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Saudi, UAE ministers arriving today to discuss regional situation FM Qureshi speaks to the foreign ministers of Iran, Bangladesh and Turkey over the Kashmir issue.
PM Imran meets Saudi, UAE foreign ministers to discuss Kashmir issue The ministers are also expected to hold a meeting with Army Chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa.
The incredible adventures of 7 Parsi men who cycled across the world a century ago Through resourcefulness and strength, the men from Bombay overcame all kinds of obstacles and hardships.
Exiting Afghanistan It is still unclear what kind of political setup the Taliban would be willing to work within.
Govt bid to ‘rule through ordinances’ infuriates opposition Leader of the House in the Senate Syed Shibli Faraz accuses the opposition of misusing its numerical strength.
Hamza Shahbaz sent to jail on 14-day judicial remand Lahore accountability court rejects NAB’s plea for extension in physical remand of the PML-N leader.
Talks between Pakistan, India on Kartarpur corridor held in positive environment: FO spokesperson Dr Mohammad Faisal says Pakistan has completed 90pc of the work regarding the corridor.
We are with Kashmiris in their struggle for independence: DG ISPR Maj Gen Ghafoor at press conference says a “befitting response” will be given to any false-flag operation by India.
6 ‘IS militants’ killed in security operation in Quetta: police One official of Balochistan Constabulary martyred in operation, 8 ATF personnel injured, says Balochistan IGP.
Pakistan’s deforestation rate world’s highest, observes LHC LHC orders Punjab govt, DHA and various development authorities to make a comprehensive policy to increase forest cover.
‘Forced conversion’ case: Issue resolved after talks between Punjab govt, Sikh community “The girl is safe and in touch with her family,” announces Punjab Governor Chaudhry Sarwar.
PM assures magnates of pro-business policies PM Imran invites industrialists and businessmen to present their proposals to the government for improving the economy.
Outcry causes govt rethink of gas cess relief Omar Ayub says the cabinet had detailed discussions on the GIDC issue and various questions being raised in the media.
Ban on import of Indian medicines lifted SROs state that ban on trade with India will remain effective but won’t apply to therapeutic products regulated by Drap.
Srinagar mayor placed under house arrest following comments on occupied Kashmir “Containing a sentiment in the aftermath of a radical decision doesn’t mean situation is normal,” the mayor had said.
Kashmir Press Club in Srinagar says journalists being ‘coerced’, demands lifting of blockade “KPC demands that the government restore internet and telephone facility to journalists and media outlets.”
Karachi still among world’s 10 least liveable cities Austrian capital Vienna retains its ranking as the world’s most liveable city.
OIC condemns ‘inhuman curfew’; calls for immediate restoration of civil liberties in occupied Kashmir Says the entire occupied Kashmir has turned into the world’s largest prison.
US urges all parties to show restraint on Kashmir issue “We continue to call for calm and restraint, including on rhetoric,” says State Department official quoted by US media.
Babri mosque litigant Iqbal Ansari ‘threatened’ to withdraw case “They asked me to withdraw my claim from the dispute, threatening that [they] would otherwise shoot me,” says Ansari.
Thousands march to Indian High Commission in London as occupied Kashmir lockdown enters 30th day People of Pakistani, Kashmiri and British origin take out Kashmir freedom rally from Parliament Square to Indian HC.
PCB to announce appointments of Misbah, Waqar today The duo got the nod from a five-member panel, which interviewed several candidates and submitted their recommendations.