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Summer Season Vegetables in Pakistan: How to Get the Most Out of Them

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Areeb Asif
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Summer Season Vegetables in Pakistan and How You Can Get the Most Out of Them
Summer Season Vegetables in Pakistan and How You Can Get the Most Out of Them

Summers in Pakistan are not everyone’s cup of tea. Between the load shedding, the relentless heat and the never-ending complaints about bijli and paani, it can feel like a struggle to get through the day. But amid all the sweat and sighs, summer also brings something genuinely good: a burst of fresh, local vegetables that are made for our climate and our bodies. From the fertile field of Sindh to the lush plains of Punjab, the summer season brings along a diverse range of vegetables. Yes, the vegetables this season don’t get the credit they deserve.

Important Fact: As per the agricultural studies, Pakistan, due to its fertile land, ranks among the top producers of many summer vegetables.

Here are some essential summer vegetables that we Pakistanis need to make use of.

What’s in Season: Summer Season Vegetables in Pakistan

If you’ve ever walked through a sabzi mandi or stopped by a roadside thela in June, you already know the regulars. Here’s a quick reminder:

Tinda (Round Gourd)

Yes, Round Gourd is the vegetable you probably pushed aside as a kid. I used to hate it too, until I had it slow-cooked with fresh garlic, a bit of turmeric, and lots of patience. It turns buttery soft and oozes with flavour. Some people even roast the seeds of the Tinday and enjoy them.

For Planting: The sowing season of round gourd in Pakistan is March–April and June-July.

Round Gourd Benefits: Round Gourd has vitamins and carotene. It can boost the overall immunity of a person. Moreover, it has antioxidant properties that can protect the body. It has less fibrous pulp, which is why it can be easily digested.

Tip: Pair it with chapati and achar; it will become the ultimate desi comfort food.

Tinda (Round Gourd)
Tinda (Round Gourd)

Torai (Ridge Gourd)

Let’s be honest, Torai has an image problem. Most people think it’s boring, but it’s actually one of the most refreshing things you can eat in this heat. Plus, it cooks super fast. The vegetable has two variants, one with a ridged surface and the other with a smoother surface.

For Planting: The ideal sowing season for ridge gourd in Pakistan is from early spring to mid-summer, typically between February and July.

Ridge Gourd Benefits: Ridge Gourd is full of dietary fibres, iron, magnesium, vitamins A & C, and Vitamin B6. It has low-calorie content, cholesterol, and unhealthy saturated fats. Moreover, it is packed with alkaloid compounds and antioxidants that can regulate metabolism and also remove toxins from the body.

Pro tip: Sauté it with onions, green chilies and a bit of zeera. Keep it simple. Also, avoid cooking ridge gourd for too long and using too much water to preserve the water-soluble vitamins.

Torai (Ridge Gourd)
Torai (Ridge Gourd)

Bhindi (Okra)

Crispy, slimy or somewhere in between; bhindi can go a hundred ways. It is devoured the most when it is dry-fried with a bit of salt and coriander powder.  The crunchy texture and rich fibre content make it a summer favourite.

For Planting: The optimal sowing season for okra in Pakistan is generally February to March for the spring crop and June to July for the monsoon crop.

Okra Benefits: One of the major benefits of okra is that it promotes digestive health and also boosts immunity. It also adds a delightful crunch to the meal. But the best part is that this tiny-looking vegetable is full of dietary fibre, minerals, and vitamins.

Tip: Cook it on high heat to make it crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Also, don’t overdo the stirring unless you want gooey strings everywhere.

Karela (Bitter Gourd)

Love it or hate it, karela is surprisingly addictive once you get the hang of it. With its sharp taste and jagged skin, bitter gourd is a powerhouse of nutrients. Don’t let its bitterness put you off—it’s packed with health benefits.

For Planting: The best time to sow bitter gourd seeds in Pakistan is during the spring and summer months, typically from February to March and again from June to July.

Bitter Gourd Benefits: Karela is packed with iron, magnesium and Vitamins (B1, B2 and B3). Moreover, it is beneficial for blood sugar regulation, improving skin health, decreasing cholesterol levels, and preventing cancer, etc.

Tip: Let it be bitter. That’s the point.

Karela (Bitter Gourd)
Karela (Bitter Gourd)

Baingan (Eggplant)

Brinjal, or eggplant, is versatile and full of nutrients. While purple is the most common colour in Pakistan, it grows in many shapes and shades globally. Toss it on the stove flame and season it with mustard oil / green chillies for a killer bharta.

For Planting: The sowing time of Eggplant in Pakistan is February, June and November.

Eggplant Benefits: Eggplant helps in promoting digestion and preventing constipation. Moreover, it has phytonutrients that have anti-cancer properties. Additionally, it is a low-sodium vegetable that is suitable for people with high blood pressure or kidney problems.

Try this: Baingan ka bharta with fresh roti? Peak summer.

Cucumber (Kheera)

This one needs no intro. It’s the official snack of summer, full of water and other nutrients. Slice it, sprinkle with chaat masala, and you’re good to go. It’s also great for refreshing raitas and quick salads.

For Planting: The ideal sowing season for cucumber in Pakistan is primarily during the spring (February-April) and the monsoon season (July-August).

Cucumber Benefits: Cucumber has a rich water content which helps in lowering blood sugar levels, preventing constipation and also supporting weight loss. It is rich in antioxidants, which can combat many chronic conditions. Cucumber is also used to make detox water, which helps remove toxins from your body, lowers blood pressure, and improves skin health.

Try It: Add black pepper and lemon to a cucumber mix and get addicted.

Why You Should be Eating Seasonally (Especially in Pakistan)

Here’s the thing; we don’t need kale or asparagus flown in from who-knows-where. Our own land offers exactly what our bodies need, when we need it.

  • Cucumbers to cool us down.
  • Fibre-rich gourds to help our digestion.
  • Water-rich veggies to stay hydrated.

Also, seasonal produce is cheaper, fresher, and more flavourful. You can literally smell the difference between a sun-ripened local kheera and the waxy, imported stuff.

