WEBDESK: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif will travel to Baku, Azerbaijan, to attend the 17th Summit of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO), taking place from July 3 to 4. This year’s summit is being held under the theme “New ECO Vision for a Sustainable and Climate Resilient Future.” The Prime Minister will lead Pakistan’s delegation […]
PM Shehbaz Sharif to attend ECO summit in Azerbaijan Read More »
WEBDESK: Pakistan weather update: The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has cautioned that heavy weather conditions are likely to hit greater chunks of Pakistan between July 2 and 8. The NDMA has instructed individuals situated in the susceptible places to be prepared and not to be in unnecessary motion until the end of this period.
Pakistan weather update: NDMA warns of flash floods, GLOFs, urban flooding Read More »
WEBDESK: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expressed gratitude to the Saudi high leadership for its significant role in promoting regional peace in the Middle East and for mediating in the recent ceasefire between Pakistan and India. During a meeting with Nawaf bin Saeed Al-Maliki in Islamabad on Wednesday, the Prime Minister recalled his warm and
Pakistan lauds Saudi high leadership for role in regional peace mediation Read More »
WEBDESK: Indian journalist and well-known news anchor Ravish Kumar, known for his neutral reporting style, has strongly criticised India’s mainstream media, often referred to as “Godi Media”, for promoting tensions between Pakistan and India. In his recent remarks, Kumar questioned why the same media that once fuelled hostility around the clock is now nowhere to
Indian journalist Ravish Kumar slams godi media over anti-Pakistan propaganda Read More »
WEBDESK: In a significant diplomatic development, the four-nation QUAD alliance, comprising the United States, Japan, Australia, and India, condemned the false flag attack that took place in the Pahalgam area of Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir on April 22. However, the bloc notably refrained from endorsing India’s baseless allegations against Pakistan. The joint statement issued following
QUAD refuses to back India’s allegations against Pakistan over Pahalgam attack Read More »
WEBDESK: A new controversy has erupted in India as Azaan banned on loudspeakers in Mumbai’s mosques under the BJP government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The incident took place in Mumbai, Maharashtra, this week, and involved Muslim worshippers, police officials, and the city’s religious institutions. According to reports, Mumbai Police have claimed that the
Azaan banned on loudspeakers in Mumbai, Muslims forced to use mobile apps Read More »
WEBDESK: Speaking on Wednesday at an international conference titled “Pakistan’s Fight Against Terrorism: For the World” in Islamabad, Bilawal Bhutto called terrorism a global issue and said Pakistan has made enormous sacrifices, both in lives and resources, in the fight against terror. “Surrender is not a word in Pakistan’s dictionary,” he declared. Chairman Pakistan Peoples
Surrender is not in Pakistan’s dictionary, says Bilawal Bhutto Read More »
WEBDESK: A shocking case has emerged from Bilaspur village in Gautam Buddha Nagar district, where a labourer woman, Sakina, and her son, Shafiqur Rahman, were beaten in UP by a BJP leader using slippers and sticks. Reports indicate that the incident took place on Monday, June 30, in Bilaspur town, located in the Dankaur area
BJP’s culture of cruelty: Muslim labourer woman, son beaten in UP Read More »
Webdesk: Pakistan weather update: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has said that hot and humid weather is expected to persist across much of the country on Wednesday, though rain, wind, and thundershowers may occur in some northern and upper areas. In the capital Islamabad, the weather is likely to remain humid and partly cloudy, with
Pakistan weather update: Heat, humidity to persist; patchy rain expected Read More »
Webdesk: In a routine diplomatic exchange mandated under a 2008 bilateral agreement, Pakistan and India on Monday shared prisoner lists, held in each other’s custody. The exchange took place through official diplomatic channels, as required under the Agreement on Consular Access, which obliges both countries to share such lists twice annually, on January 1 and
Pakistan, India exchange prisoner lists; Islamabad demands action on detainee rights Read More »
