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Monkey escapes from Karachi City Court during hearing

KARACHI: In a bizarre incident, one of the monkeys recovered by the Sindh Wildlife team at Toll Plaza, escaped from Karachi City Court during the hearing.
As per details, the Sindh Wildlife team recovered 14 baby monkeys during a search of a bus coming to Karachi from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Charsaddah.
The accused after being booked under violation of Wildlife laws in Sindh were presented before the court of district and sessions judge South along with the recovered monkeys.
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During the hearing, one of the baby monkeys fled the courtroom. The baby monkey climbed the tree in the Karachi City Court.
The Sindh Wildlife team is making efforts to grab the monkey.
The Karachi City Court while slapping a fine of Rs100,000 on the accused involved in the smuggling of the monkeys directed the administration to shift the baby monkeys to Karachi Zoo and directed to provide them with better facilities.
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Russia hits Ukraine’s Odesa for third night after grain deal exit

KYIV: Russian strikes hit the Ukrainian port of Odesa for a third consecutive night since Moscow pulled out of a grain export deal, officials said Thursday, as Crimean authorities said a teenager had died in Kyiv’s latest attack on the peninsula.
At least 20 people were wounded following strikes on Odesa and the southern port city of Mykolaiv, local officials said, posting images showing buildings in flames with facades partially destroyed.
An “administrative building” in Odesa’s city centre was destroyed and others damaged, according to a spokeswoman for Ukraine’s southern military command, who said details were still being clarified.
A previous round of overnight strikes on Odesa destroyed 60,000 tonnes of grain meant for export, Kyiv said on Wednesday, with President Volodymyr Zelensky accusing Moscow of “deliberately” targeting the supplies.
Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine last year saw Black Sea ports blocked by warships until the grain agreement, brokered by the United Nations and Turkey in July 2022.
The Kremlin said on Monday it was exiting the deal, after months of complaining that the parts that had allowed the export of Russian food and fertilisers had not been honoured.
The deal enabled the export of more than 32 million tonnes of Ukrainian grain over the last year, bringing relief to countries facing critical food shortages such as Afghanistan, Sudan and Yemen.
Wheat prices soared on the European stock exchange on Wednesday.
Also Wednesday Moscow said it would consider cargo ships travelling to Ukraine through the Black Sea potential military targets.
A senior United States security official later told AFP that Russia was considering attacking civilian ships on the Black Sea and putting the blame on Kyiv.
National Security Council spokesman Adam Hodge cited Russia’s release of a video showing its forces detecting and destroying an “alleged Ukrainian sea mine”.
“Our information indicates that Russia laid additional sea mines in the approaches to Ukrainian ports,” he said.
“We believe that this is a coordinated effort to justify any attacks against civilian ships in the Black Sea and lay blame on Ukraine for these attacks.”
In Crimea, a drone strike launched by Ukraine damaged four “administrative buildings” and killed a teenage girl, its Moscow-installed governor said early Thursday.
The strike appeared to be the latest attack by Kyiv on the key supply artery for Russian forces fighting in Ukraine.
It came a day after a fire at a military site in Crimea forced authorities to evacuate thousands of civilians.
Officials have not specified the cause of the blaze, but some Russian media reported that detonations were heard in the area and footage showed columns of black smoke in the sky.
Earlier this week Ukraine used waterborne drones to attack the Kerch bridge, the only bridge connecting Russia to annexed Crimea.
Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed to retaliate for the attack, which killed two civilians and left their child wounded.
Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, a move not recognised by the international community.
Kyiv has repeatedly said it plans to take back the peninsula.
On the front, fighting is concentrated in eastern Ukraine, where Kyiv’s counteroffensive is so far struggling to break through Russia’s defensive lines despite extensive support from its allies.
The Russian army said it had advanced one kilometre along the frontline in Ukraine’s northeastern region of Kharkiv.
Ukraine is expected to receive more military support in the conflict with the United States announcing a new $1.3 billion aid package featuring air defence systems, anti-tank missiles, drones and other equipment.
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Disturbing video: Woman jumps into waterfall after parents scold her for using phone

A 21-year-old girl in India’s Chhattisgarh attempted suicide after her parents scolded her for excessive mobile phone use.
The woman, identified as Saraswati Maurya, jumped into the Chitrakote Waterfalls, also known as the ‘Mini Niagara’. However, she tried to swim back to safety soon after she realised what she had done.
girl jumps from a height of 90 foot into the Chitrakote Waterfalls after her parents scolded her for using mobile phone. She, however, survived the plunge and emerged a few metres away.#Chhattisgarh #chitrakotewaterfalls #mobile #waterfallspic.twitter.com/WEkVxJq8HN
— Priyathosh Agnihamsa (@priyathosh6447) July 19, 2023
She was later reportedly rescued by a sailor.
In the video, the woman is seen standing on the edge of the waterfall before taking the leap.
In the clip, the woman is seen standing on the edge of the waterfall before taking the leap. Although she was urged by onlookers to not jump, the woman did not heed their advice.
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Tuba Anwar channels desi Barbie: See pictures

