Rohitashv Gour is an Indian actor. He completed his schooling from Government Senior Secondary School, Kalka, Haryana. He pursued an Arts degree from Government University, Haryana, and a Theatre degree from National School of Drama, New Delhi. Rohitashv Gour ’s favouritesHis hobbies include reading and performing in plays. Rohitashv Gour ’s filmsSome of the films that Rohitashv Gour has worked in are, Dhoop (2003), Pinjar (2003), One Two Three (2008), Kya Kehna (2000), Aamir (2008), 3 Idiots (2009), A Wednesday (2008), Lage Raho Munna Bhai (2006), Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge?

From Tribune staff reportsLEWISTON, Maine — Law enforcement officials in Maine have thrown a dragnet across several communities as they search for Robert Card, who they say is a person of interest in a mass shooting Wednesday night. The shooting left multiple people dead, according media outlets. The number of wounded has not been officially confirmed but is believed to be in the dozens. in police documents released by the state, is a 40-year-old male and has evaded police so far. “We are expanding the shelter in place advisory and school closings to include the town of Bowdoin,” Maine State Police said in a statement at 6:15 a.m. Eastern on Thursday.

Her comments came during a keynote address at an event hosted by the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) in Islamabad. Senator Rehman expressed her concerns about the lack of substantial progress in establishing the fund by the Transitional Committee. While acknowledging Pakistan’s justifiable anticipation of global support to combat climate change due to its vulnerability, Senator Rehman made it clear that domestic action should take precedence. She underscored that addressing climate change was a collective responsibility, with an active role for the nation’s citizens, not solely reliant on the government. “People shouldn’t depend only on governments; with small steps, we can bring big change.

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Thursday submitted an implementation report in the Faizabad sit-in case to the Supreme Court, stating Tehreek-e-Labbaik (TLP) is involved in anti-state acts. The Supreme Court of Pakistan (SC) in its detailed four-page written order invited all the concerned parties to clarify their positions in the Faizabad sit-in case. ECP in its report submitted to the Supreme Court said as per feedback received from the interior ministry, TLP is not involved in anti-state activities. A three-member bench of the Supreme Court (SC) would take up Faizabad sit-in review petitions for hearing on November 1. Faizabad sit-inBack in November 08, 2017, Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) organized a sit-in at Faizabad interchange against the amendments in the Election Bill 2017, changing the word oath to declaration.

FESCO, LESCO, and IESCO jointly contribute Rs156 billion towards the government’s subsidy policy, while the remaining XWDISCOS consume a total of Rs314 billion in subsidies. PHOTO: fileIn a shocking revelation, it has been disclosed that inefficient captive power plants (CPPs) in Pakistan have been absorbing a significant portion of subsidies, contributing to the growing subsidy burden in the power sector. He explained that customers of Faisalabad Electric Supply Company (FESCO), Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO), and Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO) are effectively subsidising the entire power sector within the service areas of these distribution companies (XWDISCOS). FESCO, LESCO, and IESCO jointly contribute Rs156 billion towards the government’s subsidy policy, while the remaining XWDISCOS, including Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO), Sukkur Electric Power Company (SEPCO), Hyderabad Electric Supply Company (HESCO), Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO), Gujranwala Electric Power Company (GEPCO), Peshawar Electric Power Company (PESCO), and Tribal Electric Supply Company (TESCO), consume a total of Rs314 billion in subsidies. Supplying RLNG to KE has enabled the government to divert cheaper indigenous gas to inefficient captive and export-oriented private units.

The traffic police are failing to impound the smoke-emitting vehicles running across Lahore. In order to control pollution and fog situation, the Punjab government directed the traffic police to confiscate the smog-emitting vehicles running in Lahore. Meanwhile, the traffic police have been vigilant in stopping motorcycle riders without helmets, ignoring the most important direction to impound the smoke-emitting vehicles running across Lahore. Earlier to this, the Punjab government decided to ban smog-emitting vehicles to control the pollution and fog situation in Lahore. Meanwhile, the provincial government seems to be more active in these two months, in order to control the smog situation the government need to monitor the situation throughtout the year.

ISLAMABAD-The Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI), in collaboration with the Embassy of the Republic of Korea (ROK), held a Seminar on “40 Years of Friendship - Past, Present and Future between Republic of Korea and Pakistan” yesterday. The growth in bilateral trade and investments and the increase in Pakistani students studying in South Korea were also noted. The Working Session I was held to reflect on the 40-year friendship between Korea and Pakistan. He also emphasized the extensive cooperation between Pakistan and Korea, including in the fields of trade, defence, IT, human resources, and infrastructure. He noted that Pakistan deeply valued economic development cooperation with Korea.

