World record for most joints

World record for most joints

A 23-year-old from Sweden has set a world record for breaking bones the most times. According to international media reports, a man from Sweden has set a world record by constantly rubbing 46 different joints of his body. According to Guinness World Records, 23-year-old Ole Lindin broke the record for the most cracking of different…

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Action of district administration, 10 thousand sacks of wheat were recovered from the factory

Action of district administration, 10 thousand sacks of wheat were recovered from the factory

Deputy Commissioner Mansoor Ali Khan visiting wheat check post. In Rajanpur, the district administration took action against the hoarders and recovered 10,000 sacks of wheat stored in the cotton factory. The district administration has handed over the exported wheat to the food department. Deputy Commissioner Rajanpur Mansoor Ali Khan says that legal action has been…

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Prime Minister criticized the President for returning the Supreme Court Bill

Prime Minister criticized the President for returning the Supreme Court Bill

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has severely criticized President Dr. Arif Alvi for sending back the Supreme Court bill. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Sajaji Links website Twitter that the President’s actions proved that he was working as a PTI worker. The Prime Minister further said that Dr. Arif Alvi is ignoring the constitutional…

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It is sad that the President of the State has returned the bill approved by the Parliament, Prime Minister

It is sad that the President of the State has returned the bill approved by the Parliament, Prime Minister

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that President Arif Alvi’s return of the bill approved by Parliament is regrettable. In his Twitter statement, Shahbaz Sharif said that the President proved by his actions that he was working as a PTI worker. The Prime Minister said that the President of the State is ignoring the constitutional…

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