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  • FBISE announces HSSC results

    FBISE announces HSSC results

    ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE) on Tuesday announced the results of the Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) Part I and II first annual examinations 2025.

    According to an announcement on its official X account on Monday, the result declaration ceremony was streamed live on the board’s digital platforms.

    Students can check their results by visiting the official website of the federal board at www.fbise.edu.pk

    After opening the homepage, they need to click on the “Results” tab, select their examination (HSSC Part I or II), enter their roll number and click “Submit.” Mark sheets will also be available for download.

    Results via SMS

    FBISE has also introduced an SMS service for result checking. To use the service:

    Open the SMS application on your phone

    Type: FB(Space)[Roll Number] to obtain result on Mobile.

    Send the message to 5050

    The result will be received via SMS

    Phone call:

    The result can also be obtained on phone call by calling (051) 9269555–59

  • Sheehan, Pages propel Dodgers to sole possession 1st in NL West

    Sheehan, Pages propel Dodgers to sole possession 1st in NL West

    Emmet Sheehan produced a career-high-tying 10 strikeouts, while Andy Pages hit homers twice as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Cincinnati Reds on Monday. (more…)

  • India releases more water into Sutlej River, flood alert issued

    India releases more water into Sutlej River, flood alert issued

    India has released additional water into the Sutlej River, causing a flood alert in Punjab due to the rise of water, ARY News reported on Tuesday.

    According to details, India issued a warning last night regarding the release of water from the Madhopur Dam and released additional water into the River Sutlej.

    The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) of Pakistan stated it is closely monitoring the situation.

    A spokesperson reported that heavy rainfall is expected in Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, and Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir.

    Meanwhile, the floodwaters released by India into the River Ravi have entered Pakistani territory, leading to a sudden rise in water levels at the Jassar point.

    In Narowal, 56 people working in fields near the Ravi River were successfully rescued.

    A moderate-level flood is currently passing through Jassar, and the floodwaters are expected to reach Shahdara today.

    Furthermore, India has released more water into the Sutlej River. A high-level flood has already been reported at the Ganda Singh Wala point. In areas such as Uch Sharif, Arifwala, and Pakpattan, residential homes and hundreds of acres of farmland are now submerged.

    Read more: India releases excess water without following Indus Water Treaty protocols

    Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has directed authorities to ensure the timely evacuation of affected populations.

    According to the Flood Forecasting Division, water levels in both the Ravi and Sutlej rivers are continuously rising in Lahore. At Ganda Singh Wala, the Sutlej has reached an extremely high flood level with a flow of 195,000 cusecs. The Ravi River at Jassar is witnessing a medium-level flood with a flow of 88,000 cusecs.

    In addition, an alert has been issued following reports that India may also release water into the Chenab River.

    In Phalia, Rescue 1122 teams are prepared to carry out relief operations in potentially affected villages. According to PDMA, 22 villages in Tehsil Phalia are at risk, and residents have been advised to relocate to safer areas.

  • Prince William, Kate Middleton’s fresh start in Windsor comes with neighbour worries

    Prince William, Kate Middleton’s fresh start in Windsor comes with neighbour worries

    Prince William and Kate Middleton are preparing to relocate to Forest Lodge in Windsor with their three children, but the move has raised mixed reactions among neighbours.

    The couple, who currently live at Adelaide Cottage, will shift into the eight-bedroom property later this year, marking what many believe will be their long-term residence.

    While some locals have expressed excitement about welcoming the royal family, others are concerned about privacy issues.

    Reports suggest that additional fencing, screens, and landscaping have been added around Forest Lodge to ensure security for Kate Middleton, Prince William, and their children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

    New security measures are also expected before the family settles in.

    Daily Mail revealed that two nearby tenants were relocated earlier this summer due to the property’s proximity, though they were offered comparable or better Crown Estate homes.

    The move will also see the royal couple’s staff, including their nanny and housekeepers, living in separate nearby properties rather than at the main home.

    For Kate Middleton, the move to Windsor represents a fresh start after her successful cancer treatment in 2024.

    The Princess of Wales announced her remission in early 2025, following preventative chemotherapy and months out of the public eye.

    Friends say the new home offers more space and greenery, which is important for family life.

    Prince William and Kate Middleton have long prioritised a balance between royal duty and a private family environment.

    Forest Lodge, located near London but offering a quieter lifestyle, is seen as the ideal base for their future, even as William prepares for his eventual role as king.

