Sialkot

At least 64 deportees from Libya were convicted in three Punjab districts after summary trials for illegally crossing international borders. The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) prosecuted them, resulting in 10-15 days' imprisonment and fines of Rs25,000-50,000. The FIA has restricted the deportees' travel for five years and reported 172 convictions in illegal immigration cases over six months.

The Supreme Court advised lower courts to interpret real estate agreements considering current economic realities, particularly rising property prices. It ruled that a buyer who missed a payment deadline cannot seek specific performance, upholding the Lahore High Court's dismissal of a purchaser's suit against a seller in Sialkot.

Sialkot, Pakistan produces 70% of the world's footballs, but only a select group of manufacturers hold FIFA licenses. Factories must pass rigorous performance tests and pay high fees to earn certification, with Bola Gema exemplifying the standards required to meet FIFA's demands.

Pakistan's growth is accelerating despite increased risks due to the Iran war. The country's factory production lines, such as a leather fabric factory in Sialkot, are still operational. This indicates that Pakistan's economy is resilient to global conflicts.