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Time of India
11-05-2025
- Time of India
Youth booked for harassing 19-year-old girl in Lucknow
1 2 3 Lucknow: A youth was booked on Sunday for allegedly assaulting and harassing a 19-year-old girl for several to police, Ejaz, 25, assaulted the girl and broke her mobile phone near her coaching centre on Khadra Chungi road in the Daliganj area on May complainant said the accused followed her and harassed her for several days. On Wednesday, he allegedly confronted her near a coaching institute, forcibly stopped her, physically assaulted her, and smashed her submitted her complaint at the Madeyganj police station on May 9. SHO, Madeyganj, Rajesh Kumar Singh, said that an FIR was registered against the named accused under the relevant sections, and a probe is being conducted in the case. Teams are working to nab the accused. Sub-Inspector Vinod Kumar has been assigned to investigate the matter. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Mother's Day wishes , messages , and quotes !
Business Recorder
11-05-2025
- Business
- Business Recorder
Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos: Pakistan Army wrote ‘indelible chapter', says Gohar Ejaz
Former caretaker Federal Minister and chairman Economic Policy & Business Development Think Tank Gohar Ejaz said that Pakistan armed forces have written an indelible chapter in history—marked by professionalism, strategic foresight, and the unwavering defense of the homeland against hostile designs. Ejaz while congratulating the Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir said that his vision has delivered a powerful message of unity, peace, and steadfastness to the entire nation. 'You are not only a bold and fearless military commander, but have also emerged as a beacon of national confidence and integrity for Pakistan. Under your command, the Pakistan Armed Forces have written an indelible chapter in our history—marked by professionalism, strategic foresight, and the unwavering defense of our homeland against hostile designs', Ejaz added. Pakistan armed forces delivered 'textbook' response to Indian aggression: DG ISPR Ejaz also paid profound tribute to Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Babar Sidhu, saying that his exemplary leadership in strengthening Pakistan's defense institutions has greatly contributed to the national sovereignty and self-reliance. 'Your decisive and unmatched response to aerial aggression showcased the exceptional skill and professionalism of the Pakistan Air Force. By defending our airspace and neutralizing enemy threats, you demonstrated that Pakistan's skies remain unbreachable under your command', Ejaz added. Former minister said that in current scenario , the unwavering support extended by China across all fronts is a testament to a relationship that goes far beyond politics and diplomatic relationships—one built on unshakable trust and enduring solidarity. Surprisingly, Pakistan and India agree to ceasefire The execution of Operation Bunyan un Marsoos was not merely a military campaign; it was a profound expression of national ideology, discipline, and loyalty. It reignited pride and confidence in every Pakistani heart and symbolized the defense of a free, sovereign, and dignified state, Ejaz said.
Express Tribune
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
No talk of past loves at the family dinner table
Veteran Pakistani actor Nayyer Ejaz, often dubbed the man with a thousand faces, recently peeled back the curtain on his personal life during an appearance on Wasi Shah's talk show. Known for his chameleonic performances across television and film, Ejaz revealed a softer, more reflective side — one rooted in deep respect for his wife and the sanctity of marriage. Though he admits to being a romantic at heart - "I fell in love many times," he confessed with a laugh — Ejaz never let fleeting emotions steer him into impulsive decisions. "I was sensible enough to not marry them because I knew I wouldn't be able to fulfill their needs after marriage." His candor wasn't without cheek, though. When asked if his wife ever taunted him about his past, he grinned and said, "No, she knows I've changed since our marriage ... though I haven't." Ejaz's marriage was arranged — he had neither seen nor met his wife before the wedding. "I told my mother, I'm a colourful man," he said playfully. "If the woman you choose is dull, I'll make a run for it." Luckily, he didn't have to. Today, he beams with pride and affection when speaking of his wife: "She's such a good life partner. I have a great wife." Despite his playful charm and storied past, Ejaz emphasised that he has never disrespected his wife. "I never hurt my wife by my words or actions," he said seriously, adding that when a man is blessed with a loving, caring woman, he should reciprocate in full. Speaking on the topic of men discussing past relationships in front of their wives, Ejaz was firm: "It is disrespectful." He believes in being emotionally intelligent and sensitive - particularly in shared social spaces. "I am a happily married man now," he said. "And I'm conscious of what I say. I won't speak about my past in front of our friends or families." Perhaps most notably, Ejaz flipped the narrative when he said he wouldn't mind if his wife had loved someone before him. "A woman also has the ability to fall in love," he said simply. Ejaz started his acting career in the early 1990s and has appeared in television dramas such as Laag, Dhuwan, and Mor Mahal. He has also acted in films including Na Maloom Afraad, Maalik, and The Legend of Maula Jatt.
Express Tribune
04-04-2025
- Business
- Express Tribune
Ejaz proposes free trade agreement with US
Former caretaker federal minister for commerce Gohar Ejaz has proposed that Pakistan and the United States begin negotiations for a free trade agreement (FTA), suggesting that open market access and tariff reductions would be mutually beneficial. In a statement, Ejaz said that Pakistan could allow duty-free imports of American goods as part of a broader trade agreement, while also seeking cuts in tariffs and taxes imposed on Pakistani exports to the US. Just a day before Ejaz's statement, Trump imposed a baseline 10% tariff on nearly all US imports and levied even steeper duties on key trade partners - including a 29% tariff on Pakistani goods. He accused Islamabad of slapping 58% tariffs on American products. The former caretaker minister also noted that one of the major objections from Washington has been the high tariff barriers Pakistan maintains on American products. "The United States has consistently complained that Pakistan does not allow its products free access to local markets," he said.
