President Zardari announces 100 million from personal funds to Arshad Nadeem
President Asif Ali Zardari has announced a reward of 100 million rupees from his own pocket for Olympian Arshad Nadeem. A ceremony to award the Hilal-e-Imtiaz to Olympian Arshad Nadeem was held at the Aiwan-e-Sadr (President’s House). Following this, the champion athlete met with the President. During the meeting, the
“Public funds are not personal wealth,” Ali Amin responded to Arshad Nadeem’s award query
National hero Arshad Nadeem secured a gold medal in javelin throw at the Paris Olympics, marking Pakistan’s first Olympic gold in 40 years, leading to a shower of rewards for him. However, the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa stated that the public treasury is not for giving rewards. On Tuesday,
Imran Khan’s policies hurt Pakistani sports: Mansoor Ali Khan
Journalist Mansoor Ali Khan criticised political parties, particularly Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and Pakistan Muslim League-N, on his podcast for trying to claim credit for Arshad Nadeem’s Olympic victory in 2024. Moreover, he accused Imran Khan of shutting down sports departments, leading to a significant exodus of athletes during his tenure. Read
Here’s how much tax Arshad Nadeem will pay on his prize money
Arshad Nadeem’s Golden Triumph Brings Tax Implications Alongside Celebrations Pakistan is gearing up to celebrate the return of javelin star Arshad Nadeem, who has brought home the nation’s first Olympic gold in nearly four decades at the Paris Olympics 2024. While preparations to honor him are in full swing, the
Arshad Nadeem wears Olympic Gold after historic javelin throw performance
On Friday, Arshad Nadeem was awarded his gold medal after securing victory in the men’s javelin throw with a remarkable 92.97m throw, breaking the Olympic record set just a day earlier. The 27-year-old received his medal to thunderous applause from the crowd, proudly holding it up for the cameras. With
Arshad Nadeem achieves 4th place at Paris diamond league
Pakistan’s top javelin thrower, Arshad Nadeem, made a strong return to competition at the Paris Diamond League after a year off. He finished fourth, an important step as he prepares for the Paris Olympics. Nadeem’s first throw reached 74.11 meters, and he improved with each attempt. His second throw was
