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[00:00:01] I'm going to speak about the national under 19 championship which will commence on September 15th
[00:00:05] and will be played in a three-day format a total of 20 under
[00:00:08] 19 teams divided into four group from 16 cricket regions will feature in the board
[00:00:12] tournament among the 16 regions Karachi, Lahor, Pishawar and
[00:00:15] of Salc will have two teams each in both tournaments, around 400 players will be
[00:00:19] in action across the two tournaments where they will have the opportunity to play red ball cricket in
[00:00:23] the national under 19 championship followed by white ball cricket in the national under 19
[00:00:27] cup against the same opponent in the same round. Wow, that does sound very
[00:00:31] interesting and we are definitely going to be very excited for it, but let's take
[00:00:35] a follow-up into what the Pakistan women cricket
[00:00:38] in team has been up to, so the Pakistan's women cricket team is has arrived in
[00:00:42] Japan to participate in the 2026 Asian games,
[00:00:46] the team has departed for Japan from Dubai,
[00:00:48] however Muniba Ali could not travel with the
[00:00:52] squad due to her mother's inless, Pakistan's women's cricket squad for the
[00:00:56] Asian games has been compromised all 14 players in.
[00:01:00] Team is set to face Thailand in the
[00:01:02] of quarterfinal on September 17th in the national games, so make sure to turn on
[00:01:06] your television screens on September 17th to tune in into what
[00:01:10] the Pakistan women squad has been doing. Exactly, well now ladies and gentlemen,
[00:01:14] as we do know for effect how Pakistan's
[00:01:16] of men's national team have actually was white washed by England
[00:01:20] for the very first
[00:01:21] of time history. Now we will be focusing on under 19 because they
[00:01:25] won two and lost only one and to speak
[00:01:49] I mean to to know that you know that our under 19 team have won two
[00:01:52] ODIs and lost one and then there's going to be final, that's a
[00:01:56] good one, but to know that how we have lost in the test series. is a bad one,
[00:02:00] okay, so let's stick to the good one only for now, how do you think our under
[00:02:04] 19 team has been performing against
[00:04:19] you know those renowned names doing the under 19 level coaching, there is
[00:04:23] always someone who is very dedicated, who is very focused and who knows
[00:04:26] how to treat these youngsters, so this is one as... respect of it,
[00:04:30] i always put a question mark in the coaching style and the coaching
[00:04:34] manuals
[00:04:35] in of the pakistan in the recent past because there are number of coaches who just
[00:04:38] want youngsters to copy them and that is it, this is their coaching style.
[00:04:42] second important thing is, i do believe in the talent of
[00:04:46] those youngsters, when those youngsters been asked to play domestic season,
[00:04:50] pcb just lost track
[00:04:51] of these guys, i i'm quite sure there i can name
[00:04:55] of number of people who been very good at under 19 level who performed very good at
[00:04:59] under 1911 and then they performed very good in domestic arena, but
[00:05:03] somehow other they weren't pick for the
[00:05:06] of national side and recently it's all about PSL you know
[00:05:09] as an under 19 kit the one and important
[00:05:13] most most important task for any kid playing at under 19 level in Pakistan
[00:05:17] team is to get a contract with the PSL franchise because this is where now
[00:05:21] the stars have been created with this where where we find that people
[00:05:25] who perform good at PSL find a place in the Pakistan national sport and all
[00:05:29] those stars who been doing wonderful in domestic arena other than PSL
[00:05:33] are nowhere to be found so you know and then when we talk about
[00:05:37] the national setup Pakistan has changed
[00:05:41] 12 head coaches in last couple of years, so
[00:05:44] anyone who's new to the team and looking for a mentor, for a
[00:05:48] coach, he's has to go a circle to find a good
[00:05:52] coach, because every now and then when a coach is adjusted for series or couple
[00:05:56] of series, he's been replaced, so as a player you always
[00:06:00] find you taught by someone new who actually don't
[00:06:03] know you at time, so this is
[00:06:06] i think you very accurately described how Pakistan does not lack lot of talent
[00:06:10] like we've seen ham making sure. to push Pakistan to the victory of
[00:06:14] 308 runs, then it was Abdul Qadir who made sure to uh
[00:06:18] enter when it was only three runs with one wicket and then leading off 100