Read More: Is a Wave of Food Insecurity About to Hit Pakistan?

Getting the Most Out of Summer Vegetables

Here are some quick tips that are needed to utilise the most from these summer season vegetables in Pakistan:

  1. Buy early in the day. The vegetable sellers bring their best stuff in the morning. By noon, it’s all sun-wilted.
  2. Store them properly. Don’t toss karela and bhindi into a hot kitchen drawer. Keep them in breathable cloth bags in the fridge.
  3. Cook light. Heavy masalas + 40°C = food coma. Use lemon juice, mustard seeds, and fresh coriander to keep things airy.
  4. Use the skin: Karela peel in chutneys or Baingan skins in compost. Don’t waste it.
  5. Grow your own, even if it’s just mint and coriander. It’s cheaper and ridiculously satisfying.

It’s Not Just Food!

Summer vegetables in Pakistan aren’t just about survival. They’re about slowing down, cooking simply and remembering that our ancestors lived well before cold storage and microwaves.

If you’re lucky enough to still have a dadi or nani around, ask them how they used to cook tinday or bhindi. They’ll probably tell you a story, and maybe you’ll come across a recipe worth passing on. So yeah, summer’s rough but your sabzi doesn’t have to be.

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Sunil Gavaskar’s Controversial Comments Spark Backlash from Pakistani Legends

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Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has once again found himself at the center of a storm, this time for comments regarding Pakistan’s potential participation in the Asia Cup 2025.

What started as a simple interview quickly escalated into a full-blown controversy, with prominent Pakistani cricketers, including Javed Miandad, voicing their strong disapproval.

The Comments That Sparked the Fire

In an interview with an Indian news outlet, Gavaskar stirred the pot by questioning whether Pakistan would even be part of the upcoming Asia Cup.

His remarks centred around the idea that political tensions between India and Pakistan could play a significant role in determining whether the two nations meet on the field at this prestigious event.

Gavaskar pointed out that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has historically aligned itself with the Indian government’s stance, which could make it difficult for Pakistan to participate if the political situation doesn’t improve.

As he put it: “BCCI’s stance has always followed the Indian government’s direction. If the situation hasn’t changed, I don’t see Pakistan taking part in the Asia Cup,” Gavaskar remarked.

Not Just About Participation: The Future of the ACC

Gavaskar didn’t stop at casting doubt on Pakistan’s involvement. He also went a step further by suggesting that the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) could potentially be dissolved.

Instead of the usual Asia Cup format, he speculated that we might see tri-series or four-nation events emerge if the regional dynamics shift in the coming months.

“It’s possible that the Asian Cricket Council could be dissolved. Instead, we might see a tri-series or a four-nation event. What happens next will depend on how things unfold,” he added.

These remarks raised eyebrows, given the huge role that the ACC plays in organising one of the biggest tournaments in world cricket. But what really caught attention was the political undercurrent running through his comments.

Pakistan’s Cricketing Legends Respond

As expected, Gavaskar’s comments didn’t sit well with Pakistan’s cricketing fraternity. Javed Miandad, one of Pakistan’s most respected cricketers and a long-time admirer of Gavaskar, expressed his surprise and disappointment.

“I can’t believe Sunny bhai said that,” Miandad said. “He’s always been a respectful, down-to-earth person who stayed away from political talk.”

The sentiment was clear: Miandad felt that Gavaskar’s comments had crossed a line, moving away from cricket and into the political arena.

Iqbal Qasim, the former left-arm spinner, echoed Miandad’s reaction. He initially questioned whether Gavaskar had been misquoted, but then firmly stated: “He’s a responsible figure, respected on both sides of the border. Politics should never mix with sports.”

However, the most blunt response came from former cricketer Basit Ali, who did not mince words. “Stupid comments,” Ali said. “Let’s not jump to conclusions. Cricket should stay above political hostilities.”

His frustration with the remarks was palpable, and it highlighted a growing sentiment that the game of cricket should be kept free from the influence of politics.

The Bigger Picture: Should Politics Influence Cricket?

Gavaskar’s comments highlight a larger issue — the intersection of politics and sports. Cricket has always been a unifying force in South Asia, transcending political barriers and bringing nations together.

However, when comments like these are made by influential figures, it raises questions about how much politics should interfere with the sport.

For many, the game is about much more than just national pride. It’s a way to showcase talent, bring joy to millions of fans, and serve as a platform for the sport’s global growth.

As we look toward the Asia Cup 2025, the hope is that the focus will remain on the game itself and not on the political tensions that often cloud its beauty.

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Fatima Sana’s Stellar Month Earns ICC Women’s Player of the Month Nomination

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Web Desk
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has just dropped some exciting news — Fatima Sana, the captain of Pakistan’s women’s cricket team, has been nominated for the Women’s Player of the Month Award for April 2025.

But she’s not alone in this prestigious race. Fatima is up against two equally remarkable players: Hayley Matthews of the West Indies and Katherine Bryce of Scotland. All three players were standouts at the ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifier, which was held in Lahore last month.

Let’s break down why these three players are in the spotlight.

Fatima Sana: Pakistan’s Captain in the Limelight

Fatima Sana’s nomination is no surprise given her stellar performances throughout the ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifier. The Pakistan captain led her team to an unbeaten campaign in the tournament, picking up a total of 12 wickets at a remarkable economy rate of just 3.97.

Her standout performance came against Scotland, where Fatima put on an exceptional show with the ball, taking four wickets for 23 runs in just five overs. This match was a clear indication of her ability to turn games with her bowling.

But Fatima didn’t stop there. She also showcased her batting skills, contributing a crucial 62 runs against Thailand — another valuable performance that helped her side dominate the tournament.

Fatima’s well-rounded contributions make her a deserving nominee, especially as she guided Pakistan to victory without losing a single game.

