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  Sanam is among dozens of PTI workers and leaders who are in custody in connection with May 9 riots   LAHORE: In another blow to embattled Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), the Lahore High Court (LHC) Appellate Tribunal on Sunday dismissed the former ruling party's leader and social media activist Sanam Javaid's appeal against the rejection of her nomination papers from national and provincial assemblies.   The tribunal upheld the returning officer (RO) decision to reject incarcerated Sanam’s nomination papers submitted from two National Assembly seats and one provincial assembly seat — NA-120, NA-119 and PP-150. Justice Tariq Nadeem announced the verdict on her appeals. On December 19, Sanam submitted her nomination papers announcing to contest elections against Maryam Nawaz from Lahore’s provincial assembly seat, PP-150.   Sanam is among dozens of PTI workers and leaders who are in custody in connection with the May 9 riots that broke out following the arrest of PTI...

  No letter shall be delivered to or sent by a prisoner until it has been examined by the Superintendent or an officer authorized by the Superintendent: 546 Prisons Rules says ISLAMABAD: Did Imran Khan write the January 4 article for British publication ‘The Economist’? As confusion persists over this, both the federal and Punjab governments claim that the published piece was a ‘ghost article’. However, PTI Information Secretary Raoof Hasan claims the letter was written by the former premier himself.    While Punjab’s jail authorities are investigating the matter, the real question is: do Pakistan’s prison rules allow an inmate to write a letter or article to any publication (national or international)? Can a prisoner be actively involved in politics while in prison? What do the Pakistan Prison Rules 1978 say about the rights of prisoners, their involvement in politics, or if they can write to publications.  Mustansar  Talking to The News, Caretaker Federal Mini...

Fitness experts believe that Indoor exercises would be a great help to stay active during winter.There is no doubt in this fact that winters bring laziness alongside. From chilli nights to sleepy mornings, people often find it difficult to regulate their workout routine.    However, Dr Tenforde from Harvard Medical School emphasised that people should exercise more regularly during winter. He explained, "In colder temperatures, your heart doesn't have to work as hard, you sweat less, and expend less energy, all of which means you can exercise more efficiently."    Exercise at home Several fitness enthusiasts believe that if people find it hard to engage in any outdoor activity during cold weather, they should try to exercise at home.  Workout with friends It is also said that one may feel lazy while working out alone, however, having a partner or a friend during workout sessions will boost one's morale to stay fit and healthy.    Complete home chores I...

  The US Supreme Court has said it will hear a historic case to determine if Donald Trump can run for president. The justices agreed to take up Mr Trump's  appeal against a decision by Colorado to remove him from the 2024 ballot in that state. The case will be heard in February and the ruling will apply nationwide. Lawsuits in a number of states are seeking to disqualify Mr Trump, arguing that he engaged in insurrection during the US Capitol riot three years ago.   The legal challenges hinge on whether a Civil War-era constitutional amendment renders Mr Trump ineligible to stand as a candidate The 14th Amendment of the US Constitution bans anyone who has "engaged in insurrection or rebellion" from holding federal office, but the former president's lawyers argue it does not apply to the president. His lawyers have argued: "The Colorado Supreme Court decision would unconstitutionally disenfranchise millions of voters in Colorado and likely be used as a template to ...

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  The Duchess of Sussex seemingly puts on a happy face to hide career setbacks Meghan Markle seemingly put on a happy face despite her growing frustration amid back-to-back career setbacks. Speaking on behalf of Betfair Bingo, body language expert Darren Stanton claimed that the Duchess of Sussex tried her best to come across as a happy individual during her public appearances in 2023.   He added, "I do feel that she will sometimes try to come across as very happy, but it doesn’t always seem that way. There are times when you can see her frustration shine through, whether with Harry or herself." Speaking of Prince Harry and his wife’s relationship, Darren said, "Meghan and Harry had a very interesting year in 2023. They had some highs and lows, but they remain a strong brand as ever."   While analysing Harry's body language, the expert shared, "...from a non-verbal perspective, we have seen Harry develop a lot emotionally, certainly in the last year." ...

  Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant has outlined proposals for the future governance of Gaza once the war between Israel and Hamas is over. There would, he said, be limited Palestinian rule in the territory. Hamas would no longer control Gaza and Israel would retain overall security control, he added. 11r1m41  Fighting in Gaza continued alongside the plan's publication, with dozens of people killed in the past 24 hours, the Hamas-run health ministry said. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is due back in the region this week. He is expected to hold talks with Palestinian officials in the occupied West Bank and Israeli leaders. His visit comes amid heightened tensions in the region following the assassination of top Hamas leader Saleh al-Arouri on Tuesday in Lebanon's capital Beirut. His killing has widely been blamed on Israel. Israel has neither confirmed nor denied involvement.     Under Mr Gallant's now "four corner" plan, Israel would retain overall secu...