[00:06:22] balls to 146 wickets, that was a phenomenal play,
[00:06:25] but uh we do not lack talent, it's it's maybe the the un
[00:06:29] uh the unorganized system or or the replacement that keeps happening,
[00:06:33] which does cause lot of friction within the team, but thank you so much Kashif Majid for
[00:06:37] being here, sharing your thoughts and those notas, we will be having
[00:06:41] more conversations with you, in
[00:06:58] for mentioning that, because imagine if what if I tell you that artificial intelligence has
[00:07:02] been threatening the United States president Mr. Donald Trump, how
[00:07:06] will listen to me on this one, because AI link stocks fell sharply across
[00:07:09] global markets after leading technology
[00:07:12] executives war. about the risks of rapidly developing artificial intelligence,
[00:07:15] anthropic CEO Dario Amodi called for slower pace of air
[00:07:19] development over concerns over potential misuse with
[00:07:23] Alon Musk and Open AIC or Sam Altman backing his
[00:07:26] concerns. Nasdaq futures fell nearly 2% while
[00:07:30] invidia dropped 3% am mid nearly 6% and
[00:07:33] meta and Amazon more than 1% while European technology stocks also
[00:07:37] decline. US President Donald Trump dismiss fears that AI threatens
[00:07:41] humanity as a hot. but said his administration it
[00:07:45] stopped companies from engaging in potentially harmful activities. Trump
[00:07:48] also warn that restricting the industry could allow China to gain an
[00:07:52] advantage while insisting the United States remained ahead in
[00:07:56] AI development and it's not just AI development, it
[00:07:59] is the question being raised about how when the people making artificial intelligence are
[00:08:03] now fearing its power about the concerns about
[00:08:06] how the AI is going to be taking over, how different companies are
[00:08:10] racing to make super
[00:08:35] topic, I think so you have already laid the ground
[00:08:39] work for this in terms of has just
[00:08:43] mentioned the recent news how about from the CA the
[00:08:47] open AI also from the other
[00:08:50] forums and we must realize that now AI
[00:08:54] has reached that point where we are actually venturing into uncharted
[00:08:58] waters and this has really for those who
[00:09:01] do realize the potential of AI they have now started to raise
[00:09:05] alarm so we can see that the common for the common
[00:09:09] user it was somewhere in end of 2022. when
[00:09:13] chat gpt appeared on the horizon and the we all became familiar with
[00:09:17] AI, but it was more of assistant, but now it
[00:09:20] has gained so much of strength that people are really
[00:09:35] that we have, i'm going to mention about jacob coox a research specializes in
[00:09:39] training new AM models by having them consume vast. amounts of
[00:09:42] data said on Tuesday that he is leaving the company because he does not want
[00:09:46] to participate any industry wide rush to build AI
[00:09:50] systems that can improve themselves, because for AI systems to improve
[00:09:54] themselves mean that there might be no or less
[00:09:58] human
[00:10:05] I think so, the fundamental change what has occurred is that instead these
[00:10:09] simple models which would be more of assistant for you and... provide that
[00:10:13] automation and provide the response and the memory
[00:10:16] very at very fast pace. now we have embedded
[00:10:20] the properly proper intelligence, we call it
[00:10:24] as in the technical terms in we call
[00:10:26] it as chain of thought, so there are model with chain of thought who can
[00:10:30] actually reason about why they are once they are once you
[00:10:34] request them for some cury with some cury, they will not
[00:10:38] simply output the best response, they have the chain the thought even they'l
[00:10:42] check their responses themselves maybe through running those in
[00:10:46] some sand boxes or validating through different
[00:10:48] databases and so this is what the human beings would also do so
[00:10:52] there they are quite much sir how
[00:10:54] is it? How is it possible? sorry, sorry that I am interjecting, but how is it possible when we
[00:10:58] say that they because I'm quoting open AI and
[00:11:02] anthropic because it actually caused a stur this summer and they said that
[00:11:06] their models had broken out of testing environments and obtained unauthorized
[00:11:10] access to real computer systems, the announcements prompted concerns
[00:11:14] about models going rogue and carrying out other more harmful
[00:11:17] tasks. yeah shahzad sab, this is what is
[00:11:21] worrying now, that's why people are raising more and more alarms because these are the...
