| Business Mergers and acquisitions: Lucky Cement led group buys ICI Pakistan for $152m Farooq Tirmizi The Yunus Brothers Group has bought out a 75.8% stake in ICI Pakistan from the Dutch paints giant AkzoNobel for Rs14.4 billion ($152.5 million), beating out two other bidders for the prized chemical company. Time is up: Government to wipe out CNG sector gradually Our Correspondents Minister for Petroleum Dr Asim Hussain, while terming the compressed natural gas (CNG) promotion policy by the previous government as a false step, has aimed to phase-out the CNG sector gradually throughout Pakistan in coming years to save the industrial and domestic sector from gas curtailments in future. _______________________________________________ Sports Hockey: Greenshirts salvage a draw in opener Fawad Hussain Pakistan bounced back from warm-up defeats to hold Spain to a 1-1 draw and earn a point on the opening day of the men's field hockey competition that kicked off at the Riverbank Arena in London. Swimming: Next target, Rio 2016, says Anam Banday Natasha Raheel Anam Banday has taken her Olympics heartbreak in her stride, preparing herself for the next edition already and looking forward to putting in 30 hours of pool time and 10 hours of gym every week. _______________________________________________ Life & Style Will Tele-Dramas Be The Death of Pashto Cinema? Rafay Mahmood The real charm of cinema for a viewer lies in the theatrical and congregational experience; a large screen, high-quality audio, movie popcorn and a crowd of people are essential to movie enjoyment. Sanki King's graffiti knows no boundaries Saadia Qamar Abdullah Ahmed Khan aka Sanki King, is a 22-year-old self made graffiti artist in Pakistan. A member of an old-school American graffiti crew in New York, Beyond Mankind Krew (BMK), some would go as far as saying that Sanki is the pioneer of graffiti art in the country. _______________________________________________ | 
