The week in rewind – here’s everything you missed (or couldn’t stop talking about)
1. Six Killed In Peshawar Attack On Federal Constabulary HQ
In the early hours of Monday morning, a coordinated assault struck the Federal Constabulary (FC) headquarters in Peshawar, killing three FC personnel and three attackers. According to police and security officials, the attack began shortly after 8:00 a.m., when one suicide bomber detonated himself at the main gate, triggering a powerful explosion. Moments later, the other two militants attempted to breach the compound but were intercepted by alert FC staff.
Law enforcement sources, including Peshawar’s Capital City Police Officer Dr. Mian Saeed Ahmad, reported that the two surviving militants were shot and neutralized in a brief but intense gun battle. A clearance operation was immediately launched inside the headquarters to ensure that no further threat remained.
On the FC side, three personnel lost their lives and others were wounded. According to hospital officials, those injured include both FC members and civilians; Lady Reading Hospital confirmed that six civilians were among the wounded, all now in stable condition.
2. From Bollywood’s He-Man To A Legend Of Six Decades, Dharmendra Says Goodbye To This World At 89
Veteran Bollywood actor Dharmendra passed away on November 24, 2025, at the age of 89, leaving behind a legacy that few in Indian cinema can match. Dharmendra was known for how versatile he was – as comfortable in romantic roles as he was in action. He won people’s hearts in gentle comedies like Chupke Chupke and delivered unforgettable performances in high-energy films like Mera Gaon Mera Desh. His most iconic role was probably Veeru in Sholay (1975), a character that remains etched in the memories of generations.
Beyond acting, Dharmendra also served in politics. He was elected to India’s Parliament as a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party and served from 2004 to 2009. In recognition of his artistic contribution, he was awarded the Padma Bhushan in 2012, one of India’s highest civilian honors.
3. Muamma: 4 Things That Grabbed My Attention In The First Teaser
You know how Pakistani dramas work. Sometimes you stumble upon something and immediately sense the newness in it. It is not always about reinventing anything. Even when the themes are familiar a drama wins hearts when it feels fresh in execution, in its texture, the performances and the overall tone. That is why some serials become instant audience favorites even without being completely unique in concept. It is the vibe, the storytelling and the way everything flows together. And Muamma definitely gives the early signal that it might be one of those unexpected hits.
he teaser does not reveal much but it reveals enough to get the wheels turning.
Here are the key things that grabbed my attention, check out by clicking here!
4. 3 Reasons Why SharPasand Speaks Up For Today’s Woman
While the story often revolves around Farasat Jee and the chaos he creates, the drama still manages to present refreshing aspects that make it stand out from what we have been watching lately. When we talk about representation of today’s woman, we mean women who understand their worth, know when to speak up, and refuse to let others dictate their lives. Women who are aware of their rights and confident enough to act on them.
Here are three reasons why SharPasand speaks up for today’s woman in a surprisingly subtle and impactful way. Tap here to find out!
5. All We Know So Far About The Hong Kong Fire
A massive fire ripped through Wang Fuk Court, a residential housing estate in the Tai Po District of Hong Kong, on Wednesday afternoon. The fire began at around 2:51 p.m. local time on the bamboo scaffolding wrapped around one of the tall towers that were undergoing renovation. Flames quickly spread upward and outward, igniting the green construction netting and leaping from one tower to the next.
As of Thursday, authorities have confirmed that at least 55 people have died in the fire, including a firefighter. This makes it the deadliest apartment building fire Hong Kong has seen in decades. Dozens of people are hospitalized with injuries. Several are in critical condition. In addition, 279 residents remain missing, and rescue teams continue to search for survivors amid dangerous conditions. Nearly 900 residents have been evacuated to temporary shelters.
6. Bangladesh Demands Extradition Of Sheikh Hasina: Will India Comply?
The International Crimes Tribunal of Bangladesh sentenced Sheikh Hasina in absentia on November 17, 2025 to death for crimes against humanity after concluding that she ordered a crackdown on a student led uprising in 2024. Her former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal was also condemned in the same verdict. Following this ruling, Bangladesh sent an official extradition request on November 23, 2025 asking India to hand over both Hasina and Kamal so they could face justice.
The request was delivered through formal diplomatic channels. The letter emphasizes that under the bilateral extradition treaty between the two countries, India has a legal responsibility to return individuals convicted of serious crimes such as crimes against humanity. Bangladesh regards continued shelter for convicted individuals as a breach of that treaty and as a broader denial of justice toward victims of the 2024 unrest.
Bangladesh is also reportedly considering elevating the case to international levels if necessary. Officials have indicated they may take the matter to global forums such as the International Criminal Court in order to press for Hasina’s extradition and prosecution.
Find out more updates on the news here!
7. 15 Unnecessary but Necessary Thoughts That Crossed My Mind When Watching Meri Zindagi Hai Tu
Meri Zindagi Hai Tu has left behind the age of cruising Cyber Trucks and rage automobile burning to now stalking one’s beloved, offering to change oneself wholeheartedly for that beloved and also, doing it all in signature Bilal Abbas Khan charm so that Ayra might eventually be swept away, just like our audiences (the drama garners viewership numbers that can be rightfully flexed by creators), who watch with baited breath – to see what Kamyar does next?
But hey, this is not your weekly review of what went down in the week’s Meri Zindagi Hai Tu but rather, a random revisit of what went through my mind as I watched the episodes unfold onscreen.
So here goes: 15 Unnecessary but Necessary Thoughts That Crossed My Mind When Watching Meri Zindagi Hai Tu
Read on here!
That’s all from us for this week – see you again with more stories next week!
