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On the sidelines of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, a video is doing rounds on the internet of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stuggling with the headphone as he sits across Russian President Vladmir Putin for a meeting.
Soon after the video circulated, it divided the netizens with some calling it Sharif's 'awkward not embarassing moment.' A user remarked it as a generational gap adding that Pakistan PM's league of individuals struggle with technology.
Another user questioned why there the premiers of nation could not speak in a common language.
Visibly consicous Sharif in the video is seen fixing the headphones which kep falling from behind his ear. After several failed attempts, he asks, " Can somebody help me?"
Russian President Vladiir Putin  on the other hand is smilingly wating for the headphones to be fixed before the two leaders begin their discussion.
The SCO is holding its first in-person summit in Samarkand in Uzbekistan after two years. The summit will also see the participation of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Uzbekistan's historic city of Samarkand on Thursday to attend the SCO summit, which is set to deliberate on regional security challenges, boosting trade and energy supplies among other issues.

WATCH: Pak PM struggles with earphones at SCO; netizens call him 'tech challenged'

The SCO is holding its first in-person summit in Samarkand in Uzbekistan after two years. The summit will also see the participation of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The SCO is holding its first in-person summit in Samarkand in Uzbekistan after two years. The summit will also see the participation of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

On the sidelines of ongoing Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, a video is doing rounds of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif struggling with the earphone as he sits across Russian President Vladmir Putin for a meeting.
Soon after the video circulated, it divided netizens with some calling it Sharif's 'awkward not embarassing moment.' A user remarked it as a generational gap adding that Pakistan PM's league of individuals struggle with technology.
Another user questioned why the premiers of different nations could not speak in a common language.
Visibly consicous Sharif in the video is seen fixing the headphones which kept falling from behind his ear. After failed attempts, he asks, " Can somebody help me?"
Russian President Vladimir Putin on the other hand is smilingly waiting for the device to be fixed before the two leaders began their discussion.
The SCO is holding its first in-person summit in Samarkand in Uzbekistan after two years. The summit will also see the participation of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Uzbekistan's historic city of Samarkand on Thursday to attend the SCO summit, which is set to deliberate on regional security challenges, boosting trade and energy supplies among other issues.

Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency ordered the freezing of 13 bank accounts of companies related to Suleman Shehbaz, the younger son of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, in connection with a multi-million dollar money laundering case.

Pak court freezes 13 bank accounts of companies related to Pak PM’s younger son Suleman: report

Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency ordered the freezing of 13 bank accounts of companies related to Suleman Shehbaz, the younger son of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, in connection with a multi-million dollar money laundering case, a media report said on Sunday. 

Prime Minister Shehbaz and his sons &ndash; Hamza Shehbaz and Suleman &ndash; have been booked by the FIA for allegedly laundering over Rs 14 billion.

A special Pakistani court has ordered the freezing of 13 bank accounts of companies related to Suleman Shehbaz, the younger son of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, in connection with a money laundering case, a media report said on Sunday.
The order was issued by the special court of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on September 7.
The investigating officer submitted to the court details of 13 bank accounts of various companies related to Suleman, the Dawn newspaper reported.
Prime Minister Shehbaz and his sons &ndash; Hamza Shehbaz (former Punjab chief minister) and Suleman &ndash; have been booked by the FIA for allegedly laundering over Rs 14 billion.
Suleman has been absconding in the UK since 2019. Shehbaz often says Suleman looks after the family business there. In his order, Presiding Judge Ijaz Hassan Awan has observed that since Suleman is still at large and has not surrendered before the court, therefore, in addition to his moveable and immovable properties, these 13 bank accounts have also been attached, the report said.
The judge also issued show-cause notices to the officials of different banks for not complying with an earlier order about the attachment of the accounts owned by two other proclaimed offenders.
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The judge also summoned the bank officials on September 17 when the FIA prosecutor would also come up with the reply of the prosecution to the petitions of PM Shehbaz and his son Hamza, seeking acquittal in the case.
The indictment of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Hamza was delayed early this week after their counsel told the court that their clients have filed a petition for their acquittal.
The counsel also sought one-time exemption from appearance for the Premier, saying he could not attend Wednesday's proceedings as he was busy in flood relief activities.
The Prime Minister had told the court in an earlier hearing that the "day of judgement may arrive but FIA will not be able to prove even a rupee worth of corruption against me."&nbsp;