Our showbiz divas are not missing any chance to embrace Barbiecore and with her own spin on the trend, Tuba Anwar took it to a whole new level in the new pictures.
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Taking to her Instagram handle on Tuesday evening, Tuba Anwar gave her own desi touch to the Barbiecore bandwagon with a bunch of her latest clicks from a photoshoot.
“How about a desi Barbie?” she asked in the caption of the five-picture gallery, which captures the celebrity in a Barbie, but-make-it-traditional kinda fit, comprising of an elaborate, bright pink and purple lehenga-choli set, paired with traditional jewellery and bold makeup.
The post was loved by social users on the gram and received a massive response in the form of likes and comments.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Syeda Tuba Anwar is currently being seen in ARY Digital’s daily serial ‘Baby Baji’. She essays Farhat, wife of Wasif (Junaid Jamshed) in the star-studded play, also featuring the likes of Samina Ahmed, Munawer Saeed, Saud Qasmi, Javeria Saud, Hassan Ahmed, Sunita Marshall, Faiza Khan, Fazal Hussain, and Aina Asif.‘
‘Baby Baji’, written by Mansoor Ahmed Khan and directed by Tehseen Khan, airs daily at 7 pm.
Tuba Anwar’s picture with Fazal Hussain goes viral
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Heavy rain lashes Rawalpindi, Islamabad, disrupts power supply

ISLAMABAD: Twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad received heavy rainfall leaving more than 40 power feeders tripped, ARY News reported on Wednesday.
“Field staff faces hardships to restore power supply owing to the rainfall,” a spokesperson of the IESCO said.
The rainwater entered in homes and shops in various low-lying areas of Rawalpindi including Mir Hyder Colony, Christian Colony, Dhok Sayedan and People’s Colony.
Maximum rainfall 188mm recorded at Shams Abad in Rawalpindi, while 110mm at Chaklala and 79mm rainfall recorded at Katchehry, the Met Office has stated.
In Islamabad 138mm rainfall recorded at Bokra, 102mm at Golra, 98mm at Zero Point, 64mm around the Airport and 44mm rainfall at Syedpur, according to the weather department.
Met Office in a forecast earlier informed that monsoon currents from Arabian sea are likely to penetrate in upper and central parts of the country.
The PMD had forecast rain/wind-thundershower with expected heavy falls in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Murree, Galliyat, Kashmir, Gilgit Baltistan, Attock, Chakwal, Jhelum, Lahore, Chitral, Dir, Swat, Abbottabad, Haripur, Peshawar and other areas from 18th July night to 23rd July with occasional gaps.
The PMD had also predicted rain/wind-thundershower in Barkhan, Loralai, Kalat, Khuzdar, Zhob, Lasbella, Awaran, Musakhel, D.G. Khan, Rajanpur, Multan, Bhakkar, Sukkur, Larkana and Jacobabad from 19th night to 21st July.
While dust-thunderstorm/rain (with isolated heavy falls) likely in Tharparkar, Umerkot, Mirpurkhas, Sukkur, Larkana, Jacobabad, Dadu districts from 19th to 23rd July.
Dust-thunderstorm/rain (with isolated heavy falls) likely in Shaheed Benazirabad, Hyderabad, Sanghar, Badin, Thatta and Karachi districts from 20th to 22nd July with occasional gaps.
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Eight districts declared sensitive in KP during Muharram

PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has declared eight districts of the province as sensitive during the Muharram processions, ARY News reported.
The districts include Peshawar, Kohat, Hangu, Dera Ismail Khan, Kurram, Orakzai, and Tank.
Moreover, 4,500 places of worship were declared as the most sensitive during Muharram in these eleven districts of the province.
Based on the information provided by the police and security forces, the Home Department has decided to deploy the police, Frontier Constabulary, and Frontier Corps to ensure security at these sensitive places of worship throughout Muharram.
To prevent any untoward incidents, the police have been instructed to seal the routes of mourning processions in all these districts.
The 1st of Muharram marks the start of the Islamic new year.
The Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee on Tuesday announced that the Muharram moon has not been sighted in Pakistan and Youm-e-Ashur — Muharram 10 — will be observed on July 29 (Saturday).
According to a statement issued by the committee, the first of Muharram will fall on July 20 (Thursday).
The meeting for the sighting was presided over by committee chairman Maulana Abdul Khabir Azad.
While making the announcement, Maulana Azad said that meetings of zonal crescent sighting committees were held in all the provinces, but no evidence was received from any part of the country.
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وہ ملک جہاں نوکری سے ’تنگ‘ نوجوان ’فل ٹائم اولاد‘ بننے کو ترجیح دے رہے ہیں
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‘I really want to get married but…’: Resham

