Black Panther Returns to Cinemas Worldwide Without Chadwick Boseman

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Black Panther returns to cinemas worldwide without Chadwick Boseman

Black Panther return to cinemas, upholding its commitment to advocate.

Boseman, who died of cancer at the age of 43 two years ago, is seen in several flashback scenes in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.”

The filmmakers’ personal grief is reflected in the film, as Wakanda struggles to survive after the death of Boseman’s character, King T’Challa.

After nearly a year of work on the sequel, director Ryan Coogler decided to focus on T’Challa’s sister, Shuri, played by Letitia Wright.

“When you lose someone, there is a blast radius. It’s like a bomb has gone off.” Coogler stated during a press conference.

“The worst nightmare is that if you die, the people you love and leave behind will become disoriented and lost.” We were investigating everything “he stated.

Wright praised Coogler’s portrayal of her character’s journey through grief and ascension to the throne.

“We were able to bring something genuine and genuine. And I was able to pour my heart and soul into it, providing Shuri with a full arc “She told reporters.

 

Apple to Begin Mass Production on MR Headsets in Early 2023

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Apple to Begin Mass Production on MR Headsets in Early 2023

Apple Headset: Manufacturing Starts March 2023, Announcement in April.

It was report in May that Apple to begin had shown members of its board of directors its upcoming mixed-reality headset.

According to a DigiTimes report obtained by MacRumors, the device will go into production in the first quarter of 2023. The device could be unveil as early as April of the very next year.

The initial run is expected to be small, with rough estimates of around 0.7 million units for the year. According to reports, Pegatron will be the sole partner for final assembly.

The production date is consistent with analyst Ming-Chi Kuo’s prediction, who stat that Apple could release the device between January and the second quarter of 2023.

Kuo also believes that the headset will be able to switch between augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) experiences seamlessly.

PTI Protest Continues to Cause Hardship for Twin City Residents

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PTI Protest Continues to Cause Hardship for Twin City Residents

PTI protest in Rawalpindi against attack on Imran Khan disrupts life.

Around midday, the City Traffic Police issued a press release stating that PTI Protest on both trains had stopped the Old Airport Road. The roadblock forced the traffic to take detours to other roads.

It claimed that demonstrators had blocked Pirwadhai Mor in the direction of IJP Road as well as Murree Road near Iqbal Park on both sides. According to the traffic police, protesters have stopped Sarai Kala Chowk as well as the GT Road near Margalla.

Traffic snarls were caused by these detours throughout the city.

According to Zeeshan, a resident of Kallar Syedan, his cousin was scheduled to leave Pakistan on Monday, but because of blockages, he had to pay Rs. 1,500 to travel from Golra Mor to Islamabad International Airport in order to catch his flight.

Similarly, since the protests began on Monday, thousands of citizens, including kids, traders, patients, and vendors, have been experiencing difficulties. Families, kids, and older folks spent hours each day in traffic jams as a result of these demonstrations.

PTI protesters Couldn’t pass Ambulances

In some cases, the PTI protestors wouldn’t even let ambulances pass through while their sirens were blaring. Even media professionals experienced harassment from the protesters for highlighting issues the public was having as a result of PTI supporters’ roadblocks.

“What is my responsibility,” a Mansehra resident who was stranded in Pirwadhai due to traffic jams retorted, “when I am not being permitted to transport my sick mother to a hospital for an operation.”

PTI Officials Blocked Traffic

Along with a few supporters, PTI officials Fayyazul Hassan Chohan, Raja Rashid Hafeez, and Sheikh Rashid Shafique blocked traffic on Murree Road to organise a demonstration at Shamasabad. The protesters yelled epithets critical of PDM leaders such Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

Along with failing to rescue the stranded citizens, the traffic and Rawalpindi police watched passively. On Tuesday, the City Traffic Police helpline received a deluge of calls from members of the public asking for assistance in clearing the roads, but no one listened.

Our country was established for these people who have made our lives miserable, an elderly woman who was criticising PTI supporters for blocking highways in a video stated. After three hours of hardship, I finally arrived here. Standing next to the PTI camp in Shamsabad, the elderly woman grumbled.

