Tag: Dream

COMMENT; Imran Tahir became the sixth South African and 34th bowler overall to take four or more wickets on debut in one-day internationals.
The Pakistan born leg-break bowler achieved this feat by taking four wicket for 41 runs against West Indies at Feroz Shah Kotla Ground, Delhi, on Thursday. The 31-year old also became the first South African and 18th bowler overall to take four or more wickets while playing for the first time in a WC match.
Imran Tahir was born on March

KARACHI - The $1.58 billion Karachi Circular Railway (KCR) project might be cancelled as the government is not taking any interest in solving various related issues for the past one year, sources have claimed. One such issue that needs to be handled immediately is the re-lending of funds by the Japanese government.
The government of Japan would invest $1.58 billion for reviving the KCR to mitigate the traffic problems in the city. These funds would be directly provided to the

LAHORE: Had it been a gourmet item, it ought to have been delicious and rich, full filling or not it is for the reader to decide. Rohtas 2 held a one-day preview of works by Saba Khan titled 'When in Boston'. The works not only possessed the quality to grasp solitude on subjects from life but were also pure eye-candy. Saba with her colourful, symbolic and elemental works cultivates a tale of the American dream, its fabled existence and finally the distortion of the dream. The artist's

DASKA: There is no implementation on Pakistan Railways (PR) nine-year-old plan of converting the Sialkot junction into a model railway station, Pakistan Today has learnt.
The local business community and the general public had urged former PR chairman to start the conversion of Sialkot railway station in to a model railway station, to affix two lower AC bogies to Sialkot-Karachi bound Allama Iqbal Express and to change the old railway tracks between Sialkot-Sambrial-Wazirabad

KARACHI: Despite the fact that authorities at both the federal and provincial levels have time and again hinted at launching a massive campaign to make Karachi a weapon-free city, no serious efforts have been made so far to implement this step.
Illegal weapons are available in abundance and terrorists, political activists, land mafia groups and even petty criminals faced no difficulties in gaining possession of sophisticated arms. The Muttahida Qaumi Movement, the Pakistan