DUKI: Duki Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Naeem Khan conducted an extensive visit to various development projects underway under the BSDI program. Khan inspected road construction sites, drainage systems, building works, and projects related to public facilities. He examined the pace, quality, and overall execution of the ongoing initiatives, taking a close look at whether the work met […]
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PANJGUR: Assistant Commissioner Panjgur Iftikhar Zaheer conducted an inspection visit to the Teaching Hospital Panjgur Headquarters, focusing on strict adherence to duty hours and professional responsibilities. The visit, carried out on Tuesday, aimed to assess the presence of medical staff and review the overall functioning of the health facility. Furthermore, the Assistant Commissioner personally checked
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QUETTA: The Metropolitan Corporation Quetta (MCQ) has cleared years-old accumulated waste from the Qili Ismail area under the ongoing “Safaa Quetta” cleanliness campaign. The initiative is part of Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Ahmed Bugti’s vision for a “Clean and Beautiful Quetta,” aimed at ensuring a healthier environment and improved municipal services for citizens. The waste
QUETTA: Deputy Commissioner Quetta, Meharullah Badini, visited the Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences (BUITEMS) to review preparations for what is set to be the province’s largest job fair. The event will take place at the university’s Expo Center, where thousands of students are expected to participate. The Deputy Commissioner inspected arrangements
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GILGIT: The Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly stood dissolved at midnight between November 24 and 25 after completing its full constitutional term, officially bringing an end to the tenure of Chief Minister Haji Gulbar Khan and his cabinet. The dissolution indicates the beginning of the caretaker setup that will oversee administrative affairs until the next elections are held.
QUETTA: Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest province by area and rich in natural resources, continues to face one of the country’s highest school dropout rates. Officials say 59 percent of children leave school at the primary level, including 61 percent boys and 59 percent girls. Economic pressure, child labour, long distances to schools, and a lack of
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ZIARAT: At least five terrorists associated with the India proxy Fitna al Khawarij, referred to proscribed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), were arrested during a targeted operation in Ziarat district of Balochistan. Confirming the successful operation, Deputy Commissioner of Ziarat said that the district administration and Levies Force conducted a timely operation, resulting in the arrest of
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BANNU: Security forces killed more than 25 terrorists, including 13 suicide bombers, during an intelligence-based operation in Bannu district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, officials said on Monday. According to security sources, several of the dead militants were Afghan nationals. Sources said that security forces carried out an intelligence-based operation Narmi Khel area of Bannu. officials said
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ISLAMABAD: Social media platform X’s latest update has exposed foreign fake accounts spreading anti-Pakistan propaganda and fake human rights narratives in Balochistan and Khayber Pakhtunkhwa. The latest update revealed that accounts linked to Afghanistan, “Fitna al-Hindustan,” and the Pakhtoon Tahafuz Movement were found operating on foreign agendas. Indian-run accounts promoting division, hatred, and unrest in
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DELHI: An Afghan airline flight landed on the wrong runway at Delhi Airport on Monday, narrowly avoiding a major accident. Aviation experts say the incident highlights serious safety risks. The Airbus A310, operating as flight FG 311, was cleared by air traffic control (ATC) to land on runway 29 L. However, the pilot mistakenly landed on
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