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Terrorist attack at the police station in Peshawar repelled, two killed

A terrorist attack on the Hasan Khel police station in the Mattani area of ​​Peshawar was repelled early Saturday morning, with two terrorists killed in retaliatory fire, police officers confirmed. According to Express newsHighly armed terrorists launched an attack on the police station with the help of heavy weapons. There was a tough pistol fight […]

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Pakistan AI policy: Government introduces national policy

Pakistan has introduced an ambitious national AI policy aimed at building a domestic AI market of $ 2.7 billion in five years. It is based on six most important columns: innovation, skills, safe and ethical use, sector transformation, infrastructure and international cooperation. Politicians say they intend to prioritize public funding, clarify points on data usage,

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Islamabad Express derailing hours after the inauguration

Rawalpindi: The newly launched Islamabad Express derailed near Sohawa only two hours after its inauguration due to a technical error, leaving several passengers easily wounded, although no deaths were reported. The train, which was inaugurated by the Federal Minister of Railways Hanif Abbasi at. 5.30 pm, derailed around 7 p.m. 19.30 near the hilly traces

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DG ISPR accuses KP except for terror wave

Peshawar: Director-General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry on Friday criticized the past’s politicization of terrorist operations and the repatriation of Afghan refugees and said it had created space for anti-state elements to refresh in Khyber-Pakhwa and fuel for a reform. When he spoke at a press conference in Corp’s headquarters in

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Gandapurs ‘Failure to resign’ stalls KP Power Transition

Peshawar: The formation of a new provincial government in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa has hit a great slope as the resignation of the stepping chief minister Ali Amin Gandapur has reportedly gone “missed” as it delays the oath of CM-appointed Sohail Afridi. Confusion surrounds resignation with conflicting claims as to whether it was submitted or received. Sources in

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