ISLAMABAD - Pakistani rupee witnessed 59 paisas devaluation against US Dollar (USD) in the interbank trading on Tuesday and closed at Rs 287.14 against the previous day’s closing of Rs 286.55. According to the Forex Association of Pakistan (FAP), the buying and selling rates of dollar in the open market were recorded at Rs302 and Rs305, respectively. The price of the Euro increased by 48 paisas to close at Rs 310.23 against the last day’s closing of Rs309.75, according to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). The Japanese Yen remained unchanged and closed at Rs 2.07, whereas a decrease of 27 paisas was witnessed in the exchange rate of the British Pound, which was traded at Rs 356.06 as compared to its last day’s closing of Rs 356.33. The exchange rate of the Emirates Dirham and the Saudi Riyal went up by 16 paisas each to close at Rs.78.19 and Rs.76.57, respectively.

From the Tribune staff reportsTRUSSVILLE – 4 people were charged with shoplifting between May 16 and May 22 in Trussville according to the Trussville police department. According to the report, those charged were Lee Everett of Leeds, Ladante Howard of Birmingham, Cierra Morris of Birmingham, and Alandria Ruffin of Lisman. Individuals charged with a crime are considered innocent until proven guilty.

The lower house of the parliament was told on Monday that seven aircraft of the national flag carrier have been grounded for repair while one airplane has been retired for good. Maulana Abdul Akbar Chitrali and Asiya Azim called attention to a widespread sale of ice and other narcotics in the country. Minister of State for Law Shahadat Awan said it was a provincial matter, adding that Sindh is getting 40% less water. He said Indus River System Authority (IRSA) member Punjab had given “an encouraging speech” in this regard. “All the provinces have got less water due to shortage of water,” he added.

Prof Dr Sardar Al-Farid Zafar was speaking at the inauguration of a free medical camp at Lahore Press Club here on Tuesday. On this occasion almost three hundred journalists and their families were checked and provided with free medical treatment. Specialist doctors including: Dr Umer Ejaz, Dr Ahmad Naeem, AP Dr Muzammil Azam, Dr Ahmad, Dr Dayan, Dr Sheeraz, Dr Sidra Hamid, Dr Sidra Sayyal and Dr Muhammad Amjad and other offered services at this frees medical camp. The free medical camp was arranged under the aegis of Lahore General Hospital and with the cooperation of General Cadre Doctors’ Association. He said that medical facilities in public sector hospitals can be improved with the cooperation and guidance of journalist.

In a gesture of reverence and gratitude towards the nation's fallen heroes, the government has announced its decision to hold the Martyrs Solidarity Day convention tomorrow (Wednesday). Families of the martyrs from across the country will participate in the programme, joining together to commemorate their loved ones' sacrifices. Prominent federal ministers, members of civil society, and ambassadors from various countries will also attend the convention, demonstrating their solidarity with the nation's fallen heroes. During the Martyrs' Solidarity Day Convention, speakers will shed light on the tragic events of May 9, emphasising the significance of honoring those who laid down their lives for the country. The Martyrs Solidarity Day serves as a poignant reminder of the selflessness and bravery exhibited by the nation's martyrs.

The 1971 fall of Dhaka in what was then East Pakistan and the birth of Bangladesh after defeat by arch-enemy India has been the lowest point for Pakistan's military since 1947. Populist civilian leader Zulfikar Ali Bhutto took charge after that debacle, holding sway over the army for five years. Khan was released by court order two days after his arrest, but Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) now faces the ire of the military. "Ultimate power in Pakistan flows through the barrel of the gun," said Shah, the academic. "The military's power comes from its ability to deploy force, not popularity - Pakistan's generals like being liked but they like being in control even more," he said.

By John Goolsby, For the TribuneBIRMINGHAM — Rising senior Raegen Moody, a Mechanical Engineering student at Auburn University, will get some serious hands-on training as she heads off to the world of the NTT IndyCar Series in a few days. Moody will begin her internship with Chip Ganassi Racing the day after the Indy 500. “At that point, it opened my eyes to a career that could be had in this field.”Moody served as the Director of Competition for Auburn’s iRacing team. While many colleges have separate entrants, Auburn’s team is run like a real race team. Racing allows Moody to use all that she has learned on the plains and pair it with her competitive spirit.

