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BLA continues genocidal campaign against educated Baloch

QUETTA:  Baloch police officer, Amjad Ababki, was martyred in broad daylight today in Quetta’s Sariab Road area near Jungle Bagh, after being targeted by the proscribed terrorist organization Baloch Liberation Army (BLA). This proscribed organization, declared as a terrorist outfit by the government, the United Nations, and other international bodies, the BLA continues to wage […]

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Indian airlines continue to suffer due to closure of Pakistani airspace

Indian airlines continue to suffer due to closure of Pakistani airspace

KARACHI: Indian flights are facing severe difficulties and losses after the closure of Pakistani airspace for Indian flights continues. According to reports, After the incident in Pahalgam area of ​​occupied Kashmir and Indian aggression towards Pakistan, the Islamabad decided to close the Pakistani airspace for the Indian flights. 10 days have passed since the closure

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Another victim of Nushki oil tanker blast dies, death toll reaches 13

QUETTA: Another injured person who was burnt in the Nushki oil tanker blast has died in a Karachi hospital, taking the death toll in the incident to 13. While talking to local news channel, Edhi officials confirmed that 33-year-old Jahanzeb who was burnt in the explosion inside an oil tanker near Nushki area of ​​Balochistan

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Prisoners freed, policemen abducted in Kalat highway ambush

QUETTA – In a brazen attack on Saturday, armed assailants intercepted a prison transport vehicle near Mangocher on the Quetta-Karachi highway, freeing 10 inmates and taking five police officials hostage. According to officials, the prisoners were being transported from Gadani Jail to Quetta and Mach Central Jail for court hearings, using a privately hired van.

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Pakistan sets a better example on minority rights than India: Senator Dhanesh Kumar

LASBELA – Senator Dhanesh Kumar has strongly rejected the Indian government’s accusations regarding the treatment of minorities in Pakistan, describing them as baseless propaganda. He emphasized that religious minorities in Pakistan, including the Hindu community, enjoy constitutional freedoms and social acceptance that far exceed the conditions faced by minorities in India. Speaking during the annual

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Iran steps up efforts to ease Pakistan-India strain

ISLAMABAD: Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is scheduled to visit Pakistan tomorrow for high-level talks with the country’s leadership as part of Tehran’s diplomatic initiative to reduce tensions between Pakistan and India. Following his visit to Pakistan, Araghchi will travel to India to hold meetings with the Indian leadership. According to the spokesperson of

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Pakistan to alert UN over India’s hostile moves

ISLAMABAD – In a significant diplomatic move, Pakistan has decided to update the United Nations on the escalating regional tensions and India’s increasingly hostile stance. According to media reports, Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar has directed Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations to convene a meeting of the UN Security Council

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Balochistan Rising: youth leads the charge against terrorism

Quetta – Balochistan is witnessing a remarkable turnaround in its security and development landscape, with an 87% decline in terrorist attacks reported in recent assessments. A new report on peace, law and order, and socio-economic progress in the province attributes this improvement to both the rejection of violence by Baloch tribes and the proactive efforts

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Indus Waters Treaty violations: Commission sends report on India’s breaches to government

LAHORE:  The Indus Water Commission has submitted a comprehensive report to the government, detailing India’s violations of the Indus Waters Treaty. The report highlights India’s construction of three major dams, which the Commission asserts are in clear violation of the 1960 agreement. According to sources within the Commission, India has built the Baglihar Dam (2005),

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