Kabul: Afghanistan’s Taliban-led government has expelled senior Indian diplomat Harish Kumar from the country. According to Afghan media reports, Kumar was accused of holding meetings with groups opposing the Taliban and attempting to organize them. Sources told Afghan outlets that Harish Kumar was declared “persona non grata” and ordered to leave Kabul on August 17. […]
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QUETTA: Security forces have eliminated four Indian-sponsored militants in Mastung. According to ISPR, security forces launched a successful operation in Mastung area of Balochistan. Four militants of Indian proxies were killed during the operation. An intelligence-based operation was launched on the reports of the presence of the Fitna al Hindustan militants in the hideouts of
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QUETTA: In line with the directives of the Balochistan chief minister, practical steps have been accelerated to launch the Peoples Train Service in the provincial capital, Quetta. The project, which will introduce a railway link from Sariab to Kuchlak, carries an estimated cost of three billion rupees. As part of the preparations, Balochistan Transport Secretary
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Islamabad: The Foreign Office declared that Israel’s strike on Qatar is a violation of international law, stressing that the people of Pakistan stand firmly with their Qatari brothers. In a press briefing, the Foreign Office spokesperson said Pakistan strongly denounces Israeli atrocities in Gaza and seeks a resolution to the Palestinian conflict in accordance with
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ISLAMABAD: A surrendered militant linked to the Hafiz Gul Bahadur group has made explosive revelations about the extremist network “Fitna al-Khawarij,” exposing its crimes against Islam and humanity. Identified as Abdul Samad, the former militant surrendered during a successful operation by the Pakistan Army and later issued a detailed confessional statement. “I spent nearly four
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s multibillion-dollar Reko Diq copper and gold project has entered a new phase of partnership after the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) removed key financing and investment hurdles. State-owned Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL), Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) and Government Holdings Private Limited will back the project with joint corporate guarantees. OGDCL
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QUETTA : The Balochistan government has made a strong statement claiming that the widely reported issue of missing persons in the province does not exist. Former spokesperson to CM Babar Yousafzai stated that there is “no missing persons issue in Balochistan.” Instead, he characterized the matter as a narrative constructed for political purposes. Yousafzai specifically
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Quetta: Following days of heavy rainfall, the water level at Hub Dam has surged to 338 feet, leaving only one foot of capacity remaining, according to a statement issued by the Irrigation Department. The department warned that the spillway could begin releasing water at any time as inflow continues. Authorities have instructed residents living along
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ISLAMABAD: An international publication has emphasized that lasting success against terrorism in Pakistan requires unwavering national unity, warning that political divisions are undermining counterterrorism efforts. According to The Diplomat, victory against terrorism depends on a united national strategy that rises above political differences. The magazine identified the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government’s divergence from federal policy
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ISLAMABAD: A meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Commerce, chaired by Senator Anusha Rahman, discussed the delayed reopening of the Badini border route. Senator Rahman noted that the Ministry of Commerce had earlier promised to reopen the Badini crossing within a month. During the briefing, the Commerce Secretary informed the committee that the Badini
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