Public Holidays

Even though the Pindi administration had declared public holidays on November 8 and 9 in the tehsil in preparation for protests, several institutions were still open, leaving parents of schoolchildren torn between sending their children to school or not. Having recently moved to Pakistan from Saudi Arabia, an expatriate family was considering returning since they believed that these conditions made it unsafe for their kids to attend school.

Similarly, business owners who had suffered losses as a result of the protests urged that the government compensate them and grant them holidays if it were unable to deal with the “daily recurrence” of protests.

The business community also voiced its displeasure with the state of law and order in the twin cities and requested that the police and district administration intervene to repress the demonstrators.

The PTI supporters’ road roadblock continued till dusk, and the public continued to experience problems.

Electricity Is Expensive 0.51 Rs Per Unit For Karachi People

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Electricity Is Expensive 0.51 Rs Per Unit For Karachi People

Nepra approves Rs0.51/Unit increase in electricity rates nationwide.

The federal government has requested Nepra to warn all of KE’s customers of an extra 51 paisa per unit price of electricity, which would take effect from November through January 2023.

According to the Power Division’s prior statement to Nepra, “Such adjustment will impose on the consumption of September, October, and November of 2022 to be recovered from users in November, December, and January 2023.”

According to Nepra, “Total per unit quarterly adjustment has been evaluated at Rs. 3.55, while Rs. 0.51 per unit has been passed on to customers, while Rs. 3.04 subsidy will be provided from the state exchequer.”

According to the power regulator, the government gives Karachi customers an annual subsidy of Rs 291 billion.

The government may continue to use a single consumer-end price for K-Electric and state-owned power distribution firms under the National Electricity Policy 2021.

Shah Abdul Latif University Extends Deadline for BS Programs

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Shah Abdul Latif University Extends Deadline for BS Programs

SALU extends BS program admission deadline for Khairpur, sub-campuses.

According to the information, the deadline for applying to BS programs at SALU is now November 20. The pre-entry exam will be held on December 10th. The new academic year at Shah Abdul Latif (SALU) campuses begins on January 16.

Applicants must submit applications online at SALU’s official website, as well as send hard copies of their applications, along with all required documents, including the original fee challan, to the university. Furthermore, SALU has announced the exam schedule for Associate Degree (AD) in Science, Arts, and Commerce, as well as Home Economics and MA for both regular and private candidates at all affiliated colleges in Sukkur and Larkana districts. The final exams will begin on November 22.

Separately, on October 30, the University of Sindh Jamshoro held the pre-entry test for admissions to BS programs for the academic year 2023. Approximately 9,000 candidates from Dadu, Larkana, Qambar-Shahdadkot, Ghotki, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Kashmore-Kandhkot, Sukkur, Khairpur, Naushero Feroze, Nawabshah, Sanghar, Karachi, and Umerkot took the pre-entry test, according to details.

 

Census Postponed For Four Months

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Census Postponed for Four Months

Govt announces four-month delay in the seventh census due to economic.

The Census decision was made during a meeting of the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics on Monday, which was presided over by Minister of Planning Ahsan Iqbal.

The timing of the declaration, which comes amid the ongoing PTI “Azadi March” calling for hasty elections to remove the country’s uncertainty, would undoubtedly send shockwaves across the political spectrum.

According to a statement issued by the Ministry of Planning, Iqbal asked the PBS to present a new report to the Council of Common Interests (CCI) and the Prime Minister’s Office, along with a new timeframe for the 7th Digital Census 2022.

The government has set the new dates for the 7th housing and population census as February 1 to March 4, 2023. Previously, the field surveys were scheduled from October 15 to November 15.

The statement came after the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf put pressure on the government and establishment to accede to its demand for hasty elections. Its workers stopped major highways and roads on Monday, causing major issues for ordinary commuters, many of whom have nothing to do with the PTI and PML politics. N’s

The minister was updated on the status of the population census, and the PBS head informed him that an earlier summary was presented following an agreement with NADRA for the conduct of the census from October 15, 2022, to November 15, 2022.

