The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has dismissed a widely circulated social media post as fake news. The controversial claim, posted by a social media account, alleged that incoming passengers were being instructed to stay at the airport for 72 hours. Read More: A terrorism alert has been issued in KP to prevent the threat of terrorism. According to sources, the false information caused unnecessary panic and uncertainty among the public. The account behind the post has faced widespread criticism for its irresponsible behavior. Authorities have now initiated legal proceedings against the account responsible for spreading this misinformation, emphasizing the need for…
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Saifullah
Saif Ullah is a Pakistani journalist and political commentator known for his bold, pro-Pakistan perspective on national and regional affairs. His work focuses on defense, governance, and accountability, reflecting a strong commitment to Pakistan’s integrity and sovereignty.
In a significant crackdown, Islamabad Police conducted a large-scale search operation last night targeting miscreants linked to the PTI. The operation, led by 27 specialized teams, spanned various areas of the capital. Police sources confirmed that 200 individuals, including men and women, were apprehended. Weapons and ammunition were also seized from those arrested, raising concerns about potential violence planned during the November 24 protest. Read More: Bushra Bibi Faces Legal Trouble Over Controversial Video Statement Authorities have emphasized that strict legal actions will follow, signaling a zero-tolerance policy for any activities aimed at disrupting public peace.
ISLAMABAD: The National Highway and Motorway Police (NHMP) announced the closure of multiple motorway sections for maintenance starting at 8 pm on November 22 until further notice. The NHMP has urged the public to avoid unnecessary travel for their safety. The affected motorways include M1 (Peshawar to Islamabad), M2 (Lahore to Islamabad), M3 (Lahore to Abdul Hakeem), M4 (Pindi Bhattian to Multan), M11 (Sialkot to Lahore), and M14 (DI Khan to Hakla). Travelers have been advised to contact the NHMP helpline at 130 or check social media platforms for updates. Meanwhile, the Punjab government has imposed Section 144 across the…
GILGIT: Massive protests erupted across Gilgit-Baltistan after Friday prayers, as thousands of people voiced their outrage over the brutal killing of at least 42 individuals and injuries to more than 30 others in a militant attack in Lower Kurram district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Demonstrations were held in Skardu, Gilgit, Kharmang, Hunza, Nagar, Sirmik, and other areas, where protestors expressed solidarity with the victims’ families and demanded justice. The rallies criticized the government and law enforcement agencies for failing to protect citizens, particularly the Shia community. In Skardu, thousands of demonstrators marched from the Imamia Jamma Masjid after Friday prayers. They raised…
ISLAMABAD: In a bid to address the growing transition to solar energy and its impact on grid electricity demand, the federal government has announced a reduction in the per-unit price of solar electricity. The new rates will range from Rs 7.5 to Rs 11 per unit, down from the current rate of Rs 21 per unit for net-metered solar energy. The adjustment reflects declining global prices of solar panels and aims to maintain grid demand while addressing IMF concerns about the financial burden on those unable to afford solar installations. The proposal, if enacted, would lower compensation rates for excess…
When Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) was founded in 1996, it gave people hope for a fresh start. Led by the iconic cricketer Imran Khan, PTI promised justice, accountability, and an escape from decades of misrule by dynastic parties. Back then, many believed it was the answer to Pakistan’s deep-rooted problems. The country had been grappling with corruption, political instability, and economic turmoil, and PTI seemed like a ray of hope. But fast forward a couple of decades, and that optimism has faded into disillusionment. PTI has become what I would call a “political plague,” infecting the nation with divisive narratives, unfulfilled…
RAWALPINDI: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur met with former PTI chairman Imran Khan at Adiala Jail in a session lasting over 90 minutes. The meeting, held in the jail’s conference room, covered a range of topics including national politics, party strategies, and legal cases involving the party. The meeting comes as PTI gears up for a major protest rally