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Army warns of ‘stronger response’ in case of any ‘misadventure’ by India ISPR Director General Ghafoor dismisses statement by Indian Chinar Corps Commander as “usual blatant lies”.
More than 2 million Muslims begin Haj “All of the arms of state have been deployed, we are proud to serve as ‘God’s hosts’,” says security forces spokesman.
Journalists unable to report in occupied Kashmir amid communications blackout: CPJ “I fear that they’ll arrest journalists, especially those who will report what is happening,” says a local news editor.
Meesha’s friend testifies in Ali Zafar’s favour “I didn’t notice anything out of order,” claims Sara Razee, who says she has known both artists for decades.
UN chief calls for ‘maximum restraint’ in occupied Kashmir The secretary general has been following the situation in occupied Kashmir with concern.
‘Complete ban’ on plastic bags in Sindh from October “Say no to plastic bags,” Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah requests in a video message.
PM wonders if global community will find the moral courage to prevent ‘genocide’ in occupied Kashmir Imran Khan predicts Kashmir freedom movement will “gain momentum” if India uses greater military force on Kashmiris.
Maryam Nawaz, Yousuf Abbas remanded in NAB custody until August 21 PML-N workers burn tires outside the judicial complex while chanting slogans against the government.
PM Imran is deluded if he thinks he can scare Sharif family, says Shehbaz Opposition leader accuses government of pushing opposition against the wall.
NAB deputy prosecutor general says was targeted in gun attack Official says is working on several high-profile cases; expresses fear for his family’s safety.
Saad Rafiq’s absence puts trial court judge off Judge was told Khwaja Saad is in Islamabad on production order to attend joint session of parliament.
Entire govt machinery mobilised to cope with rain emergency across Sindh Sindh CM directs local govt department to ensure de-silting of drains and sewers and clearing of choked drains.
Mayhem in NA over Maryam’s arrest Earlier, the National Assembly witnessed a verbal duel between members of PPP and MQM
Opposition plans fresh attempt to oust Sanjrani New move to be tabled after amending rules about secret ballot for voting.
Samjhauta Express train service suspended “The train which operates twice a week every Thursday and Monday would not run any more,” says Sheikh Rashid.
After Samjhauta, Rashid announces discontinuation of Thar Express train service with India “As long as I am railways minister, Samjhauta Express and Thar Express will not operate,” declares Sheikh Rashid.
Girl ‘denies rape by MPA’ in her statement before magistrate The police had lodged an FIR against the MPA under section 376, 377 and 365 of the Pakistan Penal Code.
Pakistan bans all cultural exchanges with India No Indian film will be screened in any Pakistani cinema, says Dr Awan.
Islamabad to still open Kartarpur corridor: FM Qureshi says Pakistan’s facilitation of Afghan peace process will not be affected by escalation in tensions with India.
Traders postpone strike call after talks with FBR chief The traders had announced a strike after the FBR mandated submission of CNICs during the sale and purchase of goods.
Stocks slide below 30,000 level KSE-100 index dips 539 points (1.8 per cent) on Thursday to close at 29,783.
Abraaj founder sentenced to 3 years in prison by UAE court: report The court sentenced Arif Naqvi in absentia in a case involving low-cost carrier Air Arabia, says Bloomberg report.
China to ‘uphold justice for Pakistan’ on Kashmir issue FM Qureshi, Chinese counterpart meet urgently in Beijing; China support’s Pakistan decision to go to UNSC.
Indian forces on high alert after Kashmir Friday prayers The giant Jama Masjid mosque in Srinagar — a longtime focus for separatist protests — remained closed.
Huawei launches own operating system to rival Android The new system, called HarmonyOS, will “bring more harmony and convenience to the world”, says Huawei executive.
Feminists condemn men’s remarks about marrying Kashmiri women “Its deeply sexist,” said Rituparna Chatterjee, an independent journalist and activist.
No phone calls, no groceries: occupied Kashmir on edge under lockdown An eerie silence is broken by an occasional security vehicle whizzing past or the cawing of crows.
A Kashmiri mother tells her son to not come home for Eid Calls made by Kashmiris to their family members were moderated by Indian authorities.
South African batting great Amla calls it quits Amla retiring from all international cricket after a 15-year career during which he hit 55 centuries in 349 matches.
Hafeez, Malik excluded as PCB trims list of contracted players “The PCB has set high standards and targets in its strategic plan for the upcoming season,” says PCB MD.