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Business Recorder
8 hours ago
- Sport
- Business Recorder
Fahd Haroon congratulates Arshad Nadeem
ISLAMABAD: Fahd Haroon, Minister of State and Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Digital Media, shared his heartfelt congratulations. 'This is more than a medal. Arshad's strength, resilience and quiet determination carry the hopes of a nation. His journey reflects the spirit of Pakistan - full of heart, full of fight. Today, he made 240 million people proud once again.' From Olympic glory to Asian dominance, Arshad's rise continues to inspire generations; proving what is possible when talent meets relentless effort. His achievements elevate Pakistan's presence in global athletics and remind us all of the stories that unite and uplift us. Congratulations to Arshad Nadeem on this unforgettable moment. Pakistan Zindabad. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
India Gazette
17 hours ago
- India Gazette
Two children dead in cylinder blast in Delhi; case registered
New Delhi [India], June 1 (ANI): Police have registered a case and conducted raids in connection with the death of two children due to a CNG cylinder explosion in Delhi's Nand Nagri on Sunday. Two children aged 4 and 7 died during treatment after a CNG cylinder exploded at a warehouse in northeast Delhi's Nand Nagri, Delhi Police said on Sunday. A case under sections 287, 125A, and 326G of the BNS was registered at PS Nand Nagri, with Section 106(1) added. Police teams are conducting raids at possible hideouts to arrest the alleged accused. The incident occurred on Saturday evening around 4:33 PM in the K-Block area of Sunder Nagri, where a blast took place inside a godown used for storing and repairing old CNG cylinders. A police team rushed to the spot and found that the blast had occurred during the repair of an old CNG cylinder. The explosion's force caused the godown's iron gate to break off. In the incident, three children aged 4, 7, and 9, who were playing outside the premises at the time, sustained injuries. A 25-year-old worker inside the godown, identified as Arshad, was also injured in the explosion. He is currently undergoing treatment and is reported to be in stable condition. The godown was reportedly being used for the storage and repair of old CNG cylinders. Teams from the Crime Branch and Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) are inspecting the scene to ascertain the exact cause and sequence of the blast. Earlier on Saturday, a massive fire was reported at the Sunday Bazar in Budh Vihar Phase 2 of New Delhi, according to officials, and two to four fire tenders rushed to the incident spot. The fire was in 10 to 12 huts in the area, which the fire officials have completely doused. The reason behind the accident is yet to be revealed, and no casualties have been reported. 'Fire at Sunday Bazar road, Budh Vihar phase 2, 4 fire tenders were rushed to the site, Fire was in 10 to 12 huts, now fire is doused, No casualty reported', Delhi Fire Service said in their statement. (ANI)
India Gazette
21 hours ago
- India Gazette
Two children succumb during treatment after CNG cylinder blast: Delhi Police
ANI 01 Jun 2025, 15:42 GMT+10 New Delhi [India], June 1 (ANI): Two of the three minor siblings injured in a CNG cylinder explosion at a warehouse in northeast Delhi's Sunder Nagri succumbed to their injuries during the treatment, said Delhi Police on Sunday. According to the Police, two minors died during the treatment in a Sunder Nagri CNG cylinder blast case. The incident occurred on Saturday evening around 4:33 PM in the K-Block area of Sunder Nagri, where a blast took place inside a godown used for storing and repairing old CNG cylinders. A police team rushed to the spot and found that the blast had occurred during the repair of an old CNG cylinder. The explosion's force caused the godown's iron gate to break off. In the incident, three children--aged 4, 7, and 9--who were playing outside the premises at the time, sustained injuries. A 25-year-old worker inside the godown, identified as Arshad, was also injured in the explosion. He is currently undergoing treatment and is reported to be in stable condition. The godown was reportedly being used for the storage and repair of old CNG cylinders. Teams from the Crime Branch and Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) are inspecting the scene to ascertain the exact cause and sequence of the blast. Further investigation into the matter is underway. (ANI)
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India.com
a day ago
- India.com
Delhi CNG Cylinder Blast: 2 Minors Died During Treatment, Say Police
Four individuals, including three minor siblings, were injured in a CNG cylinder blast at a godown in northeast Delhi's Sunder Nagri area on Saturday. According to ANI, the Delhi police have informed that two minors died during treatment. The cylinder exploded at the warehouse, which was used to store and repair old CNG cylinders. How Did Blast Occur? The incident was reported at around 4:33 pm in Nand Nagri, after an explosion in a cylinder being repaired inside a godown in K-Block, according to the police. A police team rushed to the scene of the incident and found that the blast had occurred during the repair of an old CNG cylinder. The explosion's force caused the warehouse's iron gate to break off, ANI reported. Who Was Injured? In the blast, three children, aged 4, 7, and 9, who were playing outside the premises at the time, sustained injuries. On the other hand, a 25-year-old worker inside the godown, identified as Arshad, was also hurt. #WATCH | Delhi: At approx. 04:33 PM, information was received at PS Nand Nagri regarding the blast of a CNG cylinder, resulting in injuries to three children in K-Block. Upon reaching the location, the police team found that the incident had occurred at a godown located at Sunder… — ANI (@ANI) May 31, 2025 Teams from the Crime Branch and Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) inspected the scene to ascertain the cause and sequence of the blast.
