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The USF approves seven projects of a value of RS7.4b

Islamabad: The Universal Service Fund (USF) has Greenlit Seven Projects Transformers worth 7.49 billion rupees, aimed at providing high speed internet connectivity and 0.96 million residents in 347 Mauzas in 10 districts. The two optical fiber cable projects (OFC) will allow large -speed large -band services for 2.8 million residents in two districts. The amount […]

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The suicide suicide bomber shot from death while CTD Foils Terrorist Attack in Peshawar

Listen to the article Peshawar: The KHYBER-PAKHTUNKHWA (KP) Terrorism Department (KP) has foiled a major terrorist land, killing a suicide bomber and its manager during an intelligence-based operation in the Shamshatoo zone in Peshawar. According to CTD officials, the operation was carried out during a warning, preventing what could have been a significant attack on

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The military leader of Iran thanks Pakistan for his support during a conflict with Israel

Listen to the article The chief of staff of the army, Marshal Asim Munnir, received a call from the best Iranian military commander on Sunday, Tehran, thanking Islamabad for his support during the 12-day war with Israel, reported the Iranian press television media. During the conversation, Major-General Abdolrahim Mousavi, chief of staff of the Iranian

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Monsoon pains, sudden floods claim that 45 lives across Pakistan

Listen to the article The heavy rains and the sudden floods across Pakistan have killed 45 people in just a few days since the start of the monsoon season, disaster management managers announced on Sunday. The highest toll was recorded in the province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) which borders Afghanistan, where 10 children were among 21

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PPP likely to reach the center as power sharing discussions advance

Listen to the article After having extended crucial support for the federal budget, the Pakistani peoples’ party (PPP) should officially join the federal government in July, the distribution of ministries likely to be finalized next month, sources told Express News. This decision comes after weeks of tension between the PPP and the PakSitan Muslims League

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The head of Jui-F says that Govt lacks mandate, warns of the protest

Listen to the article The chief of his own faction of Jamiat Ulema-I-Islam (JUI-F), Maulana Fazlur Rehman issued a severe warning to the federal government on Sunday, saying that his party could “take control of Islamabad in a week’s notice” if he was pushed by the edge. Addressing the Shaair-E-Islam conference in Battagram, the head

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At least two terrorists killed in the Duki Du Balutchistan district: ISPR

Listen to the article The security forces killed two terrorists supported by the Indians and arrested two others during an intelligence -based operation in the Duki district of Balutchistan, the media wing said on Sunday. The operation was launched on reports on the presence of members of Fitna Al Hindustan, described by the military as

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Pakistan marks the birthday of Ranjit Singh in the middle of the absence of Indian sikhs pilgrims

Listen to the article Pakistan marked on Saturday 186th anniversary of the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh with solemn ceremonies in Gurdwara Dera Sahib in Lahore, but the absence of Indian Sikh pilgrims projects a shadow on the commemorations. The Indian authorities have denied the authorization of a delegation of Sikhs to go to Pakistan

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India again admits jet losses in the Pakistani conflict, citing political limits

Listen to the article An Indian Defense official admitted that the country’s air force “lost planes” on the night of May 7 when they launched an unsuccessful attack on civil sites in Pakistan during the recent 86 -hour war between the two nuclear powers. Captain Shiv Kumar, an Indian defense attaché, made the declaration by

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