Pakistan’s rising boxing star Fatima Zehra created history by becoming the first Pakistani woman to win a medal in boxing at the Commonwealth Games , securing a bronze medal in the women’s 60kg category after an impressive campaign in Glasgow. The 22-year-old boxer from Sargodha delivered a remarkable performance throughout the tournament, earning Pakistan a historic podium finish in women’s boxing. Her journey ended in the semi-finals, where she was defeated by Canada’s Marie-Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh , but reaching the last four guaranteed her a bronze medal under Commonwealth Games boxing rules. Earlier in the competition, Fatima booked her place in the semi-finals after defeating New Zealand’s Jordan Wilson in the quarter-finals, showcasing exceptional skill and determination against a strong international field. According to media reports, the Canadian boxer dominated the opening round of the semi-final, and the referee stopped the contest in the second round, officially awarding ...
Karachi: The affectees of the demolished Nasla Tower have once again appealed to the Government of Pakistan and relevant authorities for justice, adequate compensation, and the opportunity to rebuild their lives after years of displacement. In a public appeal, the residents stated that they had invested their lifetime savings in purchasing homes at Nasla Tower through what they believed to be lawful means. They emphasized that despite the passage of several years since the building's demolition, many families remain homeless and are still waiting for compensation and rehabilitation. The affected families maintained that they had committed no wrongdoing and had purchased their apartments in good faith. However, they said they have borne the consequences of circumstances beyond their control. According to the appeal, hundreds of families continue to live in rented accommodation while their children await the chance to return to a permanent home. The residents have urged the Presi...