[Current Affairs] November 01,2020 Top Pakistan Current Affairs for Entry Test Preparation
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Pakistan rejects India’s irresponsible statement on Gilgit-Baltistan. Pakistan on Sunday categorically rejected the Indian ministry of external affairs’ irresponsible and unwarranted statement regarding Gilgit-Baltistan
Saudi Arabia resumes international Umrah pilgrimage. The third phase of Umrah pilgrimage resumption for Muslims belonging to foreign countries has started today (Sunday).
23 Kashmiris martyred by Indian troops in October. At least 23 Kashmiris, including a woman, were martyred by Indian troops in occupied Jammu and Kashmir during the last month
Govt Decides To Give Provisional Status To GB keeping in view UNSC resolutions: PM. Prime Minister Imran Khan says the government has decided to give provisional provincial status to Gilgit-Baltistan keeping in view the UN Security Council (UNSC) resolutions.
FO Rejects Fake News About Pakistani Diaspora In France. Foreign Office has taken notice of some fake news regarding Pakistani diaspora in France being spread by some sections of Indian media and dummy twitter accounts.
Pakistan sends COVID-19 medical aid to Syria. Pakistan on Sunday sent medical supplies to Syria to support its fight against the coronavirus pandemic,
Iran imposes travel restrictions as virus deaths hit record. Iran on Sunday said it will restrict travel to the cities hit hardest by the novel coronavirus, state TV said, amid a record high of daily Covid-19 deaths.
Pakistan in Series Against Zimbabwe. Iftikhar Ahmed and captain Babar Azam produced stellar performances as Pakistan secured a ODI series win against Zimbabwe in Rawalpindi on Sunday.