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Permission to open cinemas and wedding halls across Pakistan from March 15  The National Command and Operations Center (NCOC) has allowed indoor celebrations in wedding halls across the country since March 15 under strict regulations. Wednesday's National Command and Operations Center (NCOC) meeting reviewed the latest corona virus situation across the country and the implementation of implemented SOPs. A statement issued the following night said: "Cinema halls and shrines have also been allowed to open while 50 per cent attendance in offices has been lifted." The NCOC said that "corona SOPs will be strictly enforced after the opening of indoor wedding ceremonies, shrines and cinema halls from March 15." According to the statement, the time limit for commercial activities and amusement parks across the country has also been removed while consideration is also being given to allow meals in restaurant halls from March 15. The final decision will be taken on March ...

    'Take risks by making plays on different topics' Iqra Aziz, a small screen actress, says that she has received so much acceptance on the small screen that she does not feel the need to go to the big screen. In an exclusive interview with Urdu News, Iqra Aziz said, “I think TV is a great medium. In far off zones where there is no link or film, there is television. Individuals stay associated with their #1 specialists through this television. Iqra Aziz says, "Actors are very sensitive and I understand very well that those who like us, appreciate our work, even if they never like our work, they can criticize."  There isn't anything amiss with that, yet there is an approach to condemn. I have always appreciated positive criticism. Iqra Aziz says that the people They are also making plays. They should take risks by making plays on different topics, because the world has changed a lot and now people have gone too far. There ought to be stories that are not associate...

  First T20: Pakistan wins by three runs after a thrilling contest In the first match of the three-match T20 series, Pakistan defeated South Africa by three runs after a nerve-wracking contest. Pakistan gave the Proteas a target of 170 runs. Janiemann Milan and Reza Hendricks from the Proteas made a smoky start to the innings but Milan scored 44 runs and was bowled by Usman Qadir. After that, Jacques Sunman also became the target of Usman Qadir's googly and became bold. Veteran batsman David Miller also could not get ahead of Pakistani bowlers and was caught by Faheem Ashraf after scoring only six runs. Henrik Klaassen also managed to score only 12 runs, he was dismissed by Harris Rove. Hendricks scored 54 runs and was run out by Rizwan. Fellows were also caught for 14 runs. However, Dwayne Pretoris and Fortune tried their best to win the match but Faheem Ashraf successfully defended 19 runs in the last over. Usman Qadir and Haris Rauf took two wickets each for Pakistan. Earlier, M...

Justice Faiz can't hear case against PM: SC  The Supreme Court has written in its written judgment in the hearing of a case relating to release of funds for development projects to MPs: Can't hear The five-page decision was written by Chief Justice Gulzar Ahmed and released on Thursday. The verdict referred to a WhatsApp message received by Justice Qazi Faiz Issa from an unknown source. Reports got from obscure sources were given to the judges. Copies of these documents were also provided to the Attorney General. According to the verdict, Justice Faiz Issa said he could not say for sure whether the documents received from an unknown number were genuine or not. The attorney general said there was a question mark over the authenticity of the documents. The attorney general should not make the petition documents part of the record. The decision states that the attorney general said that if a judge is a complainant, it is not appropriate for him to hear the case. The attorney gener...

  The Iranian scientist was targeted by Mossad with a one-ton automatic gun: Jewish Chronicle The Israeli intelligence agency Mossad delivered a one-ton automatic gun to Tehran to assassinate the Iranian nuclear scientist. Reuters quoted the British newspaper Jewish Chronicle as saying that automatic gun pieces were smuggled to Tehran to target an Iranian scientist who was killed in November last year. The newspaper quoted intelligence sources as saying that 20 Israeli and Iranian agents spied on Mohsen Fakhrizada for eight months before targeting him. According to Reuters, the news agency is currently unable to confirm the report on its own. Iranian media reported that scientist Mohsen Fakhrizada was shot in his car by unknown gunmen and died on arrival at the hospital. After the assassination of the nuclear scientist, Iran pointed to Israel and Foreign Minister Jawad Zarif tweeted that "there are indications of Israeli involvement." Israel declined to comment after the kill...