“However, due to the delay in the opening of Letters of Credit as a result of the current economic circumstances, NADRA is unable to issue tablets,” the planning ministry said. Due to the dwindling position of foreign exchange reserves, the central bank has imposed limits on the opening of letters of credit.

According to the Planning Ministry

The timetables have been changed, and fieldwork will now take place from February 1, 2023, to March 4, 2023. The results of the post-enumeration survey would be handed over to the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) by April 30, 2023, for delimitation reasons.

The ECP would need at least three to four months to demarcate constituencies, which will overlap with the conclusion of the National Assembly’s five-year constitutional term in August next year.

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s last cabinet agreed to hold the next general elections on the basis of a fresh census after Sindh expressed severe objections about the previous census findings and grudgingly accepted them.

Last Monday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s cabinet backed the previous government’s decision and authorised an Rs5 billion budget for the census.

Census Software Solutions

According to the government, the entire 126,000 tablets for holding the census digitally would be given out in instalments by December 2022 and census ERP (total software solutions) by October 15, 2022, for testing.

According to the planning ministry, due to the sensitivity of the topic, the PBS altered the training of master trainers and training of trainers at the divisional level in November and December 2022.

However, because training at the tehsil level for 120,000 field employees and fieldwork cannot begin before the entire transfer of tablets, the ministry has decided to perform programmes in parallel.

Iqbal expressed worry over the extension of the deadline for the population census and requested that the PBS notify the Council of Common Interests (CCI) and the Prime Minister’s Office as soon as possible owing to the sensitivity of the subject. He further stated that any additional delay is unacceptable because the next elections would be based on the results of the Census.

According to the Planning Ministry

Due to the sensitivity of the topic, PBS altered the training of master trainers and training of trainers at the divisional level in November and December 2022.

However, because training at the tehsil level for 120,000 field employees and fieldwork cannot begin before the entire transfer of tablets, the ministry has decided to perform programmes in parallel.

Iqbal expressed worry over the extension of the deadline for the population census and requested that the PBS notify the Council of Common Interests (CCI) and the Prime Minister’s Office as soon as possible owing to the sensitivity of the subject. He further stated that any additional delay is unacceptable because the next elections would be based on the results of the Census.

The minister further instructed PBS to guarantee the calibre of instruction at the Tehsil level. Since credible and trustworthy statistics depend on excellent training.

He suggested including HEC and academics in the monitoring of training at the Tehsil level. He believed that a neutral third party should conduct the assessment.

The PBS head further informed the Minister that NADRA had already delivered 22,000 tables for the census, which have been toughened and are now prepared for dispatch, and that the remaining tables will be delivered shortly. He informed the test that 21,600 more tablets will arrive at the PBS this week and would shortly begin the hardening process.

Further information revealed that the master trainers’ training will begin on November 28 and go through December 10, 2022. The process of self-enumeration will begin on January 15th, 2023.

The Minister gave the order to move the process along quickly and firmly follow the new deadlines while bearing in mind how sensitive the subject is.

Govt announces public holiday on Iqbal Day

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Govt announces public holiday on Iqbal Day

Nov 9 declared public holiday nationwide for Iqbal Day celebration.

The government notified the development on Tuesday. “The Prime Minister has been pleased to desire that November 9 (Iqbal Day) shall henceforth be observed as a Public Holiday,” an official notification read.

Dr Iqbal played an instrumental role in inspiring millions of Muslims across the sub-continent to seek an independent homeland where they could practice Islam freely.

The day would dawn with special prayers in mosques for the progress and prosperity of Pakistan.

Popularly known in Pakistan and other parts of the world as “Poet of the East”, Dr Iqbal was born in Sialkot on November 9, 1877.

Iqbal was an acclaimed poet and philosopher. He is credited with writing poetry and using his political influence to demand the creation of a separate homeland for Muslims.

A Change of Guards ceremony would be held at his mausoleum in Lahore.

Tabish Hashmi Planning on Leaving Geo

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Tabish Hashmi Planning on Leaving Geo

Tabish Hashmi is trending on social media after his ‘leaked’ video.

