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Punjab Government Enables Online Download of Property Registries

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The Punjab government has introduced a new digital service allowing citizens to download property registries online, eliminating the need to visit government offices. This move is part of broader efforts to digitize land records and enhance public convenience. Users can now access registries anytime through the official platform.

The Punjab government has launched an online facility for downloading property registries, aiming to simplify access to land records and reduce bureaucratic hurdles. Citizens no longer need to visit offices physically, promoting transparency and ease in real estate documentation.

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Election Commission Opens Hiring for Assistant Election Commissioners Across Pakistan

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The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has announced job openings for Assistant Election Commissioners (AECs) under BS-17. This recruitment aims to enhance electoral operations and ensure transparency. Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree (preferably in law) and fall within the age limit of 18–30 years, with a 5-year age relaxation as per rules.

The available positions are distributed across multiple regions including Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, Sindh (Urban & Rural), and the Islamabad Capital Territory. Interested candidates can apply through the ECP’s online recruitment system before the specified deadline.

The selection process includes written tests and interviews. Both male and female candidates are encouraged to apply.

The Election Commission of Pakistan is hiring Assistant Election Commissioners nationwide to strengthen its workforce. Candidates with a bachelor’s degree and within the age limit can apply online. Regional quotas apply. The recruitment process includes tests and interviews to ensure merit-based selection.

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IESCO Announces Widespread Power Outages in Islamabad and Rawalpindi

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The Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO) has issued an extensive electricity shutdown schedule for various sectors of Islamabad and Rawalpindi due to maintenance work. The outages will impact multiple feeders across both cities and are expected to last several hours during the day. The scheduled maintenance will take place over the next few days, with specific time slots assigned to each area. IESCO has advised residents to prepare accordingly and take necessary precautions. The company stated that the shutdowns are essential for system upgrades and infrastructure improvements to ensure better service reliability in the future.

IESCO has released a detailed power outage schedule for Islamabad and Rawalpindi, affecting multiple areas due to necessary maintenance. The shutdowns are planned over several days with specific timing. Residents are advised to stay prepared as the work aims to improve service reliability.

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UBL Branches to Operate on Sundays Across Pakistan

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United Bank Limited (UBL) has announced that its branches will now remain open on Sundays across the country. The initiative aims to enhance customer convenience by offering extended banking hours, especially for those unable to visit during weekdays. This step reflects UBL’s commitment to accessible and flexible banking services.

UBL has announced Sunday branch openings to improve customer access. This move targets working individuals and weekend-only visitors, ensuring convenience through extended service hours. It reflects the bank’s strategic push toward customer-centric innovation and operational flexibility in Pakistan’s competitive banking landscape.

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Bangladesh Secure Historic T20I Series Win in Sri Lanka with Eight-Wicket Victory

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Bangladesh created history by clinching their first-ever T20I series win on Sri Lankan soil, defeating the hosts by eight wickets in the final match at Colombo. Sri Lanka, after choosing to bat, were restricted to just 132/7, thanks to a stellar spell by Mahedi Hasan who took 4 wickets for only 11 runs. Bangladesh’s bowlers maintained tight control throughout the innings, never allowing Sri Lanka to gain momentum.

In response, Bangladesh chased down the target in only 16.3 overs. Tanzid Hasan led the charge with a composed and unbeaten 73 off 47 balls, showcasing maturity and flair. His innings featured clean strokeplay and excellent shot selection. Supported by Litton Das and Towhid Hridoy, the chase looked effortless.

With this win, Bangladesh sealed the three-match T20I series 2-1, marking a significant milestone in their cricketing journey and sending a strong message ahead of future international contests.

Bangladesh wrapped up their maiden T20I series win in Sri Lanka with a dominant eight-wicket victory, chasing 133 with ease. Mahedi Hasan’s 4/11 dismantled Sri Lanka’s batting, while Tanzid Hasan’s unbeaten 73 anchored the chase. The 2-1 series win marks a major breakthrough for Bangladesh in T20 cricket.
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“Genius” House Vote Triggers Major Crypto Market Rally

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The U.S. House pushed forward key crypto legislation on July 16, sparking a sharp rally in digital assets. Bitcoin surged to nearly $119,500, while altcoins and crypto-related stocks posted strong gains. The momentum stems from optimism around the GENIUS Act and related bills focused on stablecoins and anti-CBDC measures. A last-minute shift in GOP support, reportedly influenced by Donald Trump, helped advance the bill, fueling market confidence. Investors see this as a step toward clear regulatory frameworks, paving the way for greater institutional adoption and mainstream growth of digital currencies.