Hayley Matthews: West Indies’ Captain Leads from the Front

Then we have Hayley Matthews, the captain of the West Indies, who also shone brightly at the Qualifier. Matthews was the leading wicket-taker in the competition, picking up 13 wickets in just five innings at an impressive average of 15.84. But her prowess didn’t end with the ball.

Matthews also contributed with the bat, accumulating 240 runs at a stellar strike rate of 116.50, averaging 60 per innings. Her most significant knock came against Scotland, where she not only took four wickets but also smashed a match-winning century.

In the final game of the Qualifier, Matthews went all out with a blistering 70 runs from 29 balls. This effort was crucial in the West Indies’ chase of 167 runs. However, despite her explosive performance, the West Indies fell short, finishing third due to a heartbreaking Net Run Rate margin of just 0.01.

Still, Matthews’ all-around brilliance made her an easy pick for this nomination.

Katherine Bryce: Scotland’s Star Player

Last but definitely not least, we have Katherine Bryce, who had an outstanding tournament for Scotland.

As their captain, Bryce not only led with the bat but also contributed with the ball. She finished as the leading run-scorer in the tournament, amassing 293 runs in five innings at a jaw-dropping average of 73.25.

Bryce’s 131 (not out)* against Thailand was the highest individual score of the tournament and showcased her ability to anchor the innings. On top of her batting exploits, she was also a handy bowler, picking up six wickets.

For her all-around performances, Bryce was deservedly named the Player of the Tournament, a title that speaks volumes about her leadership and versatility.

A Tough Contest: Who Will Take the Crown?

As the nominations for April 2025’s Women’s Player of the Month roll in, it’s clear that Fatima Sana, Hayley Matthews, and Katherine Bryce are all deserving of the recognition. With their exceptional performances in the ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifier, all three players have set the bar high.

Who will take home the crown? We’ll have to wait and see, but one thing is certain — women’s cricket is in safe hands with these extraordinary players leading the way.

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From Missed Flight to English Dreams: Zafar Gohar’s Unlikely Redemption Story

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Web Desk
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Not every second chance in cricket comes dressed in green. For Zafar Gohar, the comeback trail winds through county grounds in England, not Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.

At 30, Gohar isn’t just bowling with renewed fire for Middlesex in the 2025 County Championship, he’s also eyeing something bigger: the possibility of donning an England cap.

It’s a storyline stitched with heartbreak, persistence, and bold reinvention.

The Nightmare That Started It All

Rewind to 2015. A young Zafar Gohar, brimming with potential, gets a late-night call to join the Pakistan Test squad in the UAE as Yasir Shah’s injury replacement.

He was in Faisalabad, playing domestic cricket, when the call came. The catch? He had to catch a 3 AM flight from Lahore.

“It was a dream come true — to get a call to join the national team — but I was drained,” Gohar recalled in a recent interview with British media.

“I waited until late at night for travel details, then was told to rest. I could not wake up in time. The next morning, they blamed everything on me. I was devastated.”

That one missed flight derailed what could have been a long stint in Pakistan colours.

Lost in the System, Found in the County

Although Zafar Gohar later featured in a solitary ODI (2015) and a Test (2021), he never got a fair run.

Despite strong performances, he was often overlooked. His 2022 season for Gloucestershire — 47 wickets and 500 runs — should’ve made headlines in Pakistan’s selection committee room. But instead, he was told, “county stats don’t matter.”

Disillusioned but not defeated, Gohar made a massive life decision. He secured British citizenship, and after more than three years away from Pakistan’s national team, he became eligible to represent England.

Making a Statement in 2025

Now with Middlesex, Gohar isn’t just playing county cricket — he’s bossing it. With 15 wickets in the first four rounds of the current season, he’s the top-performing spinner in the competition.

And he’s not afraid to dream big.

“I think I have just reached my prime, and I feel ready to take on this new challenge,” he said.

“I had heard England was the toughest place for spinners to get wickets but I got wickets. That was the point I decided, right, I am going to take my chance.”

For Gohar, the idea of playing for England isn’t about switching allegiances out of bitterness. It’s about taking control of a career that slipped away due to missed chances and mismanagement.

It may sound strange to some — a Pakistani-born left-arm spinner representing England — but Gohar is walking a path many before him have treaded, from Kevin Pietersen to Eoin Morgan to Jofra Archer.

Yes, the odds are high. Breaking into England’s national setup at 30 is no easy feat. But Gohar thrives on challenges.

“I know it is a big, big ask to get picked for England, but I love challenges,” he concluded.

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Sydney Sweeney and Patrick Schwarzenegger’s Vegas Moment Goes Viral at Palm Tree Beach Club

By
Maham Hussain
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Sydney Sweeney And Patrick Schwarzenegger's Vegas Moment Goes Viral At Palm Tree Beach Club
Sydney Sweeney And Patrick Schwarzenegger's Vegas Moment Goes Viral at Palm Tree Beach Club

Sydney Sweeney and Patrick Schwarzenegger made headlines after a cute interaction at an event in Las Vegas went viral. Video footage of the exchange made the rounds on social media, garnering attention relative to the event, though it didn’t create news.

The two were spotted at the Palm Tree Beach Club at the MGM Grand on Saturday. Sweeney, recently single after ending her relationship with Jonathan Davino in late 2022, wore a white tank top and denim mini skirt. She mingled with several celebrities, including Machine Gun Kelly. However, everyone’s attention stayed on her light-hearted exchange with Schwarzenegger, who stars in The White Lotus.

Daily Mail reported that Sweeney pointed out food stuck in Schwarzenegger’s teeth. He immediately checked using his phone’s front camera, causing Sweeney to laugh. The moment took off on social media, and shortly after, the two were seen dancing together, fueling more buzz.

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Despite their playful interaction, sources confirmed that Sweeney and Schwarzenegger are just friends. Schwarzenegger is engaged to model Abby Champion. The couple has been together for nearly a decade and plans to marry in 2025.

In a recent interview with PEOPLE, Schwarzenegger shared, “When we first met, I was 21, she was 18… Over the years, I just continuously fell more and more in love with her.” He added that growing together has made their relationship stronger.