The political turmoil in Pakistan is making waves in other countries too. The fight between Imran Khan and his opponents led to protests in the United Kingdom. However, the demonstrations took a turn for the worse when Imran Khan's ex-wife Jemima Goldsmith was targeted, and even allegedly threatened.
It started with protests outside the UK residence of former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. The protests were conducted by supporters of Imran Khan's party Pakistan Tehree-e-Insaaf, or PTI.
Subsequently, supporters of Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party, or PML-N, reached Jemima Goldsmith's residence to stage a counter-protest.
Jemima took a jibe at Imran Khan's slogan of 'Naya Pakistan', or New Pakistan, with the hashtag 'Purana Pakistan', or Old Pakistan. She said that there were protests outside her house, her children were being targeted, and she was facing anti-Semitic abuse on social media.
Jemima also claimed that protestors gathered outside her 88-year-old mother's house, and threatened to enter Jemima's bedroom.
The protests have been sparked by Imran Khan's ouster as Pakistan PM after a no-confidence motion in the Pakistan National Assembly.
Imran Khan and Jemima Goldsmith were reportedly married from 1995 to 2004. They have two children, Qasim and Sulaiman. Jemima is the daughter of billionaire James Goldsmith, and her brother is a UK minister, as per reports.

'Will enter your bedroom': Imran Khan's ex-wife Jemima Goldsmith targeted in UK protests

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 The fight between Imran Khan and his opponents led to protests in the United Kingdom. However, the demonstrations took a turn for the worse when Imran Khan's ex-wife Jemima Goldsmith was targeted, and even allegedly threatened.
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 It started with protests outside the UK residence of former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. The protests were conducted by supporters of Imran Khan's party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf, or PTI.
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Subsequently, supporters of Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party, or PML-N, reached Jemima Goldsmith's residence to stage a counter-protest.
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Jemima took a jibe at Imran Khan's slogan of 'Naya Pakistan', or New Pakistan, with the hashtag 'Purana Pakistan', or Old Pakistan. She said that there were protests outside her house, her children were being targeted, and she was facing anti-Semitic abuse on social media.
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The protests have been sparked by Imran Khan's ouster as Pakistan PM after a no-confidence motion in the Pakistan National Assembly. Imran Khan and Jemima Goldsmith were reportedly married from 1995 to 2004. They have two children,&nbsp;Qasim and Sulaiman. Jemima is the daughter of billionaire James Goldsmith, and her brother is a UK minister, as per reports.
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The political turmoil in Pakistan is making waves in other countries too.&nbsp;The fight between Imran Khan and his opponents led to protests in the United Kingdom.&nbsp;However, the demonstrations took a turn for the worse when Imran Khan's ex-wife Jemima Goldsmith was targeted, and even allegedly threatened.
It started with protests outside the UK residence of former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.&nbsp;The protests were conducted by supporters of Imran Khan's party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf, or PTI.
Subsequently, supporters of Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party, or PML-N, reached Jemima Goldsmith's residence to stage a counter-protest.
Jemima took a jibe at Imran Khan's slogan of 'Naya Pakistan', or New Pakistan, with the hashtag 'Purana Pakistan', or Old Pakistan.&nbsp;She said that there were protests outside her house, her children were being targeted, and she was facing anti-Semitic abuse on social media.
Jemima also claimed that protestors gathered outside her 88-year-old mother's house, and threatened to enter Jemima's bedroom.
The protests have been sparked by Imran Khan's ouster as Pakistan PM after a no-confidence motion in the Pakistan National Assembly.
Imran Khan and Jemima Goldsmith were married from 1995 to 2004.&nbsp;They have two children,&nbsp;Qasim and Sulaiman.&nbsp;Jemima is the daughter of billionaire James Goldsmith, and her brother is a UK minister.
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Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has written a letter to his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, pitching for "meaningful" engagement between the two countries, people familiar with the development said on Sunday.
Sharif's communication on Saturday came in response to a letter sent by Modi to the Pakistani leader congratulating him on becoming the prime minister, they said.
In his letter a few days ago, Modi conveyed to Sharif that India desired constructive ties with Pakistan.
On April 11, the Pakistan parliament selected Sharif as the 23rd prime minister of the country, a day after Imran Khan was ousted from power in a no-confidence vote.
In a Twitter post, Modi congratulated Sharif on becoming the prime minister of Pakistan and said India desires peace and stability in a region free of terrorism.
"Congratulations to H. E. Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on his election as the Prime Minister of Pakistan. India desires peace and stability in a region free of terror, so that we can focus on our development challenges and ensure the well-being and prosperity of our people," he tweeted on April 11.
In his response, Sharif said Pakistan desires peaceful and cooperative ties with India.
"Thank you Premier Narendra Modi for felicitations. Pakistan desires peaceful &amp; cooperative ties with India. Peaceful settlement of outstanding disputes including Jammu &amp; Kashmir is indispensable. Pakistan's sacrifices in fighting terrorism are well-known. Let's secure peace and focus on socio-economic development of our people," the Pakistan prime minister tweeted.
It is learnt that Sharif, in his reply to Modi's letter, also sought resolution of the outstanding issues, including that of Kashmir, while maintaining that Pakistan favours peaceful and cooperative ties with India.
India has been maintaining that it desires normal neighbourly relations with Pakistan while insisting that the onus is on Islamabad to create an environment free of terror and hostility for such an engagement.
The ties between India and Pakistan came under severe strain after India's warplanes pounded a Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist training camp in Balakot in Pakistan in February 2019 in response to the Pulwama terror attack.
The relations further deteriorated after India in August 2019 announced withdrawing special powers of Jammu and Kashmir and bifurcation of the state into two union territories.
"The government's consistent position has been that India desires normal neighbourly relations with Pakistan and is committed to addressing issues, if any, bilaterally and peacefully in an atmosphere free of terror, hostility and violence," Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan said in Parliament on April 7 while replying to a question.
"The onus is on Pakistan to create such a conducive atmosphere," he added. PTI