The third match in group play against Čukarički shouldn’t be a must-win, but that’s where Fiorentina is. With the club still looking for its first win in Europe this season, it feels like there’s more pressure here than you might otherwise expect. Čukarički will sit very deep and defend with 2 banks of 4 (and maybe more than that), forcing Fiorentina to break down a deep block. Matić isn’t the slightest bit fussed about possession, having averaged under 35% of the ball in Europe this season. With a few injuries and some heavy legs from the Empoli game, this could be trickier, especially if Čukarički picks at the usual weaknesses.

From The Tribune staff reportsTRUSSVILLE — Six people were arrested for shoplifting between Oct. 10- Oct. 23 according to the Trussville Police Department. According to the report, those charged were Alfredo Beera of Trussville, Jon Byrd of Pinson, Rachael Gantt of Bremen, Kiara Watson of Center Point, Brannon Woods of Bremen, and Rosemary Zuniga of Birmingham. All arrest and arrest photos posted are public information. All subjects are innocent until proven guilty.

KARACHI-Caretaker Sindh minister for tourism, environment and climate change and coastal development Arshad Wali Muhammad, on Wednesday, said that promoting the trend of healthy activities in society improves the skills of the youth and the provincial government will provide possible support in this regard. He expressed the views while addressing the prize distribution ceremony of a fishing competition organized under the Pakistan Boat Rally and Fishing Association here. The minister said that apart from the local fishing industry in the coastal belt of Sindh, youth was also coming forward in the healthy sports of amateur fishing which also provides an excellent recreational opportunity to the citizens of Sindh. Arshad Wali Muhammad distributed prizes to the participants of the fishing event and appreciated their skills. Officials of the Pakistan Boat Rally and Fishing Association and senior officers of the Tourism and Environment Department were also present at the event.

As the world grapples with surging oil prices driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East, Pakistan faces a worrisome prospect in its energy sector. The world’s energy markets are facing an impending shock as tensions in the Middle East drive global oil prices to new heights. Despite this small reprieve, rising tensions in the Middle East threaten to unleash another wave of oil price increases. The ambiguity surrounding future fuel prices leaves many seeking answers on how these changes will impact their daily lives and business operations. It’s essential to recognise that the factors driving this oil price surge are well beyond the control of the Pakistani government.

Fiorentina have signed budding star Michael Kayode to a contract extension. The Italian youth international put pen to paper on a deal that will keep him in Florence until 2028. The Brazilian’s season-ending injury forced Kayode into an even bigger role, though, and he hasn’t flinched in the slightest, going from strength to strength with an assurance that belies his years. / Michael Kayode (19) with a top defensive performance for Fiorentina vs Kvaratskhelia! pic.twitter.com/Ua1x0zHYIV — EuroFoot (@eurofootcom) October 12, 2023Blessed with size, pace, quickness, and stamina, it’s not just the physical gifts that set Kayode apart.

Atapattu Mudiyanselage Chamari Jayangani has said that Franchise cricket is not all about money, it's about learning new skills, and culture and getting experience. WBBL is one of the best franchise leagues and I will take this knowledge to the young players of Sri Lanka. Kavish Dilhari, Vishmi and Harshita from Sri Lanka should be in the world's franchise leagues, she added. She further said that Cricket Sri Lanka is also planning to organize a T10 Women's league in Sri Lanka in December. I have a good relationship with England's Heather Knight and not getting any banter from Heather Knight.

Paula Jean Farris, age 78 of Trussville, went to her eternal home in Christ on Friday, October 20, 2023. Mrs. Farris was preceded in death by her parents, Paul and Imogene Simpson and her loving husband Coach Larry Farris. She was a devoted and loving daughter, wife, mother, and grandmother who will be deeply missed by her family and friends. Survivors include her sons Jason Paul Farris and John David Farris (Jennifer); grandchildren Julia Ireland Farris and John Connor Farris. Services will be held at Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home and Gardens on Wednesday, October 25 at 10:00 am.

They reported that the committee held two meetings on consecutive days and has been tasked with finalising the debt restructuring plan within two weeks. As of the end of August, these six banks have collectively provided Rs230 billion in loans to PIA, including Rs193 billion in domestic debt. PIA requires Rs3.1 billion per month to service its external debt of Rs109 billion and Rs7.5 billion for servicing its domestic debt of Rs260 billion as of the end of August. Albaraka Bank has provided a Rs9 billion loan, and Soneri Bank’s exposure to PIA is Rs5 billion, according to sources. Sources stated that PIA immediately needs Rs15 billion to remain operational, but commercial banks are reportedly reluctant to provide the loan in the midst of discussions about debt restructuring.