A U.S. House vote advanced crypto-focused bills including the GENIUS Act, sending Bitcoin to nearly $119.5K. Altcoins and crypto stocks soared as GOP support shifted, raising hopes for stablecoin regulation and anti-CBDC protections. Markets reacted positively to the expected regulatory clarity and institutional crypto adoption.

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Urfi Javed Condemns Misogynistic Trolling of Elli AvrRam Over Viral Photo with Ashish Chanchlani

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Urfi Javed has strongly condemned the wave of sexist trolling aimed at Elli AvrRam after a photo of her being carried by YouTuber Ashish Chanchlani went viral. The post, captioned “Finally,” sparked relationship rumors but also invited a barrage of derogatory comments about Elli’s personal life, particularly targeting her “body count.”

Uorfi called out the blatant double standards, pointing out how only women face such judgment and character attacks, while men involved are often spared from any backlash. She reshared some of the offensive comments on her Instagram story and wrote, “The world is so brutal to women… No hate to the man. People love to villainize and hate women; that’s how they feel superior.”

Elli, meanwhile, responded with poise, stating, “Your sexiest body part is your mind,” in what many took as a dignified clapback to the hate. Uorfi’s vocal support of Elli highlights the persistent misogyny women face online, especially when it comes to their relationships and personal choices.

After Elli AvrRam faced sexist trolling over a viral post with Ashish Chanchlani, Uorfi Javed spoke out against the double standards. She condemned how women are targeted for their past while men remain untouched. Uorfi’s bold stand highlights the ongoing issue of misogyny in online spaces.

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UK Launches E‑Visa System for Pakistani Students and Workers

The UK government has introduced electronic visas for Pakistani students and long‑term workers (over six months), replacing physical stickers. This initiative accompanies the new Trade Dialogue Mechanism and Business Advisory Council with Pakistan. E‑visas simplify travel by linking online immigration status to passports; other visa types still need physical documentation.

The UK has rolled out e‑visas for Pakistani students and workers on stays exceeding six months, part of its transition to an all‑digital immigration system. This move aligns with strengthened bilateral trade ties. Applicants link passports to UKVI online, while visitor visas continue requiring physical documentation.

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Israel Launches Airstrikes on Syrian Military HQ and Presidential Palace in Damascus

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Israel carried out airstrikes on Syria’s Defence Ministry headquarters and areas surrounding the presidential palace in Damascus on July 16, targeting military facilities and warning the Syrian regime to withdraw forces from southern regions. The strikes aimed to protect the Druze community amid escalating government-Druze violent clashes in Sweida. International pressure is mounting for a ceasefire.

Israel bombs Syrian military HQ and palace

Fighter jets hit the Syrian Defence Ministry and presidential palace in Damascus while conducting additional strikes in southern Syria’s Sweida region, responding to sectarian violence involving Druze fighters. Israeli officials vowed further action unless Syrian troops pulled back. At least one killed and 18 injured in the capital.

In July 2025, Israel bombed military targets in Damascus—including the defence ministry HQ and vicinity of the presidential palace—in retaliation for regime actions against Druze civilians in southern Syria. The strikes, aimed at protecting minority communities, signal an intensified stance unless Syrian forces withdraw. Calls grow for urgent de-escalation.

In July 2025, Israeli jets struck Syria’s Defence Ministry and areas near its presidential palace in Damascus, responding to government offensives against the Druze minority amid fighting in Sweida. Israel promised further action unless Syrian troops pull back. The strikes drew global concern and urgent calls for a ceasefire.

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Reham Khan Launches Pakistan Republic Party to End Dynastic Politics

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Reham Khan has officially launched the Pakistan Republic Party (PRP), positioning it as a movement to challenge dynastic rule and elite dominance in Pakistani politics. The party aims to introduce merit-based leadership, civic accountability, and equal representation, especially for women, youth, farmers, and the working class.

At the launch event in Karachi, Reham outlined the party’s core principles, including fair electoral processes (with one candidate per seat), public access to clean water, improved healthcare, and transparency in governance. Emphasizing that politics should serve the public rather than protect family legacies, she called for a shift from traditional political powerhouses to people-first policies.

The PRP’s logo—a triangle with three horizontal lines—drew attention and stirred public curiosity. While the full manifesto is still under development, Reham stressed that the party will stand against status-quo politics and promote inclusive national reform.

Reham Khan has launched the Pakistan Republic Party to combat dynastic politics and promote people-centered governance. With a focus on merit, transparency, healthcare, and clean water, the party vows to replace political elites with integrity-driven leaders through fair representation and civic reforms across Pakistan.

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