QUETTA: Flour prices have surged sharply in Quetta, deepening hardship for residents already struggling with rising inflation. Market sources said the price of a 20-kilogram bag of flour jumped by 200 rupees in a single day. The bag now sells for 2,550 rupees, up from 2,350 rupees. Traders and flour mill owners said the same […]
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ISLAMABAD: A recent report by British defence journal Key Aero released a report carrying details of the Indian jets destroyed by Pakistan during the aerial clash in May this year. The journal reported that that four Indian Air Force Rafale jets were destroyed during the aerial clash between Pakistan and India in May this year.
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SYDNEY: Australian authorities confirmed that the suspects in the deadly Bondi Beach attack during a Jewish festival are Indian nationals, ABC News reported. Philippine immigration officials also confirmed the father-and-son duo entered the Philippines as Indian citizens before returning to Australia and carrying out the attack. According to media reports, the pair had recently traveled
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SARGODHA: Two police officers were killed and three others injured when their patrol vehicle collided with a train in Sargodha, authorities said on Tuesday. The officers of the Special Police Unit (SPU) were on routine patrol when the vehicle was suddenly struck by the train. Punjab Inspector General Dr. Usman Anwar ordered an immediate investigation
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PESHAWAR: Pakistan is observing on Tuesday the 11th anniversary of the Army Public School (APS) massacre, the 2014 militant attack that martyred 147 people, mostly children, and left a lasting scar on the nation’s collective memory. On December 16, 2014, gunmen stormed the Army Public School in Peshawar and killed 132 students, as well as
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QUETTA: An earthquake struck Karachi and parts of Balochistan on Monday, triggering panic among residents. Tremors were felt in several Karachi neighborhoods, including I.I. Chundrigar Road, Saddar, Clifton, PECHS, and DHA. Residents in SITE Area, Tipu Sultan Road, Pehlwan Goth, and Bahria Town also reported shaking. The quake measured 5.2 in magnitude. Its depth was recorded
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New Delhi: The political controversy has emerged in India following an incident involving Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and a Muslim woman doctor during an official appointment ceremony. The incident occurred when Chief Minister Kumar was distributing appointment letters to newly recruited medical professionals. During the ceremony, he asked a Muslim woman doctor to remove her
ISLAMABAD: The dense fog has covered several districts of Punjab, reducing visibility to nearly zero and causing serious difficulties for motorists. The weather condition has significantly disrupted road traffic, increasing the risk of accidents and forcing authorities to take precautionary measures, including the closure of major motorway sections. In this regard, the thick fog has affected
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KARACHI: The leaders of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Labor Division and the People’s Unity of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) have announced plans to challenge the proposed privatization of the national airline, warning that they may approach international legal forums if their concerns are not addressed. Furthermore, the announcement was made during a joint press
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KARACHI: The Former Pakistan cricket team captain Shahid Afridi has welcomed the accountability of former Director General Inter-Services Intelligence (DG ISI), Lieutenant General (retd) Faiz Hameed, and stressed that anyone who has caused harm to the country should be held accountable without discrimination. In this regard, Afridi said that although matters of accountability were not