[00:11:25] evidences that you can see now till prior to this around
[00:11:28] six months back, people like you and me probably would still be
[00:11:32] just thinking that what can go wrong, but now you can see all those
[00:11:36] evidences where this chain of thought or this thinking process has helped
[00:11:39] those models, you can think the combined intelligent
[00:11:43] power of thousands of millions of humans combined into one
[00:11:47] model and by virtue of that intelligence, this is
[00:11:51] similar to the like human like intelligence and you have so much of combined.
[00:11:55] strength that they are able to undertake those operations which
[00:11:58] human mind would take probably years or maybe even a very
[00:12:02] expen experience cyber security specialist would take months so as to
[00:12:06] undertake but it's model that can it can easily break
[00:12:10] that has happened with entropic model the mythos
[00:12:13] model which was able to find all those flaws in the
[00:12:17] current open source software which had been there for so quite a while
[00:12:21] like 20 30 years we have been using all those softwares in our browsers
[00:12:25] or databases and these are open source available everyone so has to exploit,
[00:12:29] but still the best the human mind couldn't find those flaw, but
[00:12:33] that software was able to find those flaw, that's why they haven't released it to public and they
[00:12:37] have made it only accessible to cyber security firms, they are also
[00:12:41] worried that such models can also be used to
[00:12:44] launch biological attacks, that's why they have restricted the
[00:12:48] public can be and and this is the very dangerous part that everyone is
[00:12:52] afraid of people who are making AI are. now afraid the
[00:12:55] consequences of what AI could do, because AI was essentially made to solve
[00:12:59] problems for humanity, but now we know the thinking
[00:13:02] abilities and the abilities that AI has. another example we would like to
[00:13:06] share is how a control safety test, claud attempted to
[00:13:10] blackmail an engineer making sure to
[00:13:13] blackmail in the most effective way to achieve the goal it wanted
[00:13:17] so
[00:13:18] it so it wouldn't be shut down, so how scary can it be when
[00:13:21] AI can be manipulative, it can be controlling, it can give advice? and and
[00:13:25] then it can make people do certain decisions
[00:13:28] or or come to certain decisions, so you must
[00:13:32] appreciate all these models work by learning from the past behavior
[00:13:36] and the average human being takes quite a while
[00:13:40] so as to learn, you we don't have that much memory, we don't we
[00:13:43] require time and experience and over that builds up over ages
[00:13:47] and then we are able to come up with the proper thinking
[00:13:51] model, but for AI the compute power that is available and the...
[00:13:55] type of data so they have been trained on that type
[00:13:59] of data where they have learned that this is how within the dark web or
[00:14:03] other places people have been trying to exploit so these are the options
[00:14:06] available so for these agents that becomes valid behavior once they have learned
[00:14:10] it they have seen it in their training that this is what has been happ so for
[00:14:14] them for achieving the object they will also try to identify as per chain
[00:14:18] of thought what could be the viable options and while they have put in sand
[00:14:21] boxes but at times they can awaid it they it's just like thinking it
[00:14:25] okay, maybe i am not that close to that boundary, so probably i can
[00:14:29] still move a little bit ahead in this direction, something like this you can think of
[00:14:33] it, so that's why people are really worried that even your sand boxes would fail,
[00:14:37] you read kill kill switch that and that's what happened
[00:14:41] with open even
[00:14:42] their kill switch didn't work, their models were able to explore beyond their
[00:14:46] boundary so that would be right exactly why now we need
[00:14:50] to sleep with our eyes feed open making sure that maybe ai is not
[00:14:54] hacking us or making sure to do other things that we are not aware of, but with
[00:14:58] that, thank you so much for
[00:16:07] parliamentary elections after major political reset Bangladesh heads
[00:16:11] to the poles once again where the new generation decides the next chapter of
[00:16:15] Bangladesh
[00:16:26] Pakistan TV team is here at the Beijing Capital International
[00:16:30] airport.
