COAS said that "there is dire need of human development in the fields of education, health, infrastructure and environment." While talking about the current situation, the COAS stressed the need to stay united to thwart hostile attempts targeted to divide the country.

Pakistan has asked for a joint probe into the incident, demanding clarifications from New Delhi over its safety mechanism to prevent accidental missile launches.

The Health Minister said that a state of the art centralized nerve centre was planned and 12 cancer centers were being upgraded to control cases and facilitate patients.

The second phase of CPEC had already started and would focus on the industrialization.

Following the opposition's submission of the vote of no confidence, Imran Khan is relying on the support of the coalition parties and his allies to survive the motion.

Defence Analyst Dr. Mohammad Ali Syed reiterates FO's stance, asking New Delhi to explain whether the missile was handled by its armed forces or some rogue elements.

The opposition has presented the vote of no confidence to topple the federal government, accusing it of mismanaging the economy and of poor governance.

India’s “accidental” missile launch into Pakistan has put its nuclear security under question. TV anchors and social media users have been slamming India over its "accidental" missile firing.

Soon after the announcement, the PM ordered Sindh Governor Imran Ismail to pacify the situation. Speaking to the media after the meeting, Ismail confirmed that he was in Lahore on the prime minister's directives and would convey the group's "requests, recommendations and reservations" to PM Imran.

On Saturday, the minister for information and broadcasting, Fawad Chaudhary, announced that the "Punjab Government has generated Rs. 36 billion by auctioning 7 plots in the Central Business District (CBD) project". The plots presented in the auction are situated in Pakistan's first planned downtown, "The Downtown Lahore''.

Both countries have pledged no first use of a nuclear weapon, but the recent missile accident immediately raised questions about the safety mechanisms in their systems. Here is a look at their nuclear capabilities:

According to broader public opinion, the Sindh government has failed the province. The social media users have hit out at Pakistan People’s Party, which has been ruling the province for over a decade now, saying that it is keeping Bhutto alive through ghost schools.