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Here is the greatest news of the day:  the BISP June Payments have arrived and can be picked up from any nearby BISP Tehsil Camp. It is good news for all of the beneficiaries of the BISP who have been waiting for the Benazir’s next payment. However, the  Benazir Income Support Program  changed its plan for disbursing the June payments due to a previous problem. In this post, I’ll explain how much money is given to the beneficiaries and how they were informed when their payments were received so they could go pick them up. Click the button below to check your status if you still need to be in the 8171 ehsaas program. Table of Contents BISP June Payments Check Online[2024] You can check your Benazir new Payment for June from the BISP Online Portal, just the one given above. If you want to know the status of your ehsaas program Payment, then visit 8171ehsaasprograme.pk and open the site. Now follow the steps given below: Check Your Payment

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Social Media 3 hours ago Mayor Alice Guo's turn on the political spotlight comes as the sea row between Manila and Beijing intensifies. A sleepy town in the Philippines has been thrust into the national spotlight after its mayor was accused of being a Chinese agent. Bamban is a nondescript town in the country's rice-growing flood plains north of the capital, Manila. Its mayor, Alice Guo is the picture of a young, on-the-go public servant. Bespectacled, with long black hair and a ready smile, the 35-year-old speaks Tagalog with no foreign accent and loves to wear pink in public. Nothing about her life - she claims she grew up on a pig farm - seemed to raise alarm bells, until she was called to testify before a Senate hearing earlier this month. Law enforcers had discovered that an online casino - known locally as a Pogo - in her town was really a front for a scam centre. Authorities raided the facility last March and rescued close to 700 workers, including 202 Chinese nationals

Getty 12 hours ago Vladimir Putin’s state visit to China this week was a show of strength. It was a chance for the Russian president to prove to the world that he has a powerful ally in his corner. The Russian leader is widely regarded as a pariah after ordering the invasion of Ukraine. But to China’s President Xi Jinping, he is a key partner in seeking a new world order that is not led by the US. And Mr Xi made his guest welcome. He rolled out the red carpet, the band played old Red Army songs, and cheering children greeted both leaders as they strolled through Tiananmen Square. There was even a brief hug for the cameras. Russian and Chinese state media focused heavily on the camaraderie between the two leaders. But in truth, this is no longer a partnership of equals. Mr Putin came to China cap in hand, eager for Beijing to continue trading with a heavily sanctioned and isolated Russia. His statements were filled with honeyed tones and flattering phrases. He said that his family were

Getty Images 2 hours ago Lorries queued up near the beach waiting to take the aid into Gaza The US military has confirmed that the first aid shipment via a temporary pier off Gaza has gone ashore. US Central Command confirmed in a post on X that the aid trucks began moving ashore at about 09:00 local time (07:00 BST). "This is an ongoing, multinational effort to deliver additional aid to Palestinian civilians in Gaza via a maritime corridor that is entirely humanitarian in nature," the post read, adding that no US troops went ashore. However, the UN has warned that the maritime corridor is not a replacement for land routes, which are seen as the quickest and most effective way of delivering aid. In the coming days around 500 tonnes of aid is expected to enter Gaza, according to US Central Command

  Reuters 20 minutes ago The aid will be collected from a floating base before being transported to Gaza The US military has confirmed that the first aid shipment via a temporary pier off Gaza has gone ashore. US Central Command confirmed in a post on X that the aid trucks began moving ashore at about 0900 local time (0700 BST). "This is an ongoing, multinational effort to deliver additional aid to Palestinian civilians in Gaza via a maritime corridor that is entirely humanitarian in nature," the post read, adding that no US troops went ashore. However, the UN has warned that the maritime corridor is not a replacement for land routes, which are seen as the quickest and most effective way of delivering aid. In the coming days around 500 tonnes of aid is expected to enter Gaza, according to US Central Command. Can US floating pier improve Gaza’s critical aid pipeline? Inside the US plan to get food into Gaza by sea British personnel have been working with US counterparts aboard

Reuters 2 hours ago BBC News, Delhi Mr Modi will make history if he wins a third consecutive term as prime minister Ten years after becoming prime minister, Narendra Modi is aiming for a historic third term - what makes him India's most prominent leader in decades? Many voters feel things have got better since he took office in 2014, but will people who are struggling back him in the country's general election? In Mr Modi's constituency in the northern city of Varanasi, saree weaver Shiv Johri Patel says he's got many worries - but he's clear who's getting his vote. "Mr Modi has done great work. We haven't seen poor people getting  so many welfare benefits  under any other government," he says. Mr Patel says his sons can't find jobs and local middlemen have cheated him out of a federal government welfare payment - but he doesn't blame the prime minister. "It doesn't matter if I get what I'm owed or not, I will still vote for hi

BBC 2 May 2024 Isobel Yeung, Josh Baker and Sara Obeidat , BBC News Adam, eight, was shot in the head as he ran away from Israeli armoured vehicles In the early afternoon of 29 November last year, several Palestinian boys descended on to their street in the occupied West Bank, where they often played together. Minutes later, two of them lay dead from gunshots fired by Israeli soldiers - Basil, 15, and eight-year-old Adam. As part of an investigation into the conduct of Israel's security forces in the West Bank, which has been under military occupation for more than half a century, the BBC has pieced together what happened on the day the two boys were killed. Mobile phone and CCTV footage, information about the movements of Israel's military, witness testimony and detailed investigation of the scene, including taking measurements, combine to reveal evidence suggesting serious human rights violations. The evidence we found has prompted Ben Saul, UN special rapporteur on human rig