London Metropolitan University is one of the most popular universities for the prospective students aiming to study in UK from Pakistan. Its popularity amongst thelocal Pakistani students can be gauged from the fact that it is a regular advertiser in all the leading newspapers of the country and was one of the first international universities to open its regional office in Pakistan.

The British government has stripped London Metropolitan University of its right to sponsor visas for overseas students, leaving thousands of students facing possible deportation.

London Metropolitan University had its Highly Trusted Status Continue Reading…

So in a familiar location, Pakistan find themselves in a familiar situation – behind against Australia, and needing a victory to keep the series alive. Having not beaten the Australians in an ODI series since 2002, there remains a sense of self-doubt about the way Pakistan confront these opponents. Their sage captain, Misbah-ul-Haq, diagnosed an inability to “read the match situation well”, after the lower order had folded to offer Michael Clarke’s team a sub-prime target in Sharjah.

This was true, but so too is the fact that no-one on either side knows a reality other than that in which Australia defeats Pakistan repeatedly. Clarke has a singularly dominant record against Pakistan, and by contrast many of the subcontinental side’s more Continue Reading…

If her fans are eagerly awaiting for Kareena Kapoor’s marriage, Karisma Kapoor is equally excited about her sister’s wedding, set to take place some time this year.

Asked about Saif Ali Khan and Kareena’s wedding dates, Karisma said: “I feel you should ask this to Kareena. She will get busy with the promotions of ‘Heroine’ soon, so you all can catch hold of her.

“All I can say is, of course, I am excited and it will be wonderful Continue Reading…

Australia were grateful for the 29 balls given up by Pakistan as the latter half of their innings collapsed, using them to secure a meritorious victory in the first ODI in the heat of Sharjah. The frenzied conclusion of Pakistan’s innings contrasted with the composure shown by Michael Clarke’s team, who took a major step towards preserving an unbeaten record against the subcontinental side that has lasted since 2002.

While Clarke played a critical role, notching a fluent 66 when all around him looked fraught in the face of Pakistan’s spin, it was equally heartening for the Australians Continue Reading…

Australia’s one-off entrée against Afghanistan now complete, it’s time for the main course in the UAE: a three-match ODI series followed by three Twenty20s against Pakistan. That the series is even going ahead is a credit to both countries, for finding a venue and a suitable time proved harder than anyone could have imagined. Initially, Sri Lanka was to host the matches but the scheduling of the SLPL at the same time scuppered that plan.

Malaysia was considered, with the heat in the UAE at this time of year making it unsuitable for day-time play, but in the end the boards agreed to play Continue Reading…

Continuous violence has claimed the lives of 18 more people in Karachi, DawnNews reported.

A letter threatening to blow up the City courts was sent by an unknown person.

Police sources claimed to have employed strict security measures at the court and its adjoining areas.

Police also claimed to have arrested a suspected target killer from Liaqatabad area of Karachi. The suspect was allegedly involved in six targeted killings Continue Reading…