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Gender-based violence, specifically targeting women, is a pervasive human rights violation worldwide. One of the fundamental issues in combating gender-based violence is the lack of transparency. To effectively combat gender-based violence, awareness campaigns must extend to rural areas, necessitating sociopolitical changes, non-discriminatory education, and employment opportunities. Gender-based violence in Pakistan is deeply rooted in patriarchal interpretations of religion and cultural norms. Long-term rehabilitation and support are essential for survivors of gender-based violence.
The matter is pertinent, where enforced disappearances violate the fundamental human rights of people who are made to disappear. The stories of families of missing persons are heart-wrenching and call to question the state’s welfare role. Missing persons, largely from Balochistan, is a major aspect of the overall Baloch grievances and cannot be ignored at any cost. The gravity of the situation, hence, demands that the constitution and law must be upheldand the right to free and fair trial delivered. All the relevant authorities must ensure the safe recovery of missing persons.
12 Oklahoma Sooner in the final Red River Rivalry game as part of the Big 12. A quick reminder line yards per rush are yards gained or lost within five yards of the line of scrimmage. This is a beacon of hope for the Texas run game behind Jonathon Brooks who had an outstanding 218 yard game against the Jayhawks this past weekend. Their tackle duo of Byrd and Tyler Guyton ranks second only to Texas in run blocking grades for tackle duos in the conference. But Texas is a completely different ball game, especially in the run game.
Head coach Steve Sarkisian will have one of his best playmakers on offense available on Saturday when the No. 12 Oklahoma Sooners at the Cotton Bowl with the recovery of junior tight end Ja’Tavion Sanders from the leg injury he suffered last week in the win over the then-No. On a running play near the goal line in the first quarter, Sanders was rolled up on, getting his right leg pinned beneath the pile. Sanders initially refused help getting off the field before entering the medical tent and ultimately leaving the game. Even if Watts is out, not much will change for a Texas team that has rotated heavily at cornerback already this season.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) spokesperson said that Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) was constitutionally bound to hold elections within the stipulated 90 days; hence the electoral watchdog and the caretaker government have only 34 days to meet the constitutional deadline. He categorically stated that the nation would not tolerate any unconstitutional attempts to delay the polls beyond the constitutional deadline come what may. The PTI spokesperson made it clear that it was electoral body’s main constitutional responsibility and the fundamental right of the people to hold elections within the constitutionally mandated timeframe of 90 days. PTI spokesperson went on to say that the state was subject to the constitution and the constitution made the free will of the public the basis of the political and governmental system. PTI spokesperson vowed that the nation would not accept any attempt to delay the poll for an indefinite period at any cost.
Speakers at a conference titled “Renewing Pakistan’s Energy Vision” hosted by Pakistan-based think tank Renewables First (RF) called for a more sustainable and inclusive energy landscape in Pakistan, emphasising the need for an evidence-based, long-term approach. The conference challenged conventional energy narratives and dispelled myths related to renewable energy. Renewables First’s Basit Ghauri underscored the urgency of adopting a data-driven and unbiased approach to expedite Pakistan’s energy transition. Experts spotlighted issues causing wind curtailment and capacity surplus in the power sector, stressing the importance of proper transmission infrastructure. Wind Expert, Fozan Waheed, noted that curtailment undermines renewable energy objectives, while Aqeel Jafri, Director (Policy) at Private Power and Infrastructure Board (PPIB), emphasised, “No transition is possible without proper transmission.”The conference also examined recent electricity price spikes and their underlying causes.
National media’s drumbeats for the Texas Longhorns is growing louder. That’s to be expected as the Longhorns head to Dallas to take on the Oklahoma Sooners in their annual Red River rivalry. “I think this is their best team since 2005,” said FOX Sports analyst Joel Klatt, per Inside Texas. “… I don’t know if they’re as dominant, but I think that they’re a very good team,” Klatt continued. “I think the 2008 team was really good — I thought even better than the 2009 team.
photo: fileCaretaker Minister for Energy, Muhammad Ali, has unveiled an ambitious strategy aimed at ensuring the nation’s future energy needs are met efficiently. The minister revealed that Pakistan is preparing to introduce comprehensive policies for tight gas and shale gas. The response from the global energy community during the conference’s opening day was described as remarkable, with strong interest in Pakistan’s energy offerings. Emphasising the importance of decarbonisation and electrification, Ali outlined these critical components as central to Pakistan's energy strategy for the future. The minister outlined three primary priorities for Pakistan's energy sector.
HYDERABAD - The Hyderabad Electric Supply Company (HESCO) was continuously taking action against unpaid electricity bills and illegal power consumption across its region and during this drive, HESCO disconnected power supply from more than 38 transformers and managed to recover
Tre Wisner, RB: The true freshman running back saw some action this past weekend, including 2 rushes for 2 yards. Sydir Mitchell, DL: True freshman Mitchell recorded 1 tackle over the weekend. Liona Lefau, LB: Texas’ true freshman linebacker out of the Aloha State had 1 tackle. Malik Muhammad, CB: The true freshman cornerback, coming to Austin straight from his native Dallas area, recorded 1 tackle last weekend. Derek Williams, S: The true freshman safety saw playing time.
From The Tribune staff reportsTRUSSVILLE — The Trussville Civic Center is hosting the Spirit, Revelation and Power Conference with speaker Prophet Jimmy Richardson on Saturday, Oct. 7. The conference will begin at 6 p.m. Registration is free for all attendees. Prophet Jimmy Richardson will cover topics like how to become a warrior in spirit, elevating faith, spiritual warfare, destroying family curses and witchcraft, and much more.
This act of terrorism, targeting areligious gathering, is an affront to humanity and the values of peace and tolerance that Islamteaches. It is a grim reminder of the ongoing threat of terrorism that continues toloom over Pakistan and its neighbouring countries. The attack also underscores the pressing need for heightened security measures and a unitedfront against terrorism. In Pakistan, especially in Balochistan, repeated incidents of terrorism have had a profoundimpact on the socio-economic conditions of the people. Let us join hands and stand united against terrorism, for inunity lies our strength.
12 Oklahoma Sooners come to Dallas undefeated on the season. Maybe after watching the tape on this Texas defense, he’ll slide a bit more in Week Six. ReceiversThis Oklahoma offense likes to air the ball out — they are the seventh-most prolific passing offense. Lastly, Pete Kwiatkowski and this Texas defense need to keep an eye out for freshman wide receiver Nic Anderson. He’s also caught 11 passes for 102 yards and another touchdown, providing a second level of versatility to this Sooners offense.