    Also Read: Could Prince William break royal tradition by skipping the palace?

    Earlier it was reported that Prince William, along with his wife Kate Middleton, was unlikely to make Buckingham Palace his home once he succeeds King Charles, according to reports.

    Prince William and Princess Kate had decided to move with their children into Forest Lodge, a historic home in Windsor Great Park, which they see as their long-term residence.

    Prince William raised questions about the future of Buckingham Palace, which has been the official royal residence in London since 1837.

    The Palace is undergoing a £369 million renovation, but insiders suggest William will not live there. Instead, Buckingham Palace may be used only for state occasions and opened to the public.

    Prince William’s decision made him the first monarch in modern times not to reside in a palace or castle. The move marks a change in tradition within the Royal Family.

  • Two killed for Rs30: Murders over petty disputes reflect rising frustration in society

    Two killed for Rs30: Murders over petty disputes reflect rising frustration in society

    LAHORE: The increasing number of daily reports involving killings over minor disputes reflects a growing sense of frustration and intolerance in Pakistani society.

    In a heart-wrenching incident in Raiwind area of Lahore, two brothers were beaten to death by fruit vendors following a dispute over the price of bananas. According to police reports, Wajid and Rashid had purchased a dozen bananas for Rs130 but only had a Rs100 note and a Rs5000 note. A heated argument ensued over the remaining Rs30.

    The altercation escalated when the fruit vendor called over his associates, who were playing nearby. The group brutally attacked the two brothers, resulting in their deaths. Disturbingly, several bystanders witnessed the assault but chose not to intervene—instead, many were seen recording the tragic incident on their mobile phones. Eyewitnesses reported that the altercation continued for hours, but police failed to arrive to control the situation.

    In another shocking incident in Gujrat, a disagreement during a cricket match led to the deaths of two individuals, including the team captain. The dispute reportedly began when one player was denied the opportunity to bowl an over. The accused responded by opening fire on team captain Fakhar Iqbal and his brother, killing both and injuring their uncle. Police have arrested the suspect, and a case has been registered.

    These incidents highlight the alarming rise of aggression and intolerance in society.

    Experts emphasize the crucial role of parents and teachers in shaping the behavior of the younger generation. It is essential to educate children about emotional control, patience, and respectful conflict resolution.

    “Most importantly, Islam, our religion, teaches us the value of patience and peace”, experts said. “Parents must ensure that they are not instilling excessive aggression in their children—so much so that, as adults, they are willing to take a life over something as trivial as Rs30”.

  • Torrens helps Mets comeback win against Phillies

    Torrens helps Mets comeback win against Phillies

    Luis Torrens produced a stunning performance as he hit a three-run homer along with five RBIs as New York Mets beat the Philadelphia Phillies 13-3 on Monday night. (more…)

  • Khawaja Asif claims pressure from ex-COAS Bajwa’s father-in-law to condemn Nawaz Sharif’s speech

    Khawaja Asif claims pressure from ex-COAS Bajwa’s father-in-law to condemn Nawaz Sharif’s speech

    Defense Minister Khawaja Asif claimed he was imprisoned for six months during Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf govt tenure for refusing to condemn Nawaz Sharif’s Gujranwala.

    Speaking about previously undisclosed political pressure, Khawaja Asif shared that during the tenure of the PTI founder, the father-in-law of ex-COAS General (retired) Qamar Javed Bajwa summoned him to his home.

    “I was taken to the basement and told that Nawaz Sharif had mentioned both General Bajwa and General Faiz in his Gujranwala address and was asked to publicly condemn the speech and distance himself from it.”

    The defense minister added that Qamar Javed Bajwa’s father-in-law had said that he would not comply with his demands, to which he was warned that if he didn’t cooperate, NAB cases would be initiated against him.

    Khwaja Asif stated that Rana Tanveer was a witness to the incident.

    Moving further, Khawaja Asif said after few days of denial to the Qamar Javed Bajwa’s father-in-law, he was suddenly arrested and remained in jail for six months.

    Read more: PTI founder was ready to give lifetime extension to Gen. Bajwa: Asif

    Despite their efforts, the government couldn’t establish a NAB case against me, and the court eventually ordered my release, he added.

    Earlier, Khawaja Asif questioned the rationale behind the decision of then prime minister Imran Khan, army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa and ISI chief Faiz Hameed during the PTI tenure to settle the Taliban elements in Pakistan.