Tabish Hashmi, a comedian, and talk show host has gone viral after a reportedly leaked video recording of him discussing leaving the channel Geo with an unknown person surfaced on social media.

The Hasna Mana Hai anchor has piqued the interest of Twitterati with his discussion on making more money.

Here’s the video that’s going viral on the internet:

A fan who was waiting to grab a selfie with the famed comic recorded the leaked video clip.

Some fans believe he is preparing to leave the Geo because he wants a deal worth “crores” of rupees.

For the time being, he has yet to respond to what he said in the video.

Tabish Hashmi Biography

He was born in Karachi and is a well-known Canadian-Pakistani standup comedian, digital media influencer, and talk show host.

Comedian began his career with the stand-up comedy show The Laughing Stock and rose to prominence as the host of Nashpati Prime’s show, To Be Honest.

He now hosts the shows Hasna Mana Hai and Jashan e Cricket. This celebrity generally invites popular celebrity guests to his show and asks them candid and honest questions that are not unfriendly or harsh. The comedian’s attitude is so nice and entertaining that celebrities frequently respond freely to his queries.

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CJP Bandial is Excited About Pakistan’s T20 World Cup Semifinal

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CJP Bandial is Excited About Pakistan's T20 World Cup Semifinal

CJP Bandial proposes a public screen for Pakistan vs New Zealand T20.

CJP Bandial says The entire nation is electrified as Pakistan prepares to face New Zealand in the world cup semifinal after the Green Shirts surprise advanced by eliminating Bangladesh.

Tuesday’s hearing of a case involving the NAB Ordinance 1999 amendments at the Supreme Court included discussion of the match. The attorneys argued against postponing the court’s sessions until Wednesday because Pakistan’s semifinal game must be played on that day.

Attorney Makhdoom Ali Khan asked the court not to postpone the hearing until the game, which would begin at 1 pm. CJP Bandial responded that he was unaware of it at this point.

Postpone The Case Hearing

He suggested that because of the semi-final, we postpone the case hearing scheduled for tomorrow.Justice Mansoor Ali Shah then said: Shah persuaded him to spare Wednesday by offering to watch the game while he continued to argue. Justice Shah is a fan of cricket.

Place A Screen Outside The Court

I pray that Pakistan wins the semi-final, the CJP remarked, adding that they will wrap up tomorrow’s session early by the time the match is in a decent scenario. “Let’s put up a screen outside the court for the play.

 

Imran Khan Supporter Block Roads in a New Protest

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Imran Khan supporters in Pakistan block roads in a new protest.

Imran Khan supporter block road near Islamabad, assassination attempt.

The former prime minister, who has been calling for a general election since he was deposed as prime minister in April after losing a confidence vote in parliament, was shot at the rally last Thursday. He’s recovering from leg injuries. “People are finding it difficult to get to work,” said Yawar Ali, a police official. “Families have been stuck in traffic for several hours. We’ve even heard that the imran khan Supporter protesters have refused to let ambulances pass.”

Shehbaz Sharif, Khan’s successor as Prime Minister, has rejected Khan’s demand for new elections, fueling instability in the nuclear-armed country of 220 million people.

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Protest Camp

Protests by Khan’s supporters began late Monday on major roads in and around Islamabad. They have closed the highways leading to Islamabad’s international airport as well as those connecting the capital to the cities of Lahore and Peshawar.

On television, supporters of Khan were seen burning tyres as they set up protest camps across roads. According to Reuters, the government ordered all public and private schools to close for the day. On Oct. 28, Khan, 70, began what is known as a long-march protest rally from Lahore to the capital.

Last Thursday, he was waving to the crowd from a container mounted on a truck in Wazirabad, Punjab province, when a man opened fire on him. Khan was one of ten people injured.

  • One member of the party was killed.
  • The suspect in the shooting has been apprehended by police.

Khan’s party announced late Monday that the march would resume on Thursday at the location where Khan was attacked, and that he would virtually lead it. The political tension comes as Pakistan is dealing with economic turmoil exacerbated by recent flooding, which the government estimates caused $30 billion in economic losses.