Outside of his relationship, Schwarzenegger has shown interest in leading a reboot of American Psycho. He called the role his “dream” when a fan asked about it online and responded to news that Luca Guadagnino might direct the project.

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Attaullah Tarar Leads Media Visit at LoC to Expose Indian Propaganda

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Yousuf Yaseen
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Attaullah Tarar Leads Media Visit at LoC to Expose Indian Propaganda

Federal Minister for Information, Attaullah Tarar, along with representatives of both international and local media, visited the Line of Control (LoC) to show the actual situation on the ground. The visit was meant to counter India’s repeated claims that Pakistan is supporting terrorist activities from its side of the border, according to Radio Pakistan.

The Ministry of Information arranged the tour, allowing journalists to visit places India has often called militant camps. These claims are part of India’s ongoing narrative to justify tensions at the LoC. Pakistan denies these accusations and calls them a part of India’s effort to spread false information.

During the visit, journalists were shown the specific locations that India mentioned in its statements. But instead of militant hideouts, media representatives saw normal civilian life—homes, markets and community areas. People living in those areas spoke to the media and shared their experiences, which also proved that India’s claims were false.

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While addressing the media, Attaullah Tarar said, “India has made baseless allegations against Pakistan time and again. Today, we have presented the truth before both international and national media. The places India labels as terrorist camps are, in fact, peaceful civilian areas.” He added, “Pakistan is a responsible state—committed not just to regional, but to global peace. We unequivocally condemn terrorism in all its forms, anywhere in the world.”

Tarar also warned that while Pakistan wants peace, it will not tolerate any attacks on its sovereignty. He said, “We’ve proven through our conduct that we are advocates of peace. But make no mistake—if our sovereignty is challenged, we will respond decisively. India, before making baseless accusations, should take a long, hard look at its record of human rights violations in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).”

He also said India’s claims are a way to cover its own policy failures in IIOJK.

Earlier, the Pakistan Army briefed top political leaders about the ongoing situation with India. According to sources, the army assured them that they are fully ready to respond if India shows any aggression. The closed-door session included Information Minister Attaullah Tarar and Director General ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry. They gave a full briefing on the situation after the April 22 attack in Pahalgam, which led to increased tension between the two countries.

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Four Pakistani Mountaineers Set Out to Conquer Historic Himalayan Expeditions in Nepal

By
Yousuf Yaseen
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Four Pakistani Mountaineers Set Out to Conquer Historic Himalayan Expeditions in Nepal
Four Pakistani Mountaineers Set Out to Conquer Historic Himalayan Expeditions in Nepal

Four Pakistani Mountaineers are currently in Nepal for the spring climbing season, aiming to summit some of the world’s highest and toughest peaks, including Everest, Dhaulagiri and Kanchenjunga.

Sajid Ali Sadpara, the son of the late mountaineer Muhammad Ali Sadpara, is leading the effort. He is trying to climb Dhaulagiri (8,167 meters), the world’s seventh-highest peak. Sajid reached the mountain’s base camp on April 6. He has completed acclimatisation up to Camp 3 and is now waiting for a good weather window for a summit push around May 9.

He is following Alpine-style climbing, which means he is climbing without the use of supplementary oxygen or high-altitude porters. If successful, this will be his ninth 8,000 m+ peak climbed under such conditions. His previous summits include K2, Nanga Parbat, Broad Peak and both Gasherbrum I and II.

Read more: Top 5 Highest Peaks of Pakistan

Another Pakistani climber, Naila Kiani, has begun her approach to Kanchenjunga (8,586 meters), the third-highest mountain in the world. It will take her about a week to reach the base camp. Naila has already climbed 11 of the 14 highest peaks in the world and remains the only Pakistani woman to do so.

Joining her on Kanchenjunga is Sirbaz Khan, who summited Annapurna (8,091 meters) without oxygen on April 7. He has already climbed 13 of the 14 world’s 8,000m peaks, most of them without using oxygen. Kanchenjunga is his final peak to complete all 14, which would make him the first Pakistani to achieve this milestone.

Wajidullah Nagri has reached the Everest Base Camp. He is preparing for his summit attempt. He has already summited five major peaks in Pakistan, including K2 and Nanga Parbat.

With all four climbers aiming for major accomplishments, this spring season could become a historic chapter for Pakistani mountaineering.

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Allegations of Sexual Misconduct Surfaces at One of Karachi’s Biggest Coaching Centres

By
Mishal Zarrar
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Allegations of Sexual Misconduct Surfaces at One of Karachi's Biggest Coaching Centres
Allegations of Sexual Misconduct Surfaces at One of Karachi's Biggest Coaching Centres

A couple of years ago, when I was taking my first O’ Levels exams—Islamiat and Pakistan Studies—I, like many other students, was anxious about how my first-ever CAIEs would turn out. I wanted to score A*and As and nothing less than that. It was perhaps that’s why I thought whatever I studied at school wasn’t enough, and hence I joined a coaching centre. Don’t get me wrong, the concept of coaching centres was booming at the time, with a few teachers leading the way. One of such teachers was Sir Khurram Hussain, a renowned Islamiat teacher known for his passion for the subject and his energetic way of teaching. So I found my way to his class, and it’s safe to say that I had never seen a teacher so incredibly passionate about his subject.

It was perhaps this passion and dedication to his work that Sir Khurram Hussain, popularly known as SKH, opened various institutions in such a short period of time. From SKH Solutions to Veritas School System, SKH built an empire solely based on the trust his students had in him.

Alleged Misconduct 

Fast forward to May 4th, a video was posted by the Instagram page @karachi.educational.safety—a compilation of anonymous confessions making serious allegations against SKH Solutions, specifically targeting Khurram Hussain’s long-time assistant, Abdul Hai. According to the post, Abdul Hai, who has worked closely with SKH for several years, has been accused of sexually harassing female students. The allegations include soliciting intimate photos, engaging in inappropriate conversations with girls as young as 15 or 16, and making false promises of marriage. The video featured multiple anonymous accounts from young women who claim to have experienced or witnessed his predatory behaviour.

