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Pakistan’s football-making tradition has been turned into a beautiful work of art. Streetwear brand Rastah has created a handcrafted football inspired by the skilled artisans of Sialkot.

The football features traditional Pakistani crafts, including ajrak block printing, hand embroidery, brocade fabric, and detailed embellishments. It honors the workers who have made millions of footballs used in FIFA tournaments over the years.

The unique football is now on display at Rastah’s pop-up store in New York City, showcasing Pakistan’s craftsmanship on a global stage. The project proves that traditional art can be transformed into modern creative design while celebrating the people behind it.

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The Punjab government has launched the Apna Khet Apna Rozgar program to help low-income families.

Under this scheme:
✅ Landless farmers can lease 4 acres of government land for only Rs. 100 per year.
✅ Around 30,000 deserving families will benefit.
✅ Farmers will also receive financial support to prepare the land and improve crop production.

The goal is to reduce poverty, increase farming, and create better job opportunities in rural areas.

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Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed that the 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the last World Cup of his career.

Before Portugal's Round of 16 match against Spain, the 41-year-old said he hopes it won't be his final game. Ronaldo said he is proud of everything he has achieved in football and has no regrets because he gave his best throughout his career.

He also believes Portugal has what it takes to beat Spain and keep their World Cup dream alive.

The Tehran Metro recorded its highest-ever number of passengers, with over 7 million people using the service between Saturday evening and Sunday morning.

Authorities asked people attending the funeral prayers and burial ceremonies of Ali Khamenei to use public transport instead of private vehicles. Extra trains and staff were added across major stations, helping millions travel smoothly while keeping traffic under control.

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A passenger bus traveling from Quetta to Peshawar crashed into a ravine near the Balochistan–Khyber Pakhtunkhwa border on Friday, killing 40 people and injuring eight others, according to provincial authorities.

Emergency responders launched rescue operations immediately after the incident, and the injured were transported to nearby hospitals. Officials said the bus had picked up additional passengers after another bus broke down en route.

The Balochistan government has expressed sorrow over the loss of life and extended condolences to the bereaved families. Authorities are continuing rescue efforts and investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.