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Peshawar University Announces Winter Holidays

  The University of Peshawar has officially announced its winter vacation schedule for the 2025–26 academic session. According to the notification, the university will remain closed from December 22, 2025, to January 3, 2026. During this period, all academic and administrative offices will be closed. However, the university has emphasized that all scheduled exams and tests will continue as planned, and students are advised to follow the existing academic timetable. University authorities stated that the winter break is part of the seasonal academic calendar and aims to give students and staff adequate time to rest and prepare for the upcoming term. Regular classes and administrative operations will resume on January 3, 2026.
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The Mother of All Matches - Pakistan vs India Looms Large in New York



They don't call matches between Pakistan and India the "Mother of All Matches" for nothing. The rivalry between the subcontinental giants is one of the most intense and exciting in all of world sport. On June 9th at the Nassau County Cricket Stadium, we'll yet again be treated to another chapter in this epic cricketing saga as the arch-rivals go head to head in a must-win T20 World Cup clash. 


As is always the case when these teams meet, interest and excitement is through the roof. Tickets to witness the action live were snapped up almost immediately, with only the most premium offerings still available at eye-watering prices like $10,000 for Diamond Club seats. But for many devoted fans, no price is too high when it comes to being part of such an momentous occasion. The stadium will no doubt be filled to the brim with passionate supporters from both nations eagerly awaiting the first ball.


Both Pakistan and India arrived in New York under pressure. Pakistan suffered an almighty upset defeat to the USA in their opening game and simply must register two points to have any hope of progressing. India on the other hand have three in the bag thanks to a win over Ireland, but you can bet they'll be just as desperate to dominate their arch-nemesis on the global stage. 


All the big-name stars will want to shine on cricket's biggest platform when it matters most. The likes of Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Hardik Pandya will be determined to push their teams ahead. With so much pride, prestige and tournament progress at stake, one thing is for certain - this PAK vs IND clash will be nothing short of electrifying. The cricket world will come to a standstill on June 9th.

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