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Chinese telecom equipment meant for Pak army ends up in hands of terrorists in J-K
'Ultra Set' handsets seized in encounters operate on radio waves, linked to a control station in Pakistan, and use Chinese satellites for message transmission.
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Chinese President Xi agree to upgrade CPEC
The CPEC, which connects Gwadar Port in Pakistan's Balochistan with China's Xinjiang province, is the flagship project of China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The BRI is seen as an attempt by China to further its influence abroad with infrastructure projects funded by Chinese investments across the world. China has also invested billions in various power projects and road networks in Pakistan under the USD 65 billion CPEC plan, but the implementation of various projects has slowed in recent months.
Pakistan's PM Shehbaz Sharif says 1998 nuclear tests ensured 'credible minimum deterrence'
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif commemorated the 26th anniversary of Pakistan's first successful nuclear tests, highlighting the nation's journey towards credible minimum deterrence. Pakistan conducted six tests on May 28, 1998, in response to India's tests, becoming the seventh nuclear nation and the first Muslim state with nuclear capabilities. Designated as Youm-e-Takbeer, the day was declared a public holiday.
Veteran Pakistani actor Talat Hussain loses fight with prolonged illness at 83
A radio, TV, theatre, and cinema veteran, Hussain was known for serials such as "Bandish", "Karwaan", "Hawain" and "Parchaiyan" as well as movies "Chiragh Jalta Raha", "Gumnaam", "Actor in Law" and Indian film "Sauten Ki Beti".
‘I had nightmares of headless soldiers walking down Kargil peaks’
Lt Col (retd) Sada S Peter, who was a battery commander of the Rocket Regiment, recollects his days and nights at the Kargil war — and his battle for sanity thereafter
A decade after India's Chandrayaan, Pakistan's maiden lunar mission 'Cube Qamar' jets off, thanks to China
China and Pakistan are making remarkable strides in space exploration with their respective lunar missions. China's Chang'e-6 mission and Pakistan's ICUBE-Q mission highlight the growing capabilities and ambitions of these nations in the field of space technology. These missions are expected to yield valuable insights into the moon's composition and history, contributing to our broader understanding of the universe.
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Out of 57 UAPA terrorists, three have died in Pakistan
57 individuals designated as terrorists under UAPA Act, with 3 reported dead in Pakistan. Amendments in 2019 included Dawood Ibrahim, Hafiz Saeed, Jaish-e-Mohammad. List expanded during 2020-2023 with 20 killings in Pakistan. 7 pro-Khalistan elements wanted, based internationally.
Iranian Prez Raisi and Pak PM Sharif agree on joint efforts to eradicate terrorism months after tit-for-tat air strikes
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi discussed cooperation and trade, aiming to eradicate terrorism and strengthen bilateral ties. Raisi, the first head of state to visit Pakistan after its recent elections, called for boosting trade to USD 10 billion. Sharif praised Raisi's leadership and hoped for progress in border trade. The visit, aimed at enhancing diverse fields of cooperation, comes after tensions earlier this year. Both leaders expressed commitment to peace and dialogue, signaling a renewed effort to strengthen Pakistan-Iran relations.
Why is bankrupt Pakistan installing more mobile cell towers along the Indian border?
Telecom towers along the Line of Control in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir have increased, aiding terrorists with encrypted communication. Violating international law, these towers use CDMA technology and Chinese encryption. Traditional countermeasures are ineffective, prompting the need for advanced detection capabilities to neutralize security threats.
Pakistan increases telecom towers in PoK to help terror groups: Officials
Increased deployment of telecom towers along the Line of Control in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK) is aiding terrorists in infiltration activities. Terror groups utilize encrypted YSMS services, connecting handlers in PoK with infiltrating groups in Jammu, evading detection by the Indian army or BSF.
Ibrahim Zadran makes bold statement, dedicates his POTM award to Afghanistan people sent back from Pakistan
Afghanistan batter Ibrahim Zadran dedicated his Player of the Match award to Afghan refugees who were deported from Pakistan. Zadran scored 87 runs in Afghanistan's victory over Pakistan in the ICC World Cup 2023. He praised his teammate Rahmanullah Gurbaz and credited their strong partnership for their success. Pakistan has deported over 51,000 Afghan refugees since announcing the deadline for the expulsion of undocumented migrants.
How to follow India vs. Pakistan cricket World Cup clash on the go
As the Indian Cricket Team faces off against Pakistan in the ICC Cricket World Cup, cricket enthusiasts in India are finding various ways to stay updated with the match. Options include listening to the match on the radio, streaming it online through platforms like Hotstar or YouTube, or using sports apps to track the match.
