With Rohit and Kohli's Test careers ending, Indian cricket faces its biggest leadership crisis in a decade. While Ashwin backs Jasprit Bumrah's 'calm brilliance', fitness fears linger. Meanwhile, Shubman Gill's rise sparks debate: Is it too soon for the prodigy? As England looms, India's captaincy dilemma could redefine their Test future.
"Pakistan cricket takes a bold step forward as 1992 World Cup hero Aqib Javed takes charge as Director of High Performance, teaming up with white-ball coach Mike Hesson in a power-packed leadership duo. Can this blend of local expertise and international vision transform Pakistan’s cricketing future? From grassroots to the national team, a revolution is brewing—and the stakes have never been higher."
"PSL 10 is gearing up to be its most star-studded edition yet, with cricket heavyweights like David Warner and Kane Williamson joining the fray. But behind the glitz of record-breaking contracts and a $1 million PCB subsidy for foreign players, the league faces hurdles—relocation to the UAE and geopolitical tensions loom large. Will this be PSL’s biggest season or its most chaotic? One thing’s certain: the action will be unforgettable."
"A $400 million luxury jet from Qatar’s royal family—now at the center of a firestorm over Trump’s 'gift.' Critics call it a brazen violation of ethics laws, a national security risk, and a potential foreign bribe. Supporters claim it’s just a cost-saving upgrade for Air Force One. But with legal battles brewing and bipartisan outrage growing, one question remains: Is this a strategic move or a scandal waiting to explode?"
"As Pakistan-India tensions rise, authorities are tightening control over social media under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA). Recent arrests—from political activists to ordinary citizens—highlight a growing crackdown on content deemed 'anti-state.' But where is the line between safeguarding national security and suppressing free speech? This blog examines PECA’s controversial role, high-profile cases, and the broader debate: Can a nation silence dissent in the name of unity?"
In a symbolic and highly strategic move, former U.S. President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) signed a series of bilateral agreements on Tuesday, reaffirming the close partnership between Washington and Riyadh.
If you're a Pakistani student with dreams of studying abroad or pursuing higher education without financial strain, fully funded scholarships can open doors that once seemed impossible. With options available in the USA, UK, Europe, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and Australia, there are countless opportunities out there—but the key lies in knowing how and when to apply.
In today’s world, our smartphones are always within arm’s reach. They wake us up, guide our routes, entertain us, and even listen in on our conversations. But in Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI, Yuval Noah Harari presents a powerful warning: our devices may be changing us more than we realize.
The India-Pakistan conflict has entered a dangerous new phase, with both nations now trading hypersonic missile strikes and drone warfare. Pakistan claims to have downed 77 Indian drones and destroyed an S-400 system using Chinese-made CM-400AKG missiles—a potential game-changer in regional military dynamics. India, meanwhile, reports intercepting Pakistani drones and striking back at air defense installations, including an HQ-9 system in Lahore. With both nuclear-armed rivals rapidly deploying cutting-edge technology, the risk of miscalculation grows. Are we witnessing a new arms race, or will diplomacy prevail? One thing is clear: the rules of engagement in South Asia are being rewritten at hypersonic speed.
The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has officially announced its disbandment, marking the end of a 40-year armed insurgency against the Turkish state—a conflict that has resulted in over 40,000 deaths since its inception in 1984 .(The Times) Reasons Behind the…