Daily Systematic Metro EPaper News National and International Political Sports Religion https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Home Default 2 Petrol Price Rises Above Diesel to Rs. 396.65 Per Litre India Detains Protest Leaders as Delhi Tightens Security Ahead of Demonstration England Cricket Team to Arrive in Islamabad on October 15 for ODI Tri-Series PTA Inspects 115 Telecom Sites Across Pakistan to Improve Mobile Services Pakistan Approves Interest-Free Hajj Savings Scheme for Pilgrims UAE Prosecutors Say Flydubai Co-Pilot Planned Attack on Israel Airport Rain Threatens Pakistan vs Sri Lanka T20I Series in Rawalpindi Lahore’s National Hockey Stadium to Get Rs400 Million Upgrade FBR Raises Customs Values of Imported Almonds Ahead of Winter Peshawar High Court Gives PTI Lawyers Final Chance to Argue Bail Pleas of Sohail Afridi and Others Niclas Fullkrug Scores Late Equaliser as Werder Bremen Hold Dortmund to 2-2 Draw Kiplimo and Feysa Target Back-to-Back Titles at Chicago Marathon Lyon Suffer First Defeat of the Season Against Lens in Ligue 1 Nepra Sets Electricity Wheeling Charges for Pakistan’s Competitive Power Market K-Electric Warns of Possible Night-Time Load Shedding Amid RLNG Shortage Novak Djokovic Suffers Shock Defeat in Shanghai Masters Opener Sahibzada Farhan and Maaz Sadaqat Lead Pakistan to T20I Victory Over Sri Lanka Shai Hope’s Century Guides West Indies to Record Chase Against India Pieter Coetze Sets Men’s 50m Backstroke Short-Course World Record Sindh High Court Allows Nursing Student to Sit Dow University Exam Hasan Nawaz Says Pakistan Will Learn From Asian Games Final Defeat PCB Announces Schedule, Teams and Squads for National Women’s T20 Tournament 2026-27 Petrol Price Drops for First Time Since September in Pakistan Pakistan Plans Rs. 10 Million Financing for Electric Vehicle Buyers Pakistan Makes 2D Barcodes Mandatory on All Medicines From October 10 Petrol Price Rises Again as Daily Fuel Rate Revisions Continue Pakistan Navy Seizes Drugs Worth $96 Million in Arabian Sea Operations Bahrain Seeks Faster Approval of Pakistan-GCC Free Trade Agreement ILT20 2026 Full Schedule Announced, Tournament to Begin on November 21 Thal Desert Rally 2026 to be held from November 5 to 8 Army and Rangers deployed for security during England and Sri Lanka cricket tours PCB announces dates for HBL PSL 12 Tiny French village keeps a centuries-old cricket story alive Sohail Afridi-led PTI convoy reaches Peshawar as long march enters fifth day Norris expects McLaren to challenge for podium in Singapore Pakistan aim for a stronger team approach under Sahibzada Farhan’s T20I captaincy Andreeva beats Alexandrova to reach China Open semi-final Veteran Indian Actor Nana Patekar Dies at 75 Veteran Indian actor Nana Patekar has died at the age of 75 in Goa, marking the end of a career that spanned more than four decades across Indian cinema and theatre. Patekar was reportedly found unconscious at his home in Goa early Thursday after suffering a cardiac arrest. He was taken to hospital, where doctors attempted to revive him. Dr Shekhar Salkar of Manipal Hospital in Goa told ANI that Patekar could not be revived despite around 45 minutes of continuous CPR. The actor’s son, Malhar Patekar, confirmed his death to BBC Marathi. Patekar was among India’s most recognisable actors and was particularly admired for his powerful performances, distinctive voice and intense dialogue delivery. He worked extensively in both Hindi and Marathi cinema and remained connected with theatre throughout his career. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed condolences following the actor’s death, praising his versatility and contribution to the arts. Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar, who worked with Patekar in the popular comedy film “Welcome”, also paid tribute to the veteran performer. Born in Maharashtra in 1951, Patekar began his career in theatre before entering the film industry. He made his film debut with “Gaman” in 1978 and initially appeared in supporting roles. His breakthrough came with the 1989 film “Parinda”, in which he played the character Anna. His performance earned him a National Film Award as well as a Filmfare Award and established him as a major actor in Indian cinema. During the 1990s, Patekar delivered a series of memorable performances in films including “Prahaar”, “Tirangaa”, “Krantiveer” and “Khamoshi”. His role in “Krantiveer” earned him another National Film Award. He also demonstrated his versatility by taking on very different characters. His performance in “Khamoshi” showed a quieter side of his acting, while his role as a politician in Prakash Jha’s 2010 film “Rajneeti” further highlighted his range. Patekar won three National Film Awards during his career for “Parinda”, “Krantiveer” and “Agni Sakshi”. Alongside acting, he worked as a director and writer and remained active in Marathi and Hindi theatre. His well-known stage performances included “Purush” and “Hamidabai Chi Kothi”. Beyond entertainment, Patekar was also involved in social causes, particularly issues affecting farmers. In 2015, he and actor Makarand Anaspure founded the Naam Foundation, which has worked on farmer welfare and water conservation projects in Maharashtra. Patekar’s career also faced controversy. In 2018, actor Tanushree Dutta accused him of sexual harassment over an alleged incident on a film set years earlier. Patekar denied the allegations. In 2019, police closed the case, saying they had not found sufficient evidence to support the allegations. With his distinctive screen presence and decades of work across film and theatre, Nana Patekar leaves behind a lasting legacy in Indian entertainment. 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The Spanish golfer was among the biggest names to leave the PGA Tour for LIV Golf, joining the breakaway circuit alongside stars such as Bryson DeChambeau and Dustin Johnson. During a hearing at the US Bankruptcy Court in New Jersey on Wednesday, Rahm’s lawyer John Beck said his client had reviewed the proposed terms for what has been referred to as “LIV 2.0” and found them unacceptable. Beck said Rahm would not take part in the revamped competition under the current terms. He added that discussions between Rahm and LIV Golf over a possible separation agreement were already underway. According to the lawyer, the parties hope to present an agreement to the court next month. If a settlement cannot be reached, Rahm intends to continue his objection through legal proceedings. LIV Golf did not immediately comment on Rahm’s decision. The league was launched in 2022 and quickly changed the professional golf landscape by attracting several leading players with lucrative contracts. Its emergence created significant tensions between LIV Golf and the established PGA Tour. LIV Golf later sought bankruptcy protection after its Middle Eastern financial backers withdrew their support. Court documents indicate that the organisation has estimated liabilities of between $500 million and $1 billion involving at least 1,000 creditors. Rahm, DeChambeau and Johnson are among the players listed as having some of the largest unsecured claims against the organisation, with each owed more than $5 million in immediate past-due payments, according to the bankruptcy filing. Despite the financial difficulties, LIV Golf is preparing for a possible return in 2027. New lead investor BC Partners Credit has committed an initial potential investment of $300 million to support the planned relaunch. LIV officials have also discussed a shorter competition schedule and lower prize funds, with events expected to be staged across several countries and continents, including Australia, South Africa, Mexico, England, Hong Kong and the United States. Rahm’s future plans remain unclear, although he continues to compete on the DP World Tour in Europe. He recently confirmed that he would miss the upcoming Spanish Open because he plans to be present for the birth of his fourth child. There have also been reports linking several LIV Golf players with possible returns to the PGA Tour. However, the PGA Tour has indicated that it currently has no plans to create a pathway for LIV players to return. New Mpox Case Takes Sindh Total to 93 Petrol Price Rises for Fourth Consecutive Day Blog