Pakistan government struggles to find a fix to 'electricity price shock' amid countrywide protests
The price of petrol and high-speed diesel is estimated to rise by about PKR 9-10 per litre and PKR 18-20 per litre, respectively on August 31. Furthermore, the price of kerosene is slated to rise by about PKR 13 per litre, based on existing tax rates and import parity price, particularly due to currency depreciation and slight increase in international oil prices, the Dawn report said.
Our armed forces will give befitting reply to anyone trying to cast an evil eye on India: Rajnath Singh
India's Defence Minister, Rajnath Singh, stated that the country, although peace-loving, will not tolerate ill intentions or hostility from anyone. In a message to soldiers, Singh expressed the government's commitment to providing the military with the latest training and equipment to meet future challenges.
President Alvi calls for unity as Pakistan celebrates 76th Independence Day
Pakistan’s President Arif Alvi urged politicians to forget their differences as the nation celebrated Independence Day. He also expressed thanks to friendly countries that have supported Pakistan as it struggles with an economic crisis. Mr Alvi predicted the country could become “developed” within a few years if familiar problems such as nepotism could be overcome.
Historic Radio Pakistan building in Peshawar vandalised during violent protests over former PM Khan's arrest
Director General of Radio Pakistan, Tahir Hussian confirmed that the building in Peshawar was attacked by violent protesters, the report added. He said that the protesters wreaked havoc in the newsroom and various other sections of the radio station. "The miscreants entered the newsroom and radio audio room and set fire to the furniture inside," he said, adding that a mob also attacked the staff at the office.
Imran Khan sent to 8-day remand amid violent protests across Pakistan; Court indicts ex-PM in another graft case
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has been granted eight days of questioning following his surprise arrest earlier this week. His detention sparked violent clashes throughout the nation as his supporters and police clashed, leading to four deaths. Khan lost power last year but remains the country's most popular opposition leader and is the seventh former Prime Minister to have been arrested in Pakistan.
Pak Army deployed in Islamabad, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan to contain violent protests
As many as 10 companies of the army have been requested to be deployed in the province of 120 million to control the situation. The federal government has approved deployment of the Army in Punjab.
PoK impressed by J-K's development, questions Pakistan's fraud narrative
The News Intervention reported on the devastation caused in Kashmir during the 1980s and 1990s, as young men were brainwashed into believing in the "Jihad" to liberate Kashmir. Millions of rupees that could have been invested in human development were instead invested in negativity and destructive activities, while the Pakistani generals, politicians, and clerics who supported the Jihad benefited financially.
Pakistani actor Qavi Khan passes away at 80
Pakistani Veteran actor Qavi Khan, 80, died on Sunday due to cancer in Canada.
Pakistan mosque blast: Death toll reaches 93, outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan claims responsibility for attack
The death toll from a powerful suicide bombing at a crowded Peshawar mosque in northwestern Pakistan rose to 93 on Tuesday after rescue teams retrieved more bodies from the debris, police said. The outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has taken responsibility for the attack which took place inside the mosque in the high-security Police Lines area on Monday.
6.3 magnitude quake jolts several parts of Pakistan
The department also reported that the latest tremor hit the country at around 12:54 pm and had a longitude of 69.65 East and a latitude of 38.65 North. However, the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre, an independent tracker of earthquakes through crowdsourced information, said that the earthquake took place near Attock in Punjab province of Pakistan.
Pakistan media regulatory body seals offices of two more cable operators for airing Indian content
In a statement, the PEMRA said its regional office in Multan conducted "surprise inspections" in Muzaffargarh and surrounding areas and sealed two cable operators -- M/s Khangarh Cable Network in Khangarh and M/s Zee Cable Network in Muzaffargarh.
Nepal plane crash: Death toll rises to 70; authorities begin to handover victims' bodies to family members
Two more persons are still missing and the search operation is continuing, according to the Nepal Army sources. As one more body was recovered from the accident site at Seti River gorge in Pokhara valley, on Monday night, the total number of confirmed dead has climbed to 70, the sources said.
Pakistan media regulatory body cracks down on cable operators airing Indian content
The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) field staff conducted raids at four cable operators "for airing illegal Indian channels as well as Indian content," the watchdog said in a statement.
Prasar Bharati to soon push for upgradation of transmitters along Pakistan, Nepal borders
All India Radio and Doordarshan are still considered as the most credible and trusted brands, and efforts will be made to further strengthen the two wings under the recently approved Broadcast Infrastructure Network Development (BIND) scheme, Gaurav Dwivedi said.
Pakistan says may import food items from India
Addressing a press conference here, Ismail said the government could "consider importing vegetables and other edible items from India" to facilitate people after recent floods destroyed crops across the country, state-owned Radio Pakistan reported. When a journalist told him that in the past, ministers advocating trade with India had to go home, Ismail said he was not afraid of it.
Justin Langer resigns as coach of Australian cricket team
Langer's departure followed media reports that he had reacted angrily during a recent meeting with Cricket Australia over his contract and had been asked to reapply for the role.
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