ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India have mutually agreed to sustain the ceasefire. According to the Indian media, the Pakistani and the Indian DGMOs talked on the hotline amid the ceasefire declaration. The GDMOs concluded the first round of the conversation between the two countries. According to the Indian media, there will be no cross border firing […]
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ISLAMABAD: Australian Foreign Minister Hon. Penny Wong called Pakistan’s Finance Minister Ishaq Dar to express her condolences following the tragic loss of innocent lives and the recent attack on the Jaffar Express. During the conversation, Dar briefed Wong on Pakistan’s response to the incident, emphasizing that the country’s actions were in line with the UN
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ISLAMABAD: The Directors General of Military Operations (DGMOs) of Pakistan and India held a rare conversation via the hotline, marking the first direct military contact since the recent ceasefire agreement. The first round of the conversation has come to an end. According to Indian media sources, this communication took place amid heightened tensions and is
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QUETTA: A long-run power outage has been observed in the provincial capital of Balochistan, Quetta. The power supply is shut mainly because of a technical fault in the main feeder near the western bypass. Areas of Hazara Town and Raisani Town are affected and there is power outage for many hours. The sources of QESCO
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QUETTA: Tremors were felt on the Sunday noon in many parts of Balochistan including the provincial capital Quetta. According to the Seismological Center, the earthquake had a magnitude of 4.9 on the Richter scale and occurred at a depth of 21 kilometers. The epicenter was located 125 kilometers from Quetta. Due to the tremors, people
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DERA BUGTI: A large number of people from the Shambani tribes showed strong support for the Pakistan Army in a solidarity rally held in Beh Loṭi, Dera Bugti. They praised the country’s defence systems and armed forces for a befitting reply to Indian aggression. Tribal elders and youth raised passionate slogans. They stood united with
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ISLAMABAD: Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has said that the Kashmir dispute, terrorism, and water will be key topics in the expected talks between Pakistan and India. Speaking to Geo News, Asif listed the three main issues for discussion: Kashmir, terrorism, and water. He said terrorism has troubled Pakistan for 20 to 30 years and remains
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QUETTA: On the orders of Balochistan Health Minister Bakht Muhammad Kakar, the health department has formed special monitoring teams to assess healthcare facilities in the province. These teams will inspect healthcare centres across the province from May 12 to May 22. The department’s spokesperson said the goal is to assess performance and improve services at
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KARACHI: In a positive sign for air travel, 12 international airlines have resumed flight operations. This marks an improvement in the overall flight schedule. Flight cancellations across airports have also dropped. The total now stands at 50, showing a gradual return to normal. Aviation sources said efforts are ongoing to restore Hajj flights to their
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ISLAMABAD: Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said on Sunday that Pakistan showed maximum restraint after the Pahalgam incident. He said India made baseless allegations and chose aggression. Pakistan, however, offered full cooperation and called for an impartial investigation. “India chose confrontation over dialogue,” he said. He added that Pakistan responded with restraint and careful decisions. It
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