Dennis thinks Sania, Shoaib should name their child 'Kashmir'

After perfecting the art of trolling Indian cricket fans, Dennis seems to have sharpened his sense of humor too.The Australian journalist was at his best when he reacted to Sania Mirza's Twitter post in which the tennis star seemed to announce her pregnancy and her intention to surname it Mirza-Malik."Congratulation!You should name it "Kashmir", quipped Dennis Freedman.He received some hilarious replies.Here is the collection of some tweets:-While some users  liked his suggestion, others came up with their  own.

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Supreme Court permits security to Nawaz Sharif being former premier

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Monday allowed adequate security for the ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif on sanctions as a former prime minister. The hearing in the apex court was being headed by Chief Justice Pakistan Justice Saqib Nisar to determine security permits provided to ministerial posts and other former officials.The CJP remarked that the court does not intend to cause life threat for anyone and added that security provisions will not be withdrawn from those where crucial. The court decided that Nawaz Sharif will be provided sufficient protection as to being a former premier.He also tasked concerned officials to inquire whether or not Awami National Party (ANP) president Asfandyar Wali Khan is being provided with security.It is pertinent to mention that the CJP had ordered to retrieve security provisions from officials across the country where it does not appear mandatory. Responding to which, a report was later submitted to the court after the tasked IGs swept away security provisions from unrelated officials in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab and Islamabad.

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Man from China ties knot with Pakistani girl he met online

After coming from his country a Chinese man tied the knot with a Pakistani woman he had met online.The 26 year old Chinese man identified as Budio flew from his country to get hitched to 21 year old Shama, hailing from the Pakistani city of Sargodha. The inter-racial couple had gotten married with relatives from both sides seen in high spirits, at the event. The wedding was attended by Budio’s sisters as well, who appeared exuberant donned in traditional Pakistani attire, at the occasion of their brother walking down the aisle. The wedding ceremony was inclusive of all traditional rituals usually seen at a Pakistani wedding, from the bride’s siblings stopping the groom at the entrance for money to them feeding him milk from an ornamental glass. The pair had started interacting on Facebook and that is when they fell in love and decided to tie the knot. After the wedding the two left Sargodha for Islamabad from where they will depart for China to begin the new chapter of their lives.

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CPEC, a futuristic project for upcoming generations: PM Abbasi

KARACHI: Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on Monday said China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) was not only a project for the present, but had the potential to pass on its benefits to the future generations.Addressing at the CPEC Summit, he said the project had provided Pakistan a strong foundation of overall development and prosperity.The prime minister said the fruits of CPEC were not limited to Pakistan and other countries including Afghanistan and West China would also gain access to the benefits of this project.He said the CPEC, in fact, was the opportunity for all countries in the region and would address the areas of infrastructure and energy.He mentioned that the project had become a reality in less than three years since China’s President XI Jinping shared his vision of regional connectivity.Khaqan Abbasi said under CPEC, power transmission lines were being laid in Pakistan, adding the setting up of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) would eventually promote entrepreneurs from China and across the world to result in increased trade.He said the projects under the CPEC would be implemented, keeping in view two principles, namely economic viability and environmental sustainability.The CPEC, the premier said, provided Pakistan a platform to regain its strength in technology and agriculture and also deal with the issue of poverty alleviation.Earlier, the prime minister strongly condemned the recent incident of terrorism in Afghanistan that killed over fifty people.

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China reassures Pakistan on ties ahead of Modi-Xi summit

BEIJING: Pakistani Foreign Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif met with Chinese State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Diaoyutai State Guesthouse.During the meeting  both the sides agreed to enhance mutual cooperation for peace and regional stability and extend cooperation to fight rising unilateralism and protectionism.Asif stated that Pakistan is happy to see the leaders of China and India hold informal meetings and believes that together they will play an active role in the establishment of regional peace and improvement of bi-lateral ties between their countries.Khawaja Asif also apprised Wang Yi about the situation prevailing in Occupied Kashmir.On the occasion, Wang Yi said that the current development of Sino-Pakistani relations enjoys a good momentum. The two sides maintain close and comprehensive contacts and coordinate with each other on major international and regional issues.He added that the construction of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor has progressed smoothly, bringing real benefits to the local people.Wang Yi shared how China is willing to make joint efforts with Pakistan to implement the consensus of the leaders of the two countries, carry out closer strategic communications, develop comprehensive and mutually beneficial cooperation, and push China-Pakistan all-weather strategic cooperative partnership to a higher level. China will continue to firmly support Pakistan’s efforts to safeguard national sovereignty, seek its own development, and create a good external environment, he said.During the meeting, Pakistan Ambassador to China Masood Khalid and other senior diplomats of both countries were also present. The two sides also exchanged views on international and regional issues of common interest.Yesterday, Wang Yi met with Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and announced that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province from 27-28 April where he will hold an informal meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping to improve bilateral relations.Khajawa Asif said that Pakistan is an all-weather friend of China and no matter how the situation changes, the two countries will always stand side by side. Pakistan is willing to strengthen exchanges at all levels with China, promote the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor and other major cooperation projects, and continuously deepen the close relationship between the two sides. Pakistan firmly supports China’s core interests and wishes that China will play a greater role in international and regional affairs, he added.He also wished the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Qingdao Summit to be a complete success. Asif further told Wang Yi that Pakistan is looking forward to a meaningful meeting between heads of states of the SCO at Qingdao in June this year in which President Mamnoon Hussain is expected to attend. Asif also congratulated on the re-election of Xi Jinping as President of China and Wing Yi on his re-election as foreign minister and his new responsibilities as State Councillor.

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Russian delegation due in Pakistan as Moscow eyes big-ticket investment

Reports in local and foreign media have recently suggested that Pakistan has been drifting away from the United State due to American policies and President Trump's bellicose rhetoric.As Americans continue to make Islamabad scapegoat for their failures in Afghanistan, Pakistan also seeks to decrease its reliance on Washington and further strengthen relations with China.As part of its effort to find new allies and friends, Pakistan has also sought to establish relationship with Russia, which has shows keen interest in   enhancing  bilateral cooperation. Senior Pakistani journalist Syed Talat Hussain who is associated with Geo News, on Monday revealed that a big Russian delegation  led by Mayor of Leningrad is coming to Pakistan as Moscow "plans on purchasing banks, laying down railways lines and enhancing their interest in telecommunications"." As America's role shrinks, other powers court Pakistan" he wrote.Talat Hussain further  revealed that the Russians see  Bank Alfalah as a big ticket investment in Pakistan. Elaborating on why he thinks Russians would want to invest, he said "Pakistan is a country of strategic location, warm water ports and open to alternatives to its traditional dependence on US".

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Pakistan appoints first-ever female diplomat in Saudi Arabia

Fouzia Fayyaz has been appointed as councilor at Pakistan’s embassy in Saudi Arabia, making her the first-ever female diplomat in the Kingdom in 70 years. Talking to Daily Jang, Fouzia stated that Pakistan is a progressive country that has always recognised the potential and status of women as they continue to excel in their respective fields. The foreign ministry has always taken initiatives to broaden opportunities of success for women, she further added. She also said that with her appointment more and more women have now been inducted at the section of the embassy of which she is in-charge. According to Fouzia, her determination to soar to new heights stems from the fact that she had a very supporting father who gave equal importance to education of girls as boys. Hailing from southern Punjab, Fouzia acquired a Master’s degree in English Literature from Islamia University in Bahawalpur after which she gave her CSS exams. He first appointment was in Washington D.C and then in New Delhi where she also rendered services as diplomat.

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