Express Tribune
a day ago
- Sport
- Express Tribune
Javelin star outshines all
Olympic record-maker Arshad Nadeem celebrates after winning the Asian Athletics Championship javelin throw gold medal in Gumi, South Korea. Photo Courtesy: ATHLETICS FEDERATION OF PAK Listen to article Arshad Nadeem may have created the Olympic record and claimed gold, but it was the Asian Athletics Championship title that had eluded him — until Saturday afternoon. The Mian Channu-based superstar continued his impressive run as one of the biggest names in the world of athletics when he took the javelin gold medal at the Asian Championship with a throw of 86.40 metre in Gumi, South Korea on Saturday. "Another gold for Pakistan! Alhamdulillah!" Arshad posted his comments on his social media pages after the win. "This victory belongs to the Almighty first ...His blessings, His will. Without His grace, none of this would be possible. "To my coaches, my team, my family, and every Pakistani who prayed for me — this medal is yours. Your support fuels my journey. "Let's keep rising for our beloved nation! Insha'Allah, more to come." This was Arshad's third appearance at the Asian Athletics Championship, and this has been his third Asian title - the last two included bronze medals in the Asian Junior Athletics Championships in 2016 and the Asian Games in 2018. The last time Arshad competed at the Asian Championships, he had finished sixth with a throw of 78.55 m in 2019. But today he is a different man. The 2025 Asian Championship was Arshad's comeback to international competition after his historic feat at the Paris Olympics in August when he created the Olympic record with a throw of 92.97 meters and grabbed the gold medal too. This made him the first individual athlete from Pakistan to win a gold at the Olympics and the first gold medal to come to Pakistan after 40 years. In Gumi, amid the cheers from Pakistani fans and 'Dil Dil Pakistan' blasting at the stadium, Arshad was prepared to consolidate his gold medal, being the only thrower who had crossed the 90m mark. Besides Arshad, Muhammad Yasir Sultan was also looking to defend his bronze medal out of the 12 finalists. The possibility of Pakistan finishing with two podium places was enticing. Arshad was a clear favourite to win, and by his expressions, he was looking to touch the 90m mark again, while Yasir was aiming at hitting the 80m target. However, that was not meant to be for either of them. Arshad looked a little nervous as his javelin only reached the 75.64m mark. Arshad was leading the pack from the get-go, even finishing the qualifying round at the top with a throw of 86.34m on Friday. His second, third, fourth, and then fifth attempts were all unsatisfactory by his standard, 76.80m, 85.57m, 83.99m, and 83.44m despite leading the competition most of the afternoon except for facing threat from India's Sachin Yadav. Arshad's best throw was his sixth and last attempt. Meanwhile, Yadav took the silver for India, in the absence of the Paris Olympics silver medallist Neeraj Chopra. His best was 85.16m, Japan's Yuta Sakiyama finished through with 83.75m after a close competition with Sri Lanka's Rumesh Tharanga Pathirage. Meanwhile, it was a heartbreak for Yasir as he settled on eighth place with 75.39m far from his personal best of 79.93m, which he had achieved at the 2023 Asian Athletics Championship, which secured him a bronze. Arshad was also congratulated by the President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The Radio Pakistan reported: In his message, the President said the entire nation is proud of Arshad Nadeem's outstanding performance. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in a statement, said Arshad Nadeem continues to make the nation proud. He said Arshad Nadeem's hard work, dedication, and remarkable success serve as an inspiring example for young athletes. Medal to be dedicated to Pak Army: Arshad's mother While Arshad got the job done in Gumi, his parents back home are proud of his performance. "My son will continue to make Pakistan proud. I am grateful to everyone who prayed for my son's success. My son won this medal, and this medal is dedicated to Pakistan Army. It is a tribute to all the army men who sacrificed their lives for this country," she told a local news television channel. She added that his entire family will celebrate his return home, "I'll cook whatever he wants to eat. He loves to eat kheer." She continued to congratulate the nation for its success at the Asian Championship.
