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    Bangladesh elections: Why China, Pakistan are backing Jamaat despite BNP’s surge

    Bangladesh’s elections just a month away, opinion polls indicate a clear lead for the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) led by Tarique Rahman, while Jamaat-e-Islami is expected to remain in Opposition.

    Ban on teacher recruitment in Pakistan an educational sabotage: Report

    Islamabad: Teacher recruitment was effectively frozen in several parts of Pakistan for over five years. A ban on teacher recruitment is not fiscal discipline but educational sabotage as it quietly pushes children out of school by denying them qualified adults in classrooms, a report said. Nearly 30,000 public primary schools are run by a single.

    Amid rapid population growth, Pakistan facing resource scarcity, poverty, climate vulnerabilities: Report

    Islamabad: Rapid increase in population in Pakistan has been an alarming concern as the South Asian country continues to deal with resource scarcity, mounting climate vulnerabilities, gender inequality, poverty, and illiteracy, a report stated. According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Pakistan has become the fifth most populous nation in the world. In about.

    J&K: Police attach properties worth crores of seven illegally residing in Pakistan

    Jammu: Police in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua district on Friday said they have attached 10 kanals and 15 marlas of land belonging to seven persons who are illegally residing in Pakistan.  In a statement, the police said the attachment was carried out following orders of the Special Court, Jammu. Kathua Police executed attachment warrants against.

    Pakistani drone drops IED, ammunition, and drugs in Poonch; security forces on high alert

    A drone from Pakistan intruded into Indian territory near the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir and dropped a cache of suspected explosives, ammunition, and drugs.

    Year Ender 2025: India’s Operation Sindoor Sends Strong Message to Pakistan, Showcases Military Might and Technological Edge

    New Delhi: It was a year India showed its military might, its technological prowess, the capability of its indigenous platforms and its resolve of zero tolerance to terrorism as it gave a befitting reply to Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack, forcing the western neighbour to seek a ceasefire. India struck terror infrastructure in Pakistan.

    Imran Khan’s Sister Held After Protest Outside Adiala Jail Sparks Chaos

    Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders and sisters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan were again barred from meeting him in Adiala Jail on Tuesday.

    Over 2,000 Afghan refugees deported from Iran, Pakistan in single day

    Kabul: Over 2,000 Afghan refugees have been repatriated from Pakistan and Iran in a single day, a Taliban official said on Wednesday. Sharing the High Commission for Addressing Migrants’ Issues report on X, Taliban deputy spokesperson Mullah Hamdullah Fitrat stated that 450 families, comprising 2,254 people, returned to Afghanistan on Tuesday, Pajhwok Afghan News reported..

    Massive attacks in Balochistan: BLF claims to have killed 10 Pakistani soldiers

    The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) has claimed responsibility for a series of attacks in various areas of Balochistan—Zhao, Barkhan, Tump, and Turbat—on Monday, killing at least 10 Pakistani soldiers.

    When Stones Speak and Silence Grows

    Pakistan’s Ancient Hindu and Buddhist Heritage on the Edge Pakistan’s landscape holds layered stories that go way beyond modern borders. Long before colonial maps carved up South Asia, this land was a crossroads of faiths — where Buddhist stupas coexisted with Hindu temples, and traders, monks, and scholars moved freely. You find remnants of that.

    India rejects Pakistan’s claims on minority attacks, cites its “abysmal record”

    New Delhi: India on Monday strongly rejected remarks made by the spokesperson of Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs over alleged minority attacks in India, terming them unfounded and drawing attention to Pakistan’s own record on minority rights. Responding to media queries, Ministry of External Affairs official spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said New Delhi had taken note.