8 Dead Bodies of young men found in Tank near Haji Shah Road

Bodies of eight unknown persons were recovered from a ditch in Tank on Sunday.

According to police, the bodies of eight young men have been dumped in a ditch in the field near Haji Shah Road in Tank.

Indian coach Hired By Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF)

Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) on Sunday got clearance to hire an Indian coach, Beerbul Wadera.
PTF President Syed Kaleem Imam has confirmed that the Ministry of Sports and Interior Ministry had given the NOC to the federation for hiring the Indian coach.
“We have got the NOC and now we will be in touch with Wadera to work out details with him. We intend to have the coach hold camps across Pakistan for the youngsters as well as top players,” he said.

Reduce every day risk of stroke by as much as 25 percent

Women who have coffee everyday reduce their risk of stroke by as much as 25 percent, a study says.
Coffee consumption has been inconsistently associated with stroke incidence and mortality in previous studies.
To investigate the association between coffee consumption and stroke incidence, researchers studied 34,670 Swedish women, aged 49 to 83 years, who took part in the Swedish Mammography Cohort, which looked for associations between diet, lifestyle and disease. Between 1998 and 2008, 1,680 women had a stroke. But it was found that coffee drinkers had a 22 to 25 percent lowered risk.
Women who reported drinking 1-2 cups a day, 3-4 cups a day or 5 or more cups had similar benefits, compared with women who drank less than a cup of coffee.
The results remained unchanged even after taking into account smoking, weight, diabetes, high blood

Former Pakistan wicket-keeper Zulqarnain Haider coming back to home.

KARACHI: Former Pakistan wicket-keeper Zulqarnain Haider, who fled to London last year citing death threats from match-fixers, has said he will return home and cancel his application for asylum in Britain.

Zulqarnain was reassured by a meeting with Pakistani interior minister Rehman Malik in London last week, and will seek to resume his cricket career, he said.

"After meeting with (the) interior minister and getting assurance of my and my family's safety in Pakistan, I have decided to return home on April 24," Zulqarnain, 24, told Pakistani private TV channels GEO and others from London.

Cricket craze $11.1mln loss to Bollywood

MUMBAI: A packed cricket schedule that peaked with an Indian win in the World Cup final has hit the country's other grand passion -- film -- emptying cinemas and forcing studios to postpone big movie releases.

Analysts said business at multiplex cinemas had been weak so far in 2011, with the six-week World Cup that finished earlier this month keeping people glued to their television screens in the evenings.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament, which began immediately afterwards is also expected to keep many cinema-goers away until the end of May.

Heart touching story of a educated poor Pakistani [Video]