Test Cricket Update: Babar Azam’s hand injury is still being assessed after he trained at Headingley; Pakistan will decide his availability for the 1st Test vs England after Tuesday’s practice, with Shan Masood also taking part. Diplomacy & Security: Pakistan rejected India’s claims linking Islamabad to arrests, calling it a “malicious campaign” and urging accountability for alleged state-sponsored terrorism. Parliament Watch: The Senate suspended its business agenda to debate Imran Khan’s health, with opposition pressing for hospital transfer. Tax & Economy: FBR cut fair market values for FOECHS plots in Rawalpindi, while the Federal Constitutional Court allowed Zong to adjust tax credit against super tax. Governance & Health: Hepatitis screening of Islamabad government employees begins today, with free PCR tests and medicines for positives. Punjab Services: Maryam Nawaz Sharif reviewed clean drinking water plans across multiple districts, including filtration plants and new sources. International Role: Pakistan assumed the UN Conference on Disarmament presidency in Geneva, steering consultations on arms control amid global tensions. Business & Trade: Riyadh Air launched direct flights to Pakistan; Pakistan also targets USD 25.1bn ICT exports by 2030 and pushes cashless payments via Z-Wallet. Sports (Hockey): India’s 4-2 loss to England turns Pakistan’s World Cup Pool D match into a qualification must-win for India.