Ray Stevenson, the Northern Irish actor known for his compelling performances as a villainous British governor in RRR, the mighty Volstagg in the Thor films, and an upcoming antagonist in the highly anticipated Star Wars series Ahsoka, has tragically passed away at the age of 58, as per The Hollywood Reporter. News of Stevenson's untimely demise has left the entertainment industry and fans in shock, prompting an outpouring of tributes. A proper actor with a fascinating career and I couldn’t have dreamed of a better first experience in this ridiculous industry. Born in Lisburn, Northern Ireland, in 1964, Stevenson moved to England with his family at the tender age of eight. Stevenson, about his TV experience, once said, "That was one of the major years of my life.

Addressing an inaugural ceremony of the 34th National Games, the prime minister commended athletes for bringing pride to the nation, both domestically and internationallyThe PM said that the national games were being held in the province after a lapse of 19 years. “Holding of the national games in this historic city manifests the national unity and strength and patriotism for the motherland,” he added. Assuring the government’s complete support, he said in the past, they had distributed laptops, established Danish schools and promoted games, besides, awarding the high achievers. Referring to the May 9 incidents, the prime minister said a Pakistani could not harbour such a destructive thinking, but belonged to thinking of an enemy of the country. The prime minister stressed that they should take steps within the confines of laws and constitution so that these incidents could not be repeated.

ISLAMABAD - Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) has announced the assignment schedule for Matric and F.A. The submission deadline for 1st and 2nd half course assignments of matric and F.A programs is June 23, 2023, and August 18, 2023, respectively. Students will be responsible for late assignment submission, and assignments reaching after the due dates will not be accepted. The schedule for submission of assignments for these programs will be announced soon. Students enrolled in these programs will submit their assignments online while students enrolled in Matriculation, FA and BA (associate degree) programs will submit (dispatch) their assignments to the respective tutors manually.

Former prime minister Imran Khan, gestures as he speaks to the members of the media at his residence in Lahore May 18, 2023. PHOTO: REUTERSPakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has said there are 80% chances that he will be arrested again when he appears for bails in various cases in Islamabad on Tuesday (tomorrow). To a question, Imran said: “How can you win by taking on your own army. Imran said the two provincial assemblies Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab, which made 70% of Pakistan, had no legitimate government. Gen Munir is reported to have informed Mr Khan he wanted to investigate allegations of corruption around his wife and her circle.

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According to the statement, three shooting incidents were responded to and investigated by South Precinct patrol officers from the same shift. “This speaks to what all our officers endure daily and the dedication they have to the City of Birmingham,” Fitzgerald said. At approximately 10:08 p.m. on Friday, officers were dispatched to the 900 block of 47th Street North on a report of multiple people shot, Fitzgerald said. The victim was identified as Christian Breon Wyatt of Birmingham, Fitzgerald said. “Unfortunately, we have had a violent weekend and we’ve seen violence take place in areas that are not common.

PTI’s Bold Move to Challenge Article 245 Implementation in Supreme CourtPakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), one of the leading political parties in the country, has decided to challenge the implementation of Article 245 in the Supreme Court. By challenging the implementation and seeking the abolition of this article, PTI aims to protect the democratic values and ensure a just legal system for all. On the other hand, critics argue that Article 245 serves as a necessary measure in combating terrorism and ensuring national security. As the legal battle unfolds in the Supreme Court, the entire nation anxiously awaits the court’s decision. The outcome will not only shape the future of Article 245 but also set a precedent for the balance between security measures and individual rights in Pakistan.

Pakistan men's national football team kicks off its 4-Nations Cup campaign against the hosts Mauritius on 11th June, 2023. The Shaheens will take on Kenya on 14th June while they will vie against Djibouti on the 17th June. These games will indeed provide the team with valuable experience and an opportunity to compete against other international teams, allowing the players to further develop their skills. The upcoming matches will also serve as the preparation for the SAFF Cup 2023, which is scheduled to take place in India. Participating in the 4-Nations Cup will give the team a chance to fine-tune their strategies and evaluate their performance ahead of the SAFF Cup.