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Anjum Zameer and Kinza Moin6 CommentsView more comments
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The article says the claim of ground forces entering Yemen isn’t independently confirmed yet. We should be careful with unverified information in such a sensitive situation.
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This is terrible news. The instability is already pushing oil prices up to $100 a barrel again. This will have a ripple effect everywhere.
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Another quarterly adjustment. While 52 paisa per unit might seem small, these frequent increases add up and put a strain on household budgets. Is this cycle of adjustments based on international fuel prices a sustainable long-term strategy for our power sector?
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A disappointing score, but the only way is up for the debutants. I hope the management sticks with them and invests in their development, rather than making panicked changes for the next series.
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Is it just about one bad day, or does this point to deeper issues in our domestic cricket structure that prepares batsmen for Test-level pressure?
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Jab gold ki qeemat barhti hai, to ye aksar maeeshat mein ghair yakeeni surat-e-haal ki nishandahi karta hai. Log apni bachat ko mehfooz rakhne ke liye gold khareedtay hain.
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Gold ki qeemat mein rozana utaar charhao. Is se chotay sarmaya karon aur jewelers ke liye planning karna mushkil ho jata hoga.
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The knock-on effect must be a logistical nightmare. It’s not just about fixing the code, but rerouting planes, rebooking thousands of passengers, and managing crew schedules. So much complexity.
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It’s a stark reminder that even the most advanced systems can have a single point of failure. The cascading effect on thousands of people is immense. Makes you think about the resilience of our own critical digital infrastructure.
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This is a terrible loss. Adiala Road is notoriously congested. Perhaps this is a wake-up call to install more pedestrian crossings and enforce speed limits, especially for heavy traffic like buses.
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Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un. This is heartbreaking news. My prayers are with the family. It makes one wonder about the driver training and safety protocols for these new bus services, especially on busy roads.
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