What fueled even greater controversy were claims that SKH was aware of the misconduct all along, making him complicit in the situation. One of the anonymous confessions alleged that SKH ignored student complaints, turning a blind eye to incidents happening right under his nose.

SKH Takes Legal Actions

In response to the allegations, SKH Solutions released an official statement on its social media platforms reaffirming its commitment to student safety. The post stated that the institute is taking the claims seriously and has initiated swift action to address the situation, with the aim of preventing any such incidents in the future. It also expressed gratitude to the students who came forward, acknowledging their courage in sharing their personal experiences.

 

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Abdul Hai Gets Permanently Dismissed 

Following the confirmation of the allegations, SKH Solutions has formally and permanently dismissed Abdul Hai from his position not only in the particular institute but also in any other businesses or entities he was associated. This was revealed in an Instagram story posted by SKH Solutions. In the same story, it was also made clear that the authorities are collecting and preserving evidence so that they can take proper legal action.

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SKH Solutions Shares Story on Instagram

On top of that, SKH Solutions has ensured that they are reviewing their internal systems and policies, and making sure that there is transparency across all campuses.

The Bigger Question: Are Our Children Safe?

The incident has highlighted one thing in particular: we entrust schools, colleges, and universities with the safety and well-being of our children—those we love most—yet predators can exist within these very spaces too.

So, are our children really safe? 

That’s a question most parents may find themselves asking after reading this article. While the purpose was never to create panic or anxiety but rather to inform and create awareness, we understand if this has stirred strong emotions. The truth is, you can’t stop your children from growing, exploring, and becoming part of new environments, but what you can do is teach them how to recognise harmful behaviour and create a safe space where they feel comfortable coming to you when something doesn’t feel right.

Most importantly, it’s high time we call out people despite how famous or influential they are. Remember, silence only favours the predator, not the victim.

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Dubai Islamic Bank Pakistan Limited (DIBPL) Appoints Mr. Muhammad Ali Gulfaraz as Chief Executive Officer

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Sania Saeed
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Speaking on his new role, Mr. Gulfaraz said: “It is an honour to join Dubai Islamic Bank Pakistan Limited, which is part of a strong group.

Dubai Islamic Bank Pakistan Limited (DIBPL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dubai Islamic Bank UAE (DIB), is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Muhammad Ali Gulfaraz as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Mr. Gulfaraz is an international banking executive with over 25 years of international and domestic experience in Corporate & Investment Banking, Strategy, Risk Management and Digital Transformation across UK, Europe and Pakistan.

Before joining DIBPL, Mr. Gulfaraz served as CEO & Managing Director of Bank of Khyber, where he led major digital, governance, and operational transformation initiatives. His global banking journey includes over a decade at Mizuho Corporate Bank (London, UK), where he served as Managing Director and Head of Corporate & Investment Banking for the UK, Ireland, and Nordic Countries. He also spent more than 12 years with Bank of America (London, UK), rising to the position of Principal in the Global Corporate & Investment Banking Group. Additionally, he served as Executive Director at Fauji Foundation, where he oversaw strategic investments and board engagements across a wide portfolio of companies.

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Speaking on his new role, Mr. Gulfaraz said: “It is an honour to join Dubai Islamic Bank Pakistan Limited, which is part of a strong and dynamic group that seeks to become the most progressive Islamic Financial Institution in the world. I look forward to building on the Bank’s strong foundations to achieve sustainable growth through a culture of innovation and customer centricity.”

Mr. Gulfaraz is an alumnus of Cadet College Hasan Abdal. He holds a B.A. in Economics and an M.Sc. in Agricultural & Managerial Economics (Finance) from the University of California, Davis. He has also completed several professional training programs in London, Tokyo and San Francisco.

This appointment underscores DIBPL’s commitment to strengthening its leadership, driving innovation, and advancing its strategic growth ambitions within Pakistan’s Islamic finance sector.

Zindigi Partners with FPCCI to Drive Nationwide Digital Financial Transformation

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Sania Saeed
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Vice President at FPCCI, Aun Ali Syed Expressed his enthusiasm about this collaboration, “ We are proud to collaborate with Zindigi

Zindigi, powered by JS Bank, and the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI) have entered into a strategic partnership to accelerate the digital transformation of Pakistan’s business landscape. This collaboration encompasses 76 chambers and 155 trade associations under the FPCCI umbrella, and aims to enhance financial accessibility for businesses nationwide, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Zindigi Partners with FPCCI to Drive Nationwide Digital Financial Transformation.

Under the agreement, Zindigi will deploy its Raast-enabled, QR-based real-time payment system across FPCCI’s member institutions, enabling secure, instant, and cost-efficient transactions; as well as deploy a full suite of financial solutions tailored for entrepreneurs, trade bodies, and their member organizations. The initiative goes beyond payments—introducing lending, financing, and investment products designed to support SME growth. Additionally, the partnership will leverage Zindigi’s SME-focused platform Chikoo to help small businesses digitize operations and reach wider markets.

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Faisal Khalid, Chief Product Officer at Zindigi Stated, “This partnership with FPCCI marks a significant step towards redefining Pakistan’s business landscape through digital innovation. By offering secure and efficient financial solutions, we aim to foster growth for businesses of all sizes, especially SMEs while contributing to Pakistan’s digital economic evolution.”

Vice President at FPCCI, Aun Ali Syed Expressed his enthusiasm about this collaboration, “ We are proud to collaborate with Zindigi in this groundbreaking partnership that aligns with our vision to drive digital transformation. This partnership will have a far-reaching impact by enhancing financial accessibility and empowering businesses, particularly SMEs, with the tools they need to thrive in the digital age”

This collaboration underscores the shared commitment of FPCCI and Zindigi to foster innovation, enhance financial inclusion, and accelerate Pakistan’s transition to a digitally empowered economy.

