Samaa tv journalist, Kiran Naz interviewed the Taliban’s Spokesperson, Sohail Shaheen who shares the Talib perceptions on Indian involvement and the role of Pakistan as a facilitator of peace in the region.
The National Assembly Standing Committee on Human Rights held a recent meeting to discuss the alarming issue of a kill list revealed by former TTP spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan. The alleged kill list includes names of prominent public figures.
To ensure the operational readiness of Army Strategic Forces Command, Pakistan conducted the successful launch of its surface-to-surface ballistic missile, Ghaznavi. As per ISPR, missile Ghaznavi is capable of delivering multiple types of warheads up to a range of 290 kilometers.
According to Moonis Elahi, the Minister for Water Resources, the dam fund set up by former Chief Justice Saqib Nisar gathered more than Rs. 12.93 billion. However, currently, the account holds only Rs. 799,358. None of the money was spent on the construction of the dam.
Maryam Nawaz recently announced her son's wedding date. Taking to Twitter, she also lamented how she won't be able to attend the ceremony due to certain "bogus cases" against her.
The Taliban's recent capture of the Indian gunship on Wednesday signifies the receding Indian clout in Afghanistan and the inability of the Afghan forces to put up a defense.
Recently, PML-N lawmaker proposed a bill aimed towards increasing stricter punishments for people practicing black magic. However, NA rejected the bill after referring it to the Standing Committee of the Ministry of Home Affairs for revision.
Pakistan’s top policy think tank, IPRI sheds light on the disinformation campaign launched by India and Afghanistan to sabotage Pakistan’s role as a mediator to the conflict. G5iO has extracted data analytics to deconstruct coordinated disinformation tactics launched by them.
Pakistan’s High Commissioner (HC)to the UK Moazzam Ahmad Khan on Tuesday said he respects the UK's decision but it is based on the “wrong approach.” He is optimistic that the British government will remove Pakistan from its red list in the upcoming travel update on August 25.
The DGP J&K in a statement on Tuesday said that many young men went to Pakistan on valid documents about student or tourist visas in 2017-18 and came back as terrorists. He accused ISI of sponsoring such terrorism and unrest in the Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
