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Rawalpindi: At least 30 terrorists have been eliminated in three separate military engagements in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa – a province where the security situation remains volatile due to its proximity to Afghanistan where terrorists appear to be free to find orchestrated attacks inside the Pakistan. “On 24 and 25 January 2025, thirty Khwarij were killed in three

Islamabad: Government security forces and efforts are underway to guarantee the release of individuals kidnapped by Khwarjis to Lakki Marwat, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. According to security sources, Khwarjis had removed workers associated with a mining project in the Kabul Khel region in Lakki Marwat on January 9. The workers were on the way to work when the

Islamabad: Judge of the Supreme Court, Mansoor Ali Shah, underlined on Saturday the need to adopt another dispute settlement mechanism (ADR) to approach the back of business and the shortage of judges in the country. Speaking during a seminar of the federal capital, the main judge highlighted the state of the judicial system and proposed

Islamabad: Jammu President Kashmir Salvation Movement (JKSM), Altaf Ahmed Bhat, reiterated the cashmiriens’ commitment to their peaceful struggle for freedom on Saturday, condemning the extrajudicial executions of civilians and the current military occupation. Bhat stressed that the liberation movement is not against the Indian people but is rooted in the claim of self -determination promised

Islamabad: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has issued a notice to the federal investigating agency in the Toshakhana 2.0 case. According to a written order of hearing of the petition seeking release of PTI founder Imran Khan and his spouse Bushra Bibi, the IHC said the petitioners claimed that the case had no legal standing

Lahore: A winter drought ravages crops in Punjab, the farmers said, the region being dried up by a 40% drop in precipitation. Pakistan – which houses more than 240 million people – ranks among the countries most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, which, according to scientists, make extreme weather events more common and

Islamabad: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is coordinating the repatriation of 22 Pakistani survivors of the recent maritime incident near the port of Dakhla in Morocco. After thorough investigations and careful coordination with Moroccan authorities, these people will be returned to Pakistan in batches, the Foreign Office spokesperson said on Saturday. The Pakistani Embassy in

Karachi: In South Asia, the climate crisis has made monsoons more ferocious, heat waves more severe and floods more relentless – transforming nature’s wrath from a distant threat into an immediate reality that is reshaping landscapes, disrupting lives and deepens vulnerabilities across a wide range of human concerns, including education. According to a recent UNICEF