Webdesk: A 70-year-old tourist from Maharashtra was raped in a hotel room in Pahalgam, with the case of a tourist raped in IIOJK once again raising serious concerns over women’s safety, especially under India’s heavy military presence, which it claims is meant for security. In Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), women remain vulnerable […]
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WEBDESK: Pakistan has welcomed the decision by the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague, which endorsed Pakistan’s stance and called upon India to comply with the Indus Waters Treaty. The Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) confirmed its jurisdiction on June 27, 2025 at The Hague to hear Pakistan’s case against India regarding the
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WEBDESK: Lahore has experienced earthquake tremors today, causing residents to feel the jolt across the city. Earthquake tremors felt in Lahore and other cities of Punjab, spreading fear among citizens. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the earthquake’s magnitude was recorded at 4.4, with a depth of 14 kilometers. Its epicenter was located southwest
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Webdesk: Countries across Europe are facing record-breaking heatwaves and heat alerts in cities across Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, the UK, and others in recent days due to unusually high temperatures reaching dangerous levels. Europe is experiencing dangerously high temperatures, with several countries recording extreme heat crossing 40°C. This abnormal climate has caused alerts of emergency
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WEBDESK: Pakistan assumed the UN Security Council presidency on Tuesday, as the world grapples with escalating conflicts, complex geopolitical tensions, and mounting doubts over the effectiveness of global institutions. When the world is struggling with the rising tensions in various regions, increasing geopolitical polarities, and diminishing faith in multilateral institutions, Pakistan came to preside over
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WEBDESK: India’s censor board forced filmmakers to include Prime Minister Modi’s quote in a non-political film, without giving an official reason, but part of the growing political influence in cinema, this is the cost of Modi’s India. India’s censor board has reportedly forced the creators of Sitaare Zameen Par, a non-political film, to insert a
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WEBDESK: The floodgates of the Salal Dam on the Chenab River in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir’s (IIOJK) Reasi district have been opened due to a significant rise in water levels following days of heavy rainfall. According to independent findings by Azaad Research, the opening of the dam gates directly exposes the hollow claims
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WEBDESK: When Pakistan delivers one diplomatic blow after another to India, raising the Kashmir issue on international platforms, amplifying Khalistan voices in the West, and seeing Modi’s government under fire in global media, the Indian public is conveniently distracted. Enter “Mann Ki Baat,” a monthly radio spectacle designed to shift attention from uncomfortable truths. According
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WEBDESK: The Modi government is once again being accused of misleading the public, this time under the name of a space mission. Media reports reveal that INR 5 billion were spent to secure a seat on a foreign space mission, which is now being presented by pro-government media as a major national achievement. However, this
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WEBDESK: Iran has launched an investigation into Indian software and technology firms operating within its borders, suspecting that they may have provided Israel with backdoor access during the Iran-Israel conflict. According to Iranian media reports, this breach could have enabled Israel to gather sensitive digital data. Officials in Tehran are particularly concerned because many of
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