Listen to the article President Asif Ali Zardari strongly condemned the recent Missile strikes from India to Pakistani territory, describing them as a blatant violation of international law and an act of uninsured aggression. He said that such actions expose the true nature of the Fascist government of India, which favors the political objectives of […]
Listen to the article Pakistan’s political leaders, belonging to governance and opposition parties, gathered to condemn India’s attack on Pakistan. India has carried out air strikes on six different places within Pakistani territory leading to the martyrdom of 26 people, including two girls of three and seven women. In addition, 46 people were injured, including
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On Wednesday, the National Security Committee (NSC) authorized the Armed Forces of Pakistan to undertake corresponding actions in response to Indian air strikes which were targeted several civil zones. The NSC declaration comes following coordinated missile, air and drone strikes launched by the Indian armed forces on the night of May 6 to 7. The
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Listen to the article The board of directors of intermediate and secondary education (Bise) Lahore has postponed the intermediate and registration exams today due to the climbing of tensions between Pakistan and India. Affected examinations include Islamiyat (elective) and the principles of accounting theory exams for Inter Part II, as well as practical IT examination
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Listen to the article The British Council Pakistan has announced that all the exams planned for today would continue as planned, despite increased military tensions between Pakistan and India. In an official declaration published on its Facebook page, the organization said: “All the exams planned for today will take place as planned. We will keep
Listen to the article Pakistan has partially raised restrictions on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, restoring access to certain users without the need for VPN or proxy services. Many X users reported that their accounts were accessible without the use of VPNs or proxy services. The decision marks the end of
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Listen to the article The main Pakistani actors Mahira Khan, Hania Aamir and Fawad Khan strongly condemned the recent military assault of India, which led to the martyrdom of 26 civilians, including children and injuries to at least 46 other people in night air strikes to target several civil zones of Pakistan. Mahira Khan republished
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Listen to the article Pakistan restored flight operations on Lahore and Karachi after the suspension of air space due to operational restrictions, according to a new NOTAM (opinion to aviators) issued by Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority. The closure of the airspace has followed increased security alerts issued after Indian air strikes on the Pakistani territory.
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Listen to the article Islamabad: A constitutional bench of 13 members (CB) of the Supreme Court admitted for having heard the revision requests against the Supreme Court’s decision to grant seats reserved for assemblies in Pakistan Tehreek-E-insaf (PTI), which would be taken up by a CB of 11 members on Wednesday (today). During a hearing
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The director general of inter-service public relations (DG ISPR), lieutenant-general Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, confirmed on Wednesday that 26 civilians were martyred and 46 others injured in Indian air strikes overnight of several civil zones through Pakistan. Speaking during a briefing on Wednesday, the CEO ISPR said that India had made 24 air strikes in six
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