[00:16:37] tv is right now reporting live from the great hall the people here in
[00:16:41] China's capital
[00:16:42] Beijing.
[00:16:49] Pakistani delegation led by Prime Minister Shahbas Sharief and chief of defense
[00:16:53] force field marshall Assim Munir have now departed
[00:16:57] from the great hall the people
[00:16:59] a
[00:17:06] very significant. and mous will be signed in this
[00:17:10] important
[00:17:10] meeting,
[00:17:35] comment today, prime minister Mohammad Shahbash. held a key meeting with US
[00:17:39] vice president JD evens in
[00:17:40] Islamabad
[00:17:59] and leadership and I have
[00:18:03] no second thought about the fact that
[00:18:07] the man of peace, it was Pakistan who made sure that the
[00:18:10] 47 year old conflict
[00:18:13] ends,
[00:18:21] the way he praised the role of Prime Minister Shahbas
[00:18:25] Sharif, field marshal Assim Munir, it made headlines
[00:18:28] in
[00:18:51] water strategy is clear when a river crosses borders,
[00:18:54] cooperation becomes just as important as the water
[00:18:57] itself.
[00:21:17] In the last two days, however, we've seen a change. and target sets,
[00:21:21] this now includes bridges, this now includes port
[00:21:24] facilities, clear message and clear remark that
[00:21:28] Pakistan is the strong regional player, is a
[00:21:32] peace maker? yes of course there are signs, there are signs
[00:21:36] that the two sides are trying to come each other,
[00:21:40] are trying to settle the differences. people who were delisted
[00:21:43] were in Muslim majority districts of
[00:21:47] West Bengal, these are new... style of Jerry Mandering that was
[00:21:51] taking
[00:22:08] Trump once he did to go to
[00:22:09] war,
[00:22:15] only Congress can actually undo the sanctions, so
[00:22:18] whatever Trump. says it has to go through congress. one the
[00:22:22] key weapons that Iran is using the straight for moves for is leverage against the
[00:22:26] US. having a US presence on your territory has made
[00:22:30] you more likely to be attacked. realignments taking place to
[00:22:33] counter the Israelis and that includes your country, Pakistan, along
[00:22:37] with uh Saudi Arabia and Egypt and
[00:22:40] Turkey.
[00:22:54] Pakistan has categorically debunged India's baseless and
[00:22:58] misleading remarks regarding US president Donald Trump's
[00:23:01] recent comments on nuclear testing. Once again, New Delhi
[00:23:05] has twisted facts attempting to link Trump's words to
[00:23:09] Pakistan's nuclear program, a desperate bit to
[00:23:12] malign Pakistan's impecable record. See,
[00:23:16] clendestine and illegal nuclear activities.
[00:23:20] are in keeping with Pakistan's
[00:23:22] history that is centered around decades
[00:23:25] of smuggling, export, control
[00:23:28] violations, secret partnerships,
[00:23:32] aq khan network and further
[00:23:35] proliferation. India has always drawn the attention the international
[00:23:39] community to these aspects of Pakistan's
[00:23:42] record. In this backdrop, we have taken note of
[00:23:46] President Trump's comment about Pakistan's.
[00:23:50] nuclear testing, but Pakistan's foreign office wasted no time
[00:23:54] in setting the record straight. It stated that US has already
[00:23:58] clarified its position and there is no connection
[00:24:01] whatsoever to Pakistan's nuclear activities. Pakistan
[00:24:05] reaffirmed that its last and only nuclear test were in
[00:24:09] May 1998 and its stance remains
[00:24:12] consistent, responsible and transparent. After having
[00:24:16] lost that war, India is definitely.
[00:24:20] desperate to reframe Pakistan as a
[00:24:23] state and they don't leave any stone unturn
[00:24:27] to you meline Pakistan.
