PUBG, Lahori Bacha and a 16-year-old girlâs lockdown addiction
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There was no school, places were closed and you could not go anywhere. If life was small for 16-year-old Saba in North Karachi, it grew smaller still when the government started a lockdown in March last year. It was only her cell phone that provided a link to the outside world and people to interact with. PUBG was a blessing in disguise. In this online game, up to one hundred players parachute onto an island unarmed. They have to scavenge for weapons to defend themselves and have to kill others off. When you play you get on to voice chat with other players and can team up together to survive. PUBG boys playing in Pindi can make friends with surfer dudes in LA, such is its gl
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Next hearing on lawyer couple murder case on March 15
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Advocates staging a protest against the murder of lawyer couple Gattu Vaman Rao and P.V. Nagamani, in Sangareddy.
Next hearing on lawyer couple murder case on March 15
Advocate General B.S. Prasad on Monday informed Telangana High Court that investigators would record the statements of the accused in the sensational lawyer couple murder case under section 164 of Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C.).
However, recording statements of all the accused and the witnesses in the case would require a couple of weeks time, the Advocate General told a bench of Chief Justice Hima Kohli and Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy. The bench was hearinga PIL petition taken up by it suo moto over the murder of lawyers Gattu Vaman Rao and his wife P.V. Nagamani practising in the HC.
A Peshawar High Court bench has set aside conviction of two alleged militants by an anti-terrorism court and acquitted them in a case of possessing explosive substance and arms. APP/File
PESHAWAR: A Peshawar High Court bench has set aside conviction of two alleged militants by an anti-terrorism court and acquitted them in a case of possessing explosive substance and arms.
The bench of Justice Lal Jan Khattak and Justice Syed Mohammad Attique Shah accepted appeals filed by Ajmal and Sajjad, both residents of Bajaur tribal district, and ruled that the prosecution failed to prove its case against them.
The appellants were convicted by an ATC in Mardan on March 5, 2020. They were sentenced on different counts to 30 years rigorous imprisonment each.