From Pakistan to the Makkah: Zong 4G Ensures Pilgrims Stay Connected During Hajj 2025

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Sania Saeed
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Zong 4G's Hajj 2025 telecom package provides pilgrims with comprehensive connectivity solutions, including  240 international minutes.

Zong 4G, Pakistan’s leading technology innovation company, is partnering with the Ministry of Religious Affairs (MoRA) for Hajj 2025 in a strategic initiative that will facilitate over 91,000 Pakistani pilgrims with free SIMs and international roaming services, ensuring uninterrupted communication during their sacred journey. Pakistan to the Makkah.

Recognizing that a substantial number of individuals will be performing Hajj privately, the company remains dedicated to providing seamless connectivity to all pilgrims, regardless of their travel arrangements, so they can stay connected with loved ones throughout this profound experience.

Zong 4G’s Hajj 2025 telecom package provides pilgrims with comprehensive connectivity solutions, including  240 international minutes, 60 SMS, and  2GB of dedicated data for WhatsApp and another 10GB of data without any restrictions. These carefully designed provisions ensure pilgrims remain seamlessly connected throughout their spiritual journey. Beyond connectivity, Zong will provide pilgrims with real-time in-app tracking, a dedicated helpline, and on-ground support through strategically placed kiosks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, ensuring immediate assistance and access to additional services when needed.

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Khurram Ishaq Director LDI & International Business at Zong 4G stated, “It’s a privilege to serve the Hajj pilgrims of Pakistan on their sacred journey. At Zong 4G, we see this initiative not just as a service, but as our civic duty—to ensure every pilgrim stays connected with their loved ones and receives the support they need, no matter where they are. Through seamless international roaming, dedicated data for essential apps, and on-ground assistance in Saudi Arabia, we are proud to enable a spiritually enriching and worry-free experience”

This partnership reflects Zong’s unwavering commitment to bridging distances and serving the nation through the power of connectivity.

Neelum Valley Faces Blackout Amid Pak-India Border Tensions

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Yousuf Yaseen
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Neelum Valley Faces Blackout Amid Pak-India Border Tensions
Neelum Valley Faces Blackout Amid Pak-India Border Tensions

A complete blackout occurred in Azad Kashmir’s Neelum Valley on Sunday night due to possible escalation on the Pakistan-India border. Officials said electricity was intentionally cut from the Nausori grid station, which also powers the Jagran and Sargan stations. The Electricity Department said this was a precautionary step due to rising border tensions.

At the same time, Indian media reported that the Ferozepur Cantonment in India also carried out a blackout drill. “The blackout was from 9 PM to 9:30 PM. As per the orders of the senior officers, lights were fully switched off. If any vehicle was found with its light turned on, it was turned off…Police are fully alert. Deployment has been made at all intersections,” Indian media quoted Gurjant Singh, SHO, Ferozepur Cantt Police Station.

On Monday, a group of local and foreign journalists visited the Line of Control (LoC) along with Minister for Information Ataullah Tarar. The purpose of the visit was to counter India’s claims about alleged militant hideouts in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. The delegation visited specific sites India had identified and met local residents to see the ground reality for themselves.

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Tensions between India and Pakistan have increased since the April 22 attack in Pahalgam, Indian-occupied Kashmir, where 26 tourists died. Following this, Indian authorities accused Pakistan of supporting terrorism. In response, Pakistan denied the allegations and organised the LoC visit for the media.

Pakistan also suspended its adherence to the 1972 Simla Agreement after India withdrew from the Indus Waters Treaty and took other hostile steps such as banning visas, denying Pakistani entry, and expelling diplomatic staff.

Political experts have expressed concern over the possibility of further escalation along the LoC. The United States and China have urged both countries to remain calm and resolve the crisis peacefully.

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Sindh Government Bans All Plastic Bags From June 15

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Yousuf Yaseen
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Sindh Government Bans All Plastic Bags From June 15

In a major move to fight environmental pollution, the Sindh government has banned all kinds of plastic shopping bags throughout the province. The decision will take effect from June 15, 2025, as stated in a formal notification issued by the Department of Environment, Climate Change and Coastal Development.

The ban includes all types of plastic bags, such as non-degradable, oxo-degradable, black-coloured and recycled plastic bags. This step updates and strengthens the “Sindh Prohibition of Non-Degradable Plastic Products Rules” from 2014, which have now been amended to implement a complete ban.

The Sindh cabinet approved the decision in a meeting held on April 15, 2025. The Environment Department had recommended this step, and the cabinet gave unanimous approval.

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Earlier in 2019, the provincial government had introduced a partial ban. It allowed plastic bags of a specific size and weight, but that exception has now been removed completely.

Sindh’s Environment Secretary Agha Shahnawaz Khan said, “Plastic bags are enemies of the environment. This historic step is in the public interest. We aim to ensure a clean, green, and safe future for the coming generations. The time has come to get rid of plastic permanently.”

He also warned that anyone violating the ban would face legal action. “No leniency will be shown,” he said.

The decision received wide support from environmentalists, civil society, and citizens. Many described it as “historic.” The Environment Department has also urged district administrations, industrialists, business owners and the general public to take part in this important national effort.

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Iran’s Foreign Minister Visits Islamabad as Tensions Rise Between Pakistan and India

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Maham Hussain
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Visits Islamabad as Tensions Rise Between Pakistan and India
Iran’s Foreign Minister Visits Islamabad as Tensions Rise Between Pakistan and India

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi visited Islamabad on Monday after tensions rose between Pakistan and India. The visit followed an attack on tourists in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). India blamed Pakistan for the attack. In response, Pakistan rejected the allegation and claimed it had “credible evidence” that India was planning military action. Both nations possess nuclear weapons, raising regional concerns.

Iran invited Araqchi for two meetings in Islamabad to talk about “how to reduce tensions in the subcontinent,” according to Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan Reza Amiri Moghadam, who spoke to TASS.

Additional Secretary West Asia Syed Asad Gillani, the Iranian envoy, and other senior Pakistani officials received Araqchi at the airport. He was expected to meet President Asif Ali Zardari, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, and Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar.