[00:24:30] Unlike India which has abstained from key UN
[00:24:33] resolutions calling for a global ban on nuclear
[00:24:37] testing exposing its ambiguous and dangerous
[00:24:40] intent. In today's world, no nuclear testing
[00:24:44] can go hidden because the very precise calculation of
[00:24:48] seismic activity. Indeed, Pakistan's nuclear program
[00:24:52] operates under one the most secure and credible command and
[00:24:56] control systems in the world, with comprehensive export
[00:25:00] controls and zero violations of international
[00:25:03] laws. Meanwhile, India's own history tells a darker
[00:25:07] story from radioactive material thefts to illegal
[00:25:11] sale of California linked to Kaba atomic research
[00:25:14] center. The message is clear, Pakistan's nuclear
[00:25:18] posture is responsible. transparent and globally
[00:25:22] acknowledged, while India's disinformation campaign
[00:25:26] only exposes its insecurity and deceat.
[00:25:29] Pakistan stands firm on facts, not
[00:25:32] fabrication.
[00:25:42] Afghanistan remains a central hub in the global truck
[00:25:45] trade. According to the UNODC 2025 report.
[00:25:50] produced 433 tons of opium in 2024,
[00:25:54] nearly 20% the global supply. despite a
[00:25:57] temporary drop after the 2022
[00:26:01] ban, ation rose again by 19% in
[00:26:05] 2024. trafficking networks stayed active. average
[00:26:09] opium prices of $750 per
[00:26:12] kilogram reflect the continued demand and functioning smuggling
[00:26:16] routes. according to the world drug report
[00:26:18] 2025, total global opium production in
[00:26:22] 2024 reached 2,140
[00:26:25] tons. Myanmar led with 995 tons which
[00:26:29] is 46%. followed by Afghanistan at
[00:26:33] 433 tons, which is 20%, while
[00:26:36] Mexico and Colombia produce smaller shares. These
[00:26:40] figures highlight that despite bads and crackdowns, the
[00:26:43] global opium trade remains deeply entrenched with
[00:26:47] regional networks adapting and expanding.
[00:26:51] Moreover, awanvan cartels are shifting from plant- based
[00:26:55] drugs to synthetics like crystal meth, which are cheaper to
[00:26:58] produce and easier to hide and harder to detect.
[00:27:02] showing that the threat is moving from fields to laboratories
[00:27:06] spreading globally, but Pakistan is actively countering
[00:27:10] this threat under the national anti-narcotics policy
[00:27:14] 2019 and backed by the laws like the control of narcotics
[00:27:18] substances at 1997, pakistan's
[00:27:21] anti-narcotics force ANF conduct extensive
[00:27:25] operations in Balochistan, KP and Syn using
[00:27:28] drones, satellite imagery and modern agricultural methods.
[00:27:33] Pakistan eradicates puppy crops even in remote
[00:27:36] areas. In 2024-2025 alone, Pakistan cleared
[00:27:40] hundreds of hectares of poppy fields, dismantled
[00:27:43] 419 illegal waterboards, destroyed
[00:27:46] 64 solar systems and repatriated
[00:27:50] 110 foreign traffickers. National seizures exceeded
[00:27:54] a 361 metric tons of narcotics worth
[00:27:58] billions, cutting off major supply lines. With
[00:28:01] technology. driven surveillance, corridor intelligence
[00:28:05] and the interagency coordination, pakistan maintains
[00:28:09] its poppy free status since 2001. the
[00:28:13] country is not just protecting its borders, it's safeguarding the
[00:28:17] region and the world. Afghanistan may be the source, but
[00:28:20] Pakistan is the shield, leading the fight against narcotics
[00:28:24] and ensuring safer drug free
[00:28:27] future.
[00:28:35] "Pakistan has been working with China, it's also been working with
[00:28:38] Saudi Arabia and other countries, we still
[00:28:41] have naval officer involved
[00:28:45] in such activities, we can say we have a decreased scale of
[00:28:49] direct confrontation rather than decent
[00:28:53] seasfire in Lebanon. The stature of China
[00:28:57] on the international and global spire is has
[00:29:01] become more prominent." President Trump has domestic
[00:29:05] and important mandate that he believes China can be a partner in achieving, he is
[00:29:09] looking at the midterm, he is looking at his current presidency, we should do the
[00:29:12] road shows across in the region and all that to fish this product
[00:29:16] that now we are ready for the business, pakistan is very
[00:29:20] responsible, mature nuclear
[00:29:23] country with very profession and
[00:29:26] b.