Pakistan's new PM writes to PM Modi; watch what Shehbaz Sharif said on Kashmir in letter

Sharif's communication on Saturday came in response to a letter sent by Modi to the Pakistani leader congratulating him on becoming the prime minister, sources told PTI.

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has written a letter to his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, pitching for "meaningful" engagement between the two countries, people familiar with the development said on Sunday.
Sharif's communication on Saturday came in response to a letter sent by Modi to the Pakistani leader congratulating him on becoming the prime minister, they said.
In his letter a few days ago, Modi conveyed to Sharif that India desired constructive ties with Pakistan.
On April 11, the Pakistan parliament selected Sharif as the 23rd prime minister of the country, a day after Imran Khan was ousted from power in a no-confidence vote.
In a Twitter post, Modi congratulated Sharif on becoming the prime minister of Pakistan and said India desires peace and stability in a region free of terrorism.
"Congratulations to H. E. Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on his election as the Prime Minister of Pakistan. India desires peace and stability in a region free of terror, so that we can focus on our development challenges and ensure the well-being and prosperity of our people," he tweeted on April 11.
In his response, Sharif said Pakistan desires peaceful and cooperative ties with India.
"Thank you Premier Narendra Modi for felicitations. Pakistan desires peaceful &amp; cooperative ties with India. Peaceful settlement of outstanding disputes including Jammu &amp; Kashmir is indispensable. Pakistan's sacrifices in fighting terrorism are well-known. Let's secure peace and focus on socio-economic development of our people," the Pakistan prime minister tweeted.
It is learnt that Sharif, in his reply to Modi's letter, also sought resolution of the outstanding issues, including that of Kashmir, while maintaining that Pakistan favours peaceful and cooperative ties with India.
India has been maintaining that it desires normal neighbourly relations with Pakistan while insisting that the onus is on Islamabad to create an environment free of terror and hostility for such an engagement.
The ties between India and Pakistan came under severe strain after India's warplanes pounded a Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist training camp in Balakot in Pakistan in February 2019 in response to the Pulwama terror attack.
The relations further deteriorated after India in August 2019 announced withdrawing special powers of Jammu and Kashmir and bifurcation of the state into two union territories.
"The government's consistent position has been that India desires normal neighbourly relations with Pakistan and is committed to addressing issues, if any, bilaterally and peacefully in an atmosphere free of terror, hostility and violence," Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan said in Parliament on April 7 while replying to a question.
"The onus is on Pakistan to create such a conducive atmosphere," he added. PTI

