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Govt apologises for excessive loadshedding, blames it on reduced hydropower availability
Conserve energy, especially at night." š”š« The Power Division urges citizens to cut back on electricity use as the national grid struggles with a widening demand-supply gap. Government officials are optimistic for a recovery in the "coming days.
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Trump says Iran war could end soon, as US blockades Iranian ports
Global markets react as Trump predicts an end to the Iran war. šš¢ļø With the Strait of Hormuz under a strict U.S. blockade and diplomatic tension at a boiling point, the next 48 hours could change everything.
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Iran Demands $270 Billion War Compensation as Fresh Talks with US Loom
Iran has demanded $270 billion in compensation for war-related damages, as fresh diplomatic talks with the United States are expected to take place soon.
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Gaza: Israel Ceasefire Violations Continue, 11 Palestinians Including 2 Children Killed in Fresh Strike
Despite a reported ceasefire, fresh Israeli strikes across Gaza have killed 11 Palestinians, including children, with multiple areas and civilian sites affected, according to local sources.
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By-Election Schedule Issued for 45 Vacant Seats Across Sindh
By-elections for 45 vacant seats across Sindh to be held on May 17, says Election Commission of Pakistan. Nomination process begins April 2.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan, China Hold Talks in Urumqi Amid Rising Tensions
Pakistan, Afghanistan and China meet in Urumqi after weeks of tensions, discussing security concerns and trade cooperation. No breakthrough yet, but efforts for de-escalation and dialogue continue.
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PTI Chairman Gohar Reaffirms āPakistan Firstā Stance Amid Bushra Bibi Restrictions
PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar says Pakistan comes first, defends founderās children, and criticizes restrictions on Bushra Bibiās meetings. Calls for political resolution of issues & court decisions on Imran Khanās case.
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Punjab Assembly Receives Bill to Criminalize Forced Religious Conversions
Punjab assembly introduces bill to protect minority rights, proposing 5-year jail and fines for forced religious conversions, alongside measures against discrimination in education and jobs.
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