    Talking to the media persons at the Parliament House, the defence minister said that terrorism was a global issue that must be tackled collectively, and stressed that Pakistan was the front line state in the war against terrorism.

  • Sanjay Dutt’s daughter calls out ‘toxic’ family dynamics in viral Instagram note

    Sanjay Dutt’s daughter calls out ‘toxic’ family dynamics in viral Instagram note

    Veteran Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt’s daughter, Trishala Dutt, has sparked intense discussion online after sharing a strong message on Instagram that many interpret as a response to strained family relationships.

    The post, which quickly grabbed attention and went viral, focused on emotional boundaries within families and prioritising mental health over maintaining appearances.

    Trishala Dutt spoke about how family ties should not give anyone the right to mistreat or manipulate others, stressing that protecting one’s peace is more important than preserving an image.

    The note underlined that individuals have the right to go low-contact or no-contact with relatives if needed.

    Sanjay Dutt, Trishalla Dutt, Bollywood News

    This candid post comes just days after Trishala Dutt publicly wished Sanjay Dutt on his birthday, leading to speculation about the timing of her remarks.

    While she did not mention anyone by name, many believe the statement hints at deeper family issues.

    Sanjay Dutt, who has often spoken about his parenting approach, previously stated he would not support Trishala Dutt in joining films, suggesting she pursue other career options like forensic science.

    In earlier interviews, Sanjay Dutt said acting was not encouraged within the Dutt family, reflecting his father’s values.

    Despite this, Trishala Dutt has maintained that her life choices will be based on what makes her happy, marking a clear difference in outlook.

    Also Read: Govinda, Sunita Ahuja’s daughter breaks silence on their divorce

    The dynamic between Sanjay Dutt and his daughter has long been a topic of public curiosity, and this latest post has reignited conversations about family expectations and individual freedom.

    Sanjay Dutt shares Trishala Dutt with his late first wife, actress Richa Sharma, who passed away in 1996 after battling cancer.

    In other news, actor Tina Ahuja, daughter of Bollywood star Govinda, has finally spoken up on the reports of her mother Sunita Ahuja filing for divorce, on grounds of adultery and cruelty.

    Days after reports from Indian media suggested that celebrity wife Sunita Ahuja, who has been married to Govinda since 1987 and shares two children with him, has filed for divorce from the ‘Hero No. 1’ actor, after 38 years of togetherness, their daughter Tina has refuted the speculations, saying, “It’s all rumours.”

  • Jarren Duran stars as Red Sox sink Orioles

    Jarren Duran stars as Red Sox sink Orioles

    Jarren Duran hit a three-run homer off Tomoyuki Sugano and Roman Anthony, as Boston Red Rox thrashed Baltimore Orioles 4-3 on Monday night. (more…)

  • Watch: Batsman dies of heart attack moments after hitting a six

    Watch: Batsman dies of heart attack moments after hitting a six

    A shocking and heartbreaking viral video captures the moment a batsman collapses and dies of a heart attack just seconds after smashing a six in a local cricket match.

    The viral video shows the batsman striking a massive six, celebrating briefly with his partner, and then suddenly falling to the ground.

    The viral video quickly spread online, leaving cricket fans stunned. Despite efforts to revive him and rush him to the hospital, doctors declared him dead on arrival.

    The viral video has triggered widespread discussion on social media, with many expressing disbelief at how the tragedy unfolded so suddenly.


    The viral video has also sparked debates about health risks faced by young athletes. While some linked the incident to post-vaccination speculation, others pointed to stress and unhealthy lifestyles as possible causes.

    Medical experts highlight that an alarming rise in heart attacks among young people is often linked to poor diet, lack of sleep, high stress, and irregular health checkups.

    The viral video underscores growing concerns about sudden cardiac arrests in sportmen and has prompted calls for increased awareness about heart health in sports. Experts urge players to undergo regular screenings and manage stress to reduce risks.

    Also Read: Cricketer suffers heartbreak while batting; moment caught on livestream

    In a similar heartbreaking incident earlier, another cricketer’s life was cut short after he suffered a fatal heart stroke while batting in a local league game.

    Imran Patel, 35, was batting in a game at the Garware Stadium and faced a few deliveries when he complained of having pain in his left arm and chest, Indian media outlets reported.

    After consulting with the on-field umpires, Imran Patel decided to leave the field and began walking toward the dugout.

    However, the Indian cricketer collapsed before departing the field in a shocking moment that was captured live as the match was being streamed.