Sneha&nbsp;Dubey India's First Secretary at the UN retorted sharply to Pakistan PM&nbsp;Imran&nbsp;Khan's&nbsp;tirade against the country.&nbsp;Sneha&nbsp;responded by calling out the allegations made by Imran&nbsp;Khan has false and accused Pakistan of being an "arsonist disguising itself as a firefighter" by harbouring terrorists and called upon the neighbouring country to "immediately vacate all areas under its illegal occupation".In response to Pak&nbsp;PM's comments on Kashmir and the Indian Govt India's Sneha Dubey said that his statements "deserve our collective contempt and sympathy for the mindset of the person who utters falsehood repeatedly." She then said she would "set the record straight".Sneha Dubey&nbsp;continued her&nbsp;&nbsp;strong rebuttal addressing the UN as she stated "This is the country which is an arsonist disguising itself as a fire-fighter. Pakistan nurtures terrorists in their backyard in the hope that they will only harm their neighbours. Our region, and in fact the entire world, has suffered because of their policies. On the other hand, they are trying to cover up sectarian violence in their country as acts of terror."

Watch: India's First Secretary Sneha Dubey slamming Pakistan 

Watch: India's First Secretary Sneha Dubey slamming Pakistan at the UN

Sneha Dubey, First Secretary at UN General Assembly replies to Pakistan PM's&nbsp;comments on India

Sneha&nbsp;Dubey India's First Secretary at the UN retorted sharply to Pakistan PM&nbsp;Imran&nbsp;Khan's&nbsp;tirade against the country.&nbsp;Sneha&nbsp;responded by calling out the allegations made by Imran&nbsp;Khan has false and accused Pakistan of being an "arsonist disguising itself as a firefighter" by harbouring terrorists and called upon the neighbouring country to "immediately vacate all areas under its illegal occupation". In response to Pak&nbsp;PM's comments on Kashmir and the Indian Govt India's Sneha Dubey said that his statements "deserve our collective contempt and sympathy for the mindset of the person who utters falsehood repeatedly." She then said she would "set the record straight". Sneha Dubey&nbsp;continued her&nbsp;&nbsp;strong rebuttal addressing the UN as she stated "This is the country which is an arsonist disguising itself as a fire-fighter. Pakistan nurtures terrorists in their backyard in the hope that they will only harm their neighbours. Our region, and in fact the entire world, has suffered because of their policies. On the other hand, they are trying to cover up sectarian violence in their country as acts of terror."

India retorted sharply to Pakistan PM&nbsp;Imran&nbsp;Khan's statement calling the Indian government 'fascists'. Addressing the UN meet&nbsp;Sneha Dubey, First Secretary at UN General Assembly said&nbsp;"While such statements deserve our collective contempt &amp; sympathy for the mindset of the person who utters falsehood repeatedly. I'm taking the floor to set the record straight"
Dubey&nbsp;went on counter Khan's comments by calling them out as mere diversion tactics from the real terror problems reigning in Pakistan "Regrettably,this isn't the first the leader of Pakistan has misused platforms provided by the UN to propagate false &amp; malicious propaganda against my country &amp; seeking in vain to divert world&rsquo;s attention from sad state of his country where terrorists enjoy free pass."
India maintained that they are using their right of reply to one more attempt by the leader of Pakistan to spew falsehoods on the world stage against India.&nbsp;

India slams Pakistan on 'fascist' comment, says terrorists enjoy free pass in Khan's country

India slams Pakistan on 'fascist' comment, says terrorists enjoy free pass in Khan's country. Calls out Pakistan's diversion tactic at the UNGA

India slams Pakistan| Stop diverting and spreading falsehoods

India retorted sharply to Pakistan PM&nbsp;Imran&nbsp;Khan's statement calling the Indian government 'fascists'. Addressing the UN meet&nbsp;Sneha Dubey, First Secretary at UN General Assembly said&nbsp; "While such statements deserve our collective contempt &amp; sympathy for the mindset of the person who utters falsehood repeatedly. I'm taking the floor to set the record straight"
Dubey&nbsp;went on counter Khan's comments by calling them out as mere diversion tactics from the real terror problems reigning in Pakistan "Regrettably,this isn't the first the leader of Pakistan has misused platforms provided by the UN to propagate false &amp; malicious propaganda against my country &amp; seeking in vain to divert world&rsquo;s attention from sad state of his country where terrorists enjoy free pass."
India maintained that they are using their right of reply to one more attempt by the leader of Pakistan to spew falsehoods on the world stage against India.&nbsp;

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