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Video: Pakistani Influencer Inserts Hand Into Chained Tiger's Mouth, Internet Reacts
This incident highlights the issue of exotic pet ownership in Pakistan, where laws make it easy to import such animals, but regulation is almost non-existent
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Video Shows Pakistani Influencer Riding A Chained Tiger, Internet Calls It "Animal Cruelty"
The video has ignited outrage on social media, reigniting concerns about animal welfare and the ethical treatment of wildlife.
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Watch: Pet Leopard On The Loose On Streets Of Pakistan
A pet leopard escaped from a house in the Pakistan capital and roamed the streets for hours before being shot with a sedation dart, wildlife officials said Friday.
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Imran Khan's Pet Project, $7 Billion Mega City, Turns Murky
Dozens of landowners are petitioning against the government's plan to build a megacity from scratch on the banks of the Ravi river, a once-thriving waterway that's been depleted by pollution and dwindling water levels.
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Pakistani Influencer Under Fire For Using Lion As Party Prop
In the disturbing trend of using big cats as entertainment, the latest incident has emerged from Pakistan where a social media influencer is under fire for displaying a sedated lion at her birthday party.
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Pakistan Couple Allegedly Murders 7-Year-Old Domestic Help, Arrested
A Pakistan couple have been arrested for allegedly murdering their seven-year-old maid after she was blamed for letting a pet bird escape, police said, the latest case of violence against child domestic workers in the country.
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Former Pak PM Nawaz Sharif Undergoes Medical Tests In London: Reports
Pakistan's former prime minister Nawaz Sharif underwent a range of tests, including PET and CT scan, at a hospital in the UK to find out the exact cause behind his low platelet count, media reports in Islamabad quoted his personal physician as saying.
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Big Cats Of Instagram: Inside The World Of Pakistani Elites And Their Exotic Pets
Pakistani laws make it easy to import exotic animals, but once inside the country regulation is almost non-existent. This has led to an untold number of such creatures -- especially big cats -- being imported or bred across Pakistan in recent years,
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Those Opposing Economic Corridor Will "Never Succeed": China To Pak
Chinese President Xi Jinping has told Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa that those who oppose his pet projects - the BRI and the CPEC - will "never succeed" as these are initiatives aimed at fostering peace and development.
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'My Lion Was Sick,' Says Man Filmed Taking Big Cat Out For A Drive
A man in Pakistan was filmed driving around Karachi with his "pet" lion casually hanging out in the back of his pickup truck. The bizarre footage quickly went viral and led to his eventual arrest on Wednesday
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To Assuage India, China Offered - Briefly - To Rename $46 Billion Corridor
Just days before its One Belt One Road (OBOR) Summit next week, China offered to consider renaming the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor that passes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir if this is what it would take to get New Delhi to warm up to the idea of becoming part of President Xi Jinping's pet project, OBOR.
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These Two Pakistani 'Python Brothers' Live With Over 100 Snakes
In a neighbourhood in Karachi, Pakistan, Hamza (20) and Hassan Hussain (22) pet more than 100 snakes, and have been aptly nicknamed the Python Brothers. Fascinated by snakes since their teenage years when they first watched Jungle Book, they soon turned passionate about them so much so that this duo now claims to have various species of snakes livi...
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China Invites India to Join its Ambitious Silk Road Projects
Giving final touches to its most ambitious plan to build a wide network of new silk roads on land and seas to enhance global connectivity, China has invited India to join President Xi Jinping's pet project that would revive the ancient trade route and benefit the region.
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Video: Pakistani Influencer Inserts Hand Into Chained Tiger's Mouth, Internet Reacts
This incident highlights the issue of exotic pet ownership in Pakistan, where laws make it easy to import such animals, but regulation is almost non-existent
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Video Shows Pakistani Influencer Riding A Chained Tiger, Internet Calls It "Animal Cruelty"
The video has ignited outrage on social media, reigniting concerns about animal welfare and the ethical treatment of wildlife.
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Watch: Pet Leopard On The Loose On Streets Of Pakistan
A pet leopard escaped from a house in the Pakistan capital and roamed the streets for hours before being shot with a sedation dart, wildlife officials said Friday.
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Imran Khan's Pet Project, $7 Billion Mega City, Turns Murky
Dozens of landowners are petitioning against the government's plan to build a megacity from scratch on the banks of the Ravi river, a once-thriving waterway that's been depleted by pollution and dwindling water levels.
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Pakistani Influencer Under Fire For Using Lion As Party Prop
In the disturbing trend of using big cats as entertainment, the latest incident has emerged from Pakistan where a social media influencer is under fire for displaying a sedated lion at her birthday party.
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Pakistan Couple Allegedly Murders 7-Year-Old Domestic Help, Arrested
A Pakistan couple have been arrested for allegedly murdering their seven-year-old maid after she was blamed for letting a pet bird escape, police said, the latest case of violence against child domestic workers in the country.
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Former Pak PM Nawaz Sharif Undergoes Medical Tests In London: Reports
Pakistan's former prime minister Nawaz Sharif underwent a range of tests, including PET and CT scan, at a hospital in the UK to find out the exact cause behind his low platelet count, media reports in Islamabad quoted his personal physician as saying.
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Big Cats Of Instagram: Inside The World Of Pakistani Elites And Their Exotic Pets
Pakistani laws make it easy to import exotic animals, but once inside the country regulation is almost non-existent. This has led to an untold number of such creatures -- especially big cats -- being imported or bred across Pakistan in recent years,
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Those Opposing Economic Corridor Will "Never Succeed": China To Pak
Chinese President Xi Jinping has told Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa that those who oppose his pet projects - the BRI and the CPEC - will "never succeed" as these are initiatives aimed at fostering peace and development.
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'My Lion Was Sick,' Says Man Filmed Taking Big Cat Out For A Drive
A man in Pakistan was filmed driving around Karachi with his "pet" lion casually hanging out in the back of his pickup truck. The bizarre footage quickly went viral and led to his eventual arrest on Wednesday
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To Assuage India, China Offered - Briefly - To Rename $46 Billion Corridor
Just days before its One Belt One Road (OBOR) Summit next week, China offered to consider renaming the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor that passes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir if this is what it would take to get New Delhi to warm up to the idea of becoming part of President Xi Jinping's pet project, OBOR.
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These Two Pakistani 'Python Brothers' Live With Over 100 Snakes
In a neighbourhood in Karachi, Pakistan, Hamza (20) and Hassan Hussain (22) pet more than 100 snakes, and have been aptly nicknamed the Python Brothers. Fascinated by snakes since their teenage years when they first watched Jungle Book, they soon turned passionate about them so much so that this duo now claims to have various species of snakes livi...
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China Invites India to Join its Ambitious Silk Road Projects
Giving final touches to its most ambitious plan to build a wide network of new silk roads on land and seas to enhance global connectivity, China has invited India to join President Xi Jinping's pet project that would revive the ancient trade route and benefit the region.
