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Pakistan Waste India’s claim of ‘nuclear extortion’

Listen to article Pakistan on Monday rejected strong comments from the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), who accused Pakistan of nuclear extortion, and called the claims misleading and baseless. In response to media inquiries regarding the Indian MEA’s statement of comments attributed to Field Marshal Asim Munir, the foreign office said that Islamabad saw […]

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AS AND A LEVEL OUTSIONS FOR MAY-June to be released on Tuesday

Pakistan: Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) announced that the ASS and A level results for May-June will be released in Pakistan on Tuesday, August 12, followed by IGCSE O levels next week. More than 750 schools in Pakistan allegedly offer Cambridge programs and qualifications, and about 10,000 students attend the exams annually Cambridge O levels

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Bajaur imposing 12-hour, three-day curfew for targeted operation

A three-day curfew has been imposed in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwas Bajaur district with 27 areas locked in Mamund Tehsil and roads blocked for a targeted operation, authorities said on Monday. All residents have been asked to remain indoors with the authorities warning that violation violations would be at the residents’ own risk. The district administration said that

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At least eight killed as landslides hit the flooding channel repair in Gilgit

At least eight volunteers were killed and several others feared trapped when a landslide hit a flood -damaged water channel in Gilgits Danyor Nullah during repair work, police said Monday. The volunteer restored the channel when a land of the land collapsed and buried them under waste, police said. Hospital sources confirmed that all the

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President, Prime Minister promises to protect the rights of minority

Islamabad: President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Sunday confirmed the country’s commitment to protect the rights, welfare and equal inclusion of minority society in all areas of national life. On the occasion of the National Minorities Day, which was observed annually on August 11, both leaders paid tribute to contributions from

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