is sure to have something for you. So read on to find out more about the top universities in Kazakhstan for Pakistani students! Almaty Management University AMU is ranked among the top universities in Kazakhstan and is highly sought-after by Pakistani students. It has a wide range of courses with tuition fees ranging from 150 USD to 900 USD per semester. The cost of living in Almaty is relatively low compared to other cities in the country. The faculty at AMU includes prominent professionals and scholars who have studied at s...

Football is one of the most popular sports around the world, and the talented footballers who have become international superstars are some of the most celebrated athletes of all time. This blog post will take a look at ten of the world’s most famous footballers who are currently ruling the world of football. From the speed and finesse of Lionel Messi to the unstoppable power of Cristiano Ronaldo, these footballers are changing the way the game is played and setting records that will stand for years to come. Read on to learn more about these incredible players and the unique skills that have made them famous. 1) Cristiano Ronaldo Cristiano Ronaldo is undoubtedly the most famous footballer of this generation. The Portuguese international has enjoyed a stellar career both at the club and international levels. He has won five Ballon d'Or awards, four Champions League titles, three Premier League titles, and a number of other accolades. His individual brilliance on the pitch has earned...