Pakistani film star Resham opened up about her marriage and future plans; said she really wants to get married and settle down.
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In a recent interview on a private entertainment channel, Resham addressed the questions regarding her marriage, saying she does want to get married and settle down, but hasn’t found the right person yet.
When asked to list down the three top qualities she would like to see in her life partner, the ‘Jeeva’ actor named loyalty, respect, and sincerity. Speaking further about her marriage plans, Resham added, “I really want to get married and settle down, but I have not found the right person yet.”
“To be very honest, I never even made those efforts to look for a suitable person [for marriage], because I believe, one cannot plan to get married and find a partner, it happens only when Allah wills,” the film star explained.
When further asked if she has any specific demands, in terms of her life partner, Resham added, “I don’t have any expectations at all. If the person is sincere to me; and gives me love and respect, I will definitely get married.”
Resham is one of the leading female stars of Pakistani cinema and has worked on various superhit titles. She was conferred with the President’s Pride of Performance Award in 2021, for her contribution to Lollywood.
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Islamabad court issues notice to PTI chief, Bushra Bibi in marriage case

ISLAMABAD: A district and sessions court in Islamabad on Tuesday declared the alleged illegal marriage case of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman and his wife Bushra Bibi, admissible, ARY News reported.
Civil Judge Qudratullah announced the verdict reserved a day earlier after hearing arguments from the parties.
The judge has issued notices to the PTI chief and Bushra Bibi, and adjourned the case till July 20.
Last week, the sessions court overturned a decision of a civil judge who had rejected a petition against alleged non-Shariah nikkah of the former premier.
Sessions Judge Azam Khan had remanding the case back to the civil court. He directed the court to decide on the matter keeping in view all legal points.
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On May 13, Civil Judge Nasir Minullah declared the petition filed by Muhammad Hanif, seeking former prime minister and Bushra Bibi’s marriage to be declared illegal, inadmissible.
The alleged un-Islamic Nikkah of Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi was brought to light by Mufti Saeed, the cleric who solemnised the couple’s Nikkah, who claimed that the initial ceremony was not conducted in accordance with Islamic Sharia law, as it occurred during the iddat period of Bushra Bibi.
The iddat period is a waiting period that a Muslim woman must observe on account of the death of her husband or dissolution of the marriage.
In 2018, the former premier tied the knot with Bushra Bibi after divorce from her former husband Khawar Farid Maneka.
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Class 8 student beaten by teachers over homework, dies

In a shocking incident, a class 8 student lost his life after being beaten by his teachers over incomplete homework in India.
The deceased identified as Krishna Chauhan was a student of Fort View School in Gwalior.
The incident reportedly took place on July 12, when Krishna showed up at school with incomplete homework.
Despite the family’s explicit instructions against physical punishment. On July 12, Akbar Khan made the boy sit like a “human chicken,” while Sonu Shrivastav forcefully struck him with a stick, causing considerable pain.
Following this incident, the child collapsed on his way home, experiencing vomiting.
The kid was admitted to a hospital from July 12, where he breathed his last on Sunday morning.
A case has been registered against the teachers under IPC Section 304 and Juvenile Justice Act Section 75.
The boy died during the course of treatment after which his parents filed a complaint against two teachers of the school, the police officer said.
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نیلسن منڈیلا کی ایک انڈین نژاد خاتون سے محبت میں دل ٹوٹنے کی کہانی
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K-Electric seeks power tariff hike under FCA

KARACHI: The K-Electric has sought Rs2.34 hike in the power tariff on account of the monthly Fuel Charges Adjustment (FCA) for June in an application to the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA), ARY News reported.
The power utility has asked for an increase in the power tariff for Karachi consumers by Rs2.34/unit. The NEPRA will conduct a hearing on the K-Electric application on July 26.
Approval of the plea will put an additional burden of Rs4.39 billion on the consumers of Karachi.
Read more: NEPRA hikes base power tariff by Rs4.96 per unit
Last week, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) hiked the base power tariff by Rs4.96 per unit for the fiscal year 2023-24.
The authority forwarded its decision regarding the recommended hike in base power tariff to the federal government for final approval. The base tariff of the electricity will be increased from Rs24.82 per unit to Rs29.78 per unit after the recommended hike.
The NEPRA spokesperson said that the federal cabinet will decide whether the hike in power tariff will be implemented in phases or not.
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