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A statement from the Pakistani Foreign Office on Tuesday said both nations “recognise the long-standing friendly relationship.” It also said they share a “willingness to enhance ties.”

Araqchi is expected to visit New Delhi later this week. It is unclear whether the visit was planned earlier or prompted by current tensions. His talks will also include “important” regional and international issues, according to the Foreign Office.

India has not responded to Pakistan’s diplomatic outreach. In the past, the Indian foreign ministry has firmly rejected third-party involvement in the Kashmir dispute.

Pakistan has instructed its representative at the United Nations to request a Security Council briefing. The aim is to highlight India’s “aggressive actions,” which threaten regional peace.

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Pakistan Successfully Test Launches Fatah Series Missile

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Yousuf Yaseen
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Pakistan Successfully Test Launches Fatah Series Missile
Pakistan Successfully Test Launches Fatah Series Missile

Pakistan carried out a successful training launch of a surface-to-surface missile from the Fatah series, with a 120-kilometre range, during the ongoing military exercise Indus. The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) shared this update on Monday.

This marked the second missile test by the Pakistan Army following rising tensions with India, which have intensified since New Delhi accused Islamabad of backing the deadly Pahalgam attack in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). The incident led to serious fallout between the two countries.

According to ISPR, the launch aimed to ensure the operational readiness of troops and to validate technical features of the missile. These included the advanced navigation system and improved accuracy.

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Top army officials, scientists, and engineers from Pakistan’s strategic organisations were present at the launch. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee General Sahir Shamshad Mirza and Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir praised the troops, scientists and engineers involved in the drill. They said they have full confidence in the Pakistan Army’s preparation and technical capabilities to counter any threat to national sovereignty.

Meanwhile, tensions continue to rise as Pakistan warned that India might be planning a military incursion following Modi’s aggressive statements. India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed that those behind the Pahalgam attack would be punished “beyond their imagination.”

In contrast, Pakistan has maintained a composed response and proposed a neutral investigation into the attack. Indian leaders and media, however, keep pushing aggressive narratives.

Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar addressed an event in Islamabad, assuring the international community of Pakistan’s commitment to peace. “You have to work on the other side, don’t worry about us. I have given you my word. We will exercise restraint,” Dar said.

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Trump in a Papal Costume? AI Images Offend Catholics

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Abdul Rafay Kamal
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Trump in a Papal Costume? AI Images Offend Catholics
Trump in a Papal Costume? AI Images Offend Catholics

In the recent past, an image featuring the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump, in the attire of the Pope circulated very quickly on social media platforms after the president himself shared it. The image was generated through artificial intelligence (AI) software that can produce doctored but realistic images. Most people thought the picture was genuine at first glance, and this resulted in perplexity, criticism, and even offence, particularly from the Catholic world.

Trump in a Papal Costume? AI Images Offend Catholics
Trump in a Papal Costume? AI Images Offend Catholics

Why are Catholics Angry?

The Pope is a revered and sacred figure among Catholics worldwide. To see Donald Trump—a political leader infamous for his provocative opinions—photoshopped as the Pope was seen as disrespectful by many. People vented their outrage on social media, describing the image as inappropriate and offensive to their faith. Some indicated that making a holy symbol into a meme or joke is crossing a boundary.

The Rise of AI Images

Artificial intelligence becomes smarter day by day. It has become easy to create fake images that seem extremely real using tools such as Midjourney, DALL·E, and others. Such tools are entertaining and imaginative, but can prove to be dangerous if used wrongly. It is easy for anyone to make fake content that spreads misinformation or disrespects specific groups, just as it has been done here.

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What Can be Done?

Following the backlash, several people began advocating for tighter regulations surrounding AI-generated content. Some experts opine that there ought to be watermark s or notices on AI photos so that individuals do not mistake them for actual images. Others think social media sites must carefully monitor such content.

Think Before You Share

This viral moment teaches us an important lesson: not everything you read on the internet is true. Before posting something unbelievable or shocking, it’s always best to double-check the source. The internet is fast, and sometimes a little joke can create a big issue.

Final Thoughts

AI is here to stay, and it can be utilised for incredible things—art, education, finding jobs, learning skills etc. But where there’s great power, there’s also great responsibility. We should use this technology in a manner that’s respectful of people’s beliefs and doesn’t confuse them. And as users, we have our part to play too: be intelligent, be compassionate, and don’t take everything you see at face value.

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Saim Ayub Includes Only One Pakistani in His T20I World XI

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Pakistan’s rising T20 star Saim Ayub has revealed his dream T20I World XI, featuring only one fellow Pakistani cricketer — Fakhar Zaman. The selection, made during his appearance on the Off Topic Zalmi Podcast, has sparked discussions among fans on social media.

Saim was asked to form a playing XI of currently active international T20 players, with the condition that no more than two players could be selected from any one country.

Despite the flexibility, the 21-year-old chose just a single player from Pakistan, omitting regulars such as Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan, and Shaheen Afridi.

So, who made the cut?

Saim Ayub picked Fakhar Zaman and Travis Head (Australia) as his opening pair. Describing the duo as “explosive,” Saim highlighted their ability to provide aggressive starts.

Head’s recent performances for Australia and his T20 franchise success earned him a place alongside Fakhar, who remains one of Pakistan’s most dynamic openers.

England’s Jos Buttler was Saim’s choice at No. 3, offering top-order stability and proven T20 credentials. The middle order featured Nicholas Pooran (West Indies) and Heinrich Klaasen (South Africa) — two players known for their exceptional finishing abilities and power-hitting skills across global T20 leagues.

In the all-rounder slots, Saim selected Ben Stokes (England) and Hardik Pandya (India). While Stokes is more renowned for his Test and ODI achievements, his leadership qualities and experience in pressure situations likely influenced Saim’s decision. Hardik Pandya’s aggressive batting and reliable seam bowling continue to make him a top choice in T20 cricket.

For the spin department, Saim Ayub chose Rashid Khan (Afghanistan) and Mitchell Santner (New Zealand). Rashid’s reputation as one of the most effective T20 bowlers globally, combined with Santner’s left-arm variation and control, provides his XI with a versatile spin duo.

To round off his team, Saim went with Mitchell Starc (Australia) and Jasprit Bumrah (India) — two of the most feared fast bowlers in world cricket. Both bring vast experience, pace, and proven ability to deliver in crunch situations, particularly at the death.

T20I World XI of Saim Ayub

  1. Fakhar Zaman (Pakistan)
  2. Travis Head (Australia)
  3. Jos Buttler (England)
  4. Nicholas Pooran (West Indies)
  5. Heinrich Klaasen (South Africa)
  6. Ben Stokes (England)
  7. Hardik Pandya (India)
  8. Rashid Khan (Afghanistan)
  9. Mitchell Santner (New Zealand)
  10. Jasprit Bumrah (India)
  11. Mitchell Starc (Australia)

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PSL 10: What to Expect from Multan Sultans vs Peshawar Zalmi Today

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Usman Kashmirwala
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PSL 10: What to Expect from Multan Sultans vs Peshawar Zalmi Today
PSL 10: What to Expect from Multan Sultans vs Peshawar Zalmi Today

With PSL 10 in its final leg, Peshawar Zalmi takes on Multan Sultans tonight in a do-or-die encounter at the Multan International Cricket Stadium. While the Zalmis are struggling to remain in playoff contention, the Sultans will be competing for pride after a disappointing season.

PSL 10: What to Expect from Multan Sultans vs Peshawar Zalmi Today
Source: A Sports

Multan Sultans: Playing for Redemption at Home

Multan Sultans, who sit bottom of the table, have found it tough going with both bat and ball in this campaign. After a thrilling victory earlier in the season, they’ve been on a losing streak of seven. Skipper Mohammad Rizwan and opener Usman Khan have attempted to steady innings, but the team has not been able to provide finishing punches nor consistency.

With their final two games against Peshawar Zalmi and Quetta Gladiators, the Sultans will hope to salvage some pride and possibly play spoilers for Zalmi’s playoff push.

PSL 2025 Point Table

Position Team M W L T N/R PTS NRR
1 Quetta Gladiators 8 5 2 0 1 11 +0.906
2 Islamabad United 8 5 3 0 0 10 +0.650
3 Karachi Kings 8 5 3 0 0 10 +0.433
4 Lahore Qalandars 9 4 4 0 1 9 +0.958
5 Peshawar Zalmi 7 3 4 0 0 6 -0.507
6 Multan Sultans 8 1 7 0 0 2 -2.597

Peshawar Zalmi: Playoff Hopes Still Alive

Zalmi’s campaign has been a rollercoaster. With three victories from seven matches, their survival is contingent upon a solid finish. Their three remaining matches against Multan, Karachi Kings, and Lahore Qalandars are game-changers. A victory tonight may push them towards the top 4, subject to other outcomes.

PSL 10: What to Expect from Multan Sultans vs Peshawar Zalmi Today
Source: Al Jazeera

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Captain Babar Azam’s Zalmi will require their strongest order and bowling unit — particularly Mohammad Ali and Saim Ayub — to perform under pressure.

Pitch and Weather Report

The Multan pitch has provided excellent bounce for batsmen, with chasing teams finding more success. With no rain predicted and blue skies on the horizon, fans can anticipate a complete, high-scoring game.

What’s at Stake?

Zalmi: Winning increases their playoff hopes and brings pressure to Lahore.

Sultans: An opportunity to finish the season on their heads and provide some excitement for their home fans.

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Oscar Piastri Wins Miami Grand Prix, Beating Lando Norris

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Usman Kashmirwala
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Oscar Piastri Wins Miami Grand Prix, Beating Lando Norris
Oscar Piastri Wins Miami Grand Prix, Beating Lando Norris

Oscar Piastri continued to dominate in the 2025 Formula 1 season with a dominant win at the Miami Grand Prix — his fourth victory in six events. The McLaren driver produced a pin-sharp, clever drive, making telling passes and fending off teammate Lando Norris despite increasing pressure in the final laps.

Oscar Piastri Wins Miami Grand Prix, Beating Lando Norris
Source: BBC

Beginning fourth, Piastri climbed through the grid with an aggressive manoeuvre on Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli before making a thought-out pass on Max Verstappen, the early leader. The Australian deployed DRS perfectly, forcing Verstappen to make a mistake at Turn One on lap 14 before scooping through to the lead — a lead never to be headed.

Norris Fights Back, Verstappen Slips Down

Norris started untidily, slipping to sixth after a wild moment fighting Verstappen. But he fought back positions with aggressive overpasses, ultimately sending Verstappen off with a clean pass at Turn 11. Verstappen, struggling to keep up with the McLarens, faded rapidly, losing nine seconds in nine laps before pitting.

Conditions improved for the Red Bull champion when a virtual safety car enabled Mercedes’ George Russell to pit and overtake into a podium spot. Verstappen was unable to regain, falling behind Russell to cross a frustrating fourth.

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Ferrari Team Orders Cause Internal Drama

At Ferrari, radio drama unfolded as Lewis Hamilton, on fresher tyres, was initially denied permission to pass teammate Charles Leclerc. Hamilton’s sarcasm — “Have a tea break while you’re at it” — echoed through the team radio. He was eventually allowed through but ordered to give the position back later. The awkward shuffle saw Ferrari finish seventh and eighth, behind Mercedes rookie Antonelli.

Oscar Piastri Wins Miami Grand Prix, Beating Lando Norris
Source: The Australian

McLaren’s Return to Glory

The victory is McLaren’s first hat-trick of race victories since the late 1990s heyday of Mika Häkkinen. Piastri is now 16 points clear of Norris at the top of the championship, with Verstappen the same distance adrift in third.

As the paddock travels to Imola for the European stint, one thing is certain: McLaren is no longer pursuing the front — they are the front.

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