WASHINGTON: Former US President Donald Trump has stated that he personally intervened to prevent military conflict between India and Pakistan, using trade as a key point of leverage. Speaking during a Diwali event, Mr. Trump revealed he had recently spoken with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He described their conversation as positive, covering topics like trade […]
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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Super League (PSL) is set for a major expansion, with plans to add two new franchise teams for its eleventh edition. The announcement was made informally by the Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Mohsin Naqvi. This move will increase the total number of teams in the country’s premier T20 competition from
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QUETTA: The Balochistan Food Authority (BFA) has intensified its campaign against the sale of unhygienic and substandard meat in Quetta and its surrounding areas. During a special drive, food safety teams inspected a total of 41 meat shops. The operation led to fines for 22 butchers who were found violating hygiene and meat storage regulations. In
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GWADAR: In a move to reclaim state property, Deputy Commissioner Hamoodur Rehman conducted a surprise inspection of the Government Boys Degree College Syed Zahoor Shah to address the issue of illegal land encroachments. During the visit, the DC was accompanied by the college principal, Naseer Ahmed Baloch, and a former official from the Building and
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KARACHI: In a significant move to regulate inter-provincial transport, officials from Balochistan’s transport authority have conducted an inspection at a key Karachi fuel terminal. The visit to the PSO Terminal was made by Haji Jan Muhammad, the Assistant Revenue Officer of the Provincial Transport Authority (PTA). He was acting on the special directives of Balochistan’s Secretary
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JAFFARABAD: In a move to address public concerns directly, the Jaffarabad district administration organised an open court in the Ramzepur union council, following the directives of the Balochistan government. The event was chaired by Deputy Commissioner Khalid Khan and was also attended by FC Lieutenant Colonel Rizwan Tayyab and other senior district officers. The forum provided
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QUETTA: A political dispute has erupted after the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government returned a fleet of bulletproof vehicles to the federal government, with the Chief Minister of Balochistan now publicly requesting the cars for his own province. The controversy began when KP’s Chief Minister, Shoail Afridi, sent back the armoured vehicles, claiming they were “expired”
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ISLAMABAD: A high-level government meeting has greenlit several major development initiatives for Balochistan, with a significant focus on improving education and transport infrastructure. The Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (ECNEC), which decides on the country’s most important economic projects, convened virtually. The meeting was chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and included
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QUETTA: Senior figures from the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) have issued a stark warning about the declining political and security situation in Balochistan, demanding immediate dialogue and reconciliation as the only viable solution. Nawab Jangayz Marri, a tribal chief and Member of the Provincial Assembly (MPA), and Senator Mir Dostain Khan Domki spoke to journalists in
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QUETTA: The 21 buses bought from China for Quetta and Turbat have reached Karachi. According to the details, 21 one pink and green buses bought from China for Quetta and Turbat have reached at the Karachi port. The buses were bought at the cost of 810 million rupees. The shipment of the 21 brand new
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