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PM declares malicious propaganda against forces Intolerable

PM declares malicious propaganda against forces Intolerable

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Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has strongly condemned malicious propaganda against the Pakistan Armed Forces, terming it intolerable. Speaking during a federal cabinet meeting, he said that certain elements are targeting state institutions on social media. “Those who indulge in such mockery must be identified and dealt with sternly,” he asserted. The prime minister stressed […]

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Authorities move to seal Afghan-run schools in Quetta

Authorities move to seal Afghan-run schools in Quetta

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QUETTA: Deputy Commissioner Quetta Meherullah Badini chaired a key meeting of the District Education Group on Tuesday to review schools operated by unregistered Afghan refugees and other education-related issues. Additional Deputy Commissioner General, assistant commissioners of sub-divisions, district education officers (male and female), the district treasury officer, and other officials attended the meeting. Officials briefed

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US companies sign two MOUs on mining and construction

US companies sign two MOUs on mining and construction

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QUETTA: US companies have shown a strong interest in investing in Pakistan’s mining and infrastructure sectors. A delegation from the United States held a meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to discuss opportunities for investment in gold, copper, tungsten, and logistics. The meeting was also attended by the Deputy Prime Minister, federal ministers, and the

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Afghan suicide bombers involved in Bannu FC Headquarters attack

Afghan suicide bombers involved in Bannu FC Headquarters attack

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ISLAMABAD: Authorities have identified three Afghan nationals as suicide bombers involved in last week’s attack on the Frontier Constabulary (FC) headquarters in Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which left six security personnel dead. Investigators said the first bomber, Abdul Aziz alias Qadir Muhajir, was from Paktika’s Mata Khan district. In a video message released earlier, he had

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Sanjawi holds shutter-down strike over province-wide protest call

Sanjawi holds shutter-down strike over province-wide protest call

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SANJAWI: A wheel-jam and shutter-down strike brought the town of Sanjawi in Balochistan to a standstill on Monday, as political groups and traders joined a province-wide protest demanding political change. The strike followed a call by Tehreek-e-Tahafuz-e-Ayeen-e-Pakistan Chairman Muhammad Khan Achakzai. Workers from the All Parties Alliance (APA) blocked major routes, including the Sanjawi-Quetta, Sanjawi-Harnai,

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The State’s legal response to the train hijacking

Authorities halt Jaffar Express in Sibi over security concerns

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QUETTA: Railway authorities halted the Quetta-bound Jaffar Express in Sibi on Saturday due to security concerns. Officials confirmed that they stopped the train to ensure passenger safety. Authorities also cancelled today’s Peshawar-bound Jaffar Express, citing the same security reasons. Meanwhile, officials suspended mobile phone and internet services across Balochistan. They said the suspension would remain

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Govt open to dialogue with Balochistan political leadership on key issues: Talal

Govt open to dialogue with Balochistan political leadership on key issues: Talal

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry said Friday that only full implementation of the National Action Plan (NAP) can help the country overcome terrorism. Speaking in the National Assembly during a debate on recent violence in Balochistan, Chaudhry acknowledged that around 2,000 people remain missing across Pakistan. He stressed that the government

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