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• He said the sovereignty of the country was a prime national interest which the police force protected with bravery.

• Hackett joined Ford in 2017 from furniture company Steelcase and was known for his skills in turning around struggling organizations.

• One of them, Samuel Chu, head of the Washington-based Hong Kong Democracy Council, wrote on Twitter that he has been a US citizen for 25 years.

• Eyewitnesses say the blast occurred in the vicinity containing warehouses where firecrackers were stored

• Sindh Chief Minister was informed that Hyderabad division spread over 76434 square kilometers area which had been affected during rains.

• He expressed these views while chairing an internal strategy meeting here at Ministry of Commerce.

• The chief justice remarked that Wildlife Management Board and other concerned were responsible for animals' death.

• He said Peoples’ Media Support Program (PMSP) was launched by the Sindh Information Department to help the owners of the media groups for paying salaries of their employees.

• The meeting condemned the Military Siege and illegal actions by Indian forces in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir for a year.

• He said that the Sindh government will not only offer its unconditional support but will also play the role of every first force.

• He directed the district price control committees to keep vigilance of the essential items' rates, saying that a the hoarders should be taken to task.

• He maintained that local governments and WASAs should take advance steps to deal with the rain-spell and provision of resources be accelerated.

• International media was continuously exposing Indian atrocities and human right violations in IIOJK, he added.

The first five-day game will start from Wednesday in Manchester.

• The nation saluted the heroes who were fighting against criminals and anti-social elements, he added.

• The overall imports into the country witnessed decrease of 18.22 percent, from $ 51,869 billion to $ 42,418 billion, according to the data.

• He said that law enforcement agencies including the Police have rendered great sacrifices for protecting lives and properties of the citizens and entire nation salutes as well as honours all our martyrs.

• He questioned the international community's silence over the worst brutalities being perpetrated by India on innocent Kashmiris for several decades.

• "This definitely needs coordination at every level," he said and hoped that better sense would prevail in the interest of citizens.

• The project to be executed by Thal Nova and HUBCO was launched recently with an Investment $ 500 million.

• The gold prices in the international market remained stable at $1975 on Tuesday, the association reported.

• He was chairing the All Parties Conference on the Kashmir situation, here at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

• According to spokesman National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), the cleaning operation was started on Monday.

• Parliamentary leaders will take part in the debate on Kashmir and a resolution will also be passed at the conclusion of the debate.

• The Chief Minister listened to the proposals of elected representatives politely regarding monsoon rains.

• Shah Mehmood also thanked opposition parties for participating in negotiations with government on Kashmir issue and appreciated their positive inputs.

• "We recognise that global supply chains are under significant pressure, exacerbated by recent events with COVID-19," the ministry's chief commercial officer, Steve Oldfield, wrote.

• The heavy loss compared with a profit of 404 million euros ($475 million) in the same quarter of the previous year.

• "How do you think history will remember John Lewis?" Jonathan Swan of the Axios media outlet asked Trump in the interview aired on Monday.

• That compared with net profit of £3.16 billion one year earlier.

• Prime minister says the newly-launched map is backed by all political parties of the country

• The move by Muslim groups aims to promote the cause of Babri Masjid, which was destroyed by Hindu hard-liners in December 1992

• The chain, which has 600 restaurants globally including 449 in the UK, said it was putting itself up for sale as part of a restructuring plan to deal with the fallout from the pandemic.

• The company responded by cutting its dividend for the first time since the Deepwater Horizon oil rig disaster in 2010 that damaged BP's finances and reputation.

• Guterres says as of mid-July schools were closed in some 160 countries, affecting more than one billion students

• The currency weakened last week to 7 on lingering worries over depleted FX reserves and costly state interventions to steady the currency.

• Whereas, the rate of return on Defense Savings Certificates increased by 34 basis points and the rate of return was increased from 8.11pc to 8.45pc.

The superstar was discharged from hospital on Sunday.

• The SC said they will not leave those responsible for the carnage.

The goalkeeper won three major trophies with Spain including World Cup 2010.

• The gaming business "saw a positive impact from consumers nesting during the virus outbreak," Financial Officer Hiroki Totoki said at an earnings briefing.

• Imran says India is in grip of Hindutva and RSS perception which is threatening peace and stability in the region

Junaid has already been dabbling in YouTube the past few months

• “Started consultations at NCOC with provinces on review and possible revision of sectors (subject to SOPs) on Negative List of opening up,” said Azhar in a tweet post.

The five-day game will be played in Manchester from August 5.

• Iftikhar says policemen are the first responders to every cry for help and answered every call with purpose and pride

• Bajwa had an interactive session on wide-ranging issues including professional matters and the security situation in region

Babar eyes top spot in the Test batsmen rankings.

The former cricketer said that Pakistan’s limited-overs captain can prove his mettle against the pace duo of James Anderson and Stuart Broad.

A Swiss special prosecutor has launched proceedings against the Italian.

• As per reports, the federal cabinet meeting being held today ( Tuesday) will approve the appointment of Kamil.

• “This is a great achievement considering that for the last four months, since March 2020, we witnessed a decline in exports,” said Advisor to Prime Minister on Trade, Abdul Razzak Dawood.

• Police went to people's homes warning them to stay indoors.

• According to security sources, the Pak-Afghan border has been reopened for a day in the spirit of goodwill. The border will be open from 8 am to 5 pm.

• The country also reported 432 new cases.

• The national carrier’s Human Resources Division released a list of actions taken against 63 employees.

• In a regulatory filing, Twitter said it received a draft FTC complaint alleging violations between 2013 and 2019.

• The United States’ “bullying” of Chinese tech companies was a consequence of Washington’s zero-sum vision of “American first” and left China no choice but “submission or mortal combat in the tech realm”, the state-backed paper said in an editorial.

• The Malaysian government also remains open to considering all forms of resolution between the two parties, Attorney General Idrus Harun said in a statement, adding that talks are ongoing between the two.

• The U.S. dollar had its worst month in a decade in July but began August with a bounce, pushing as high as $1.1695 per euro on Monday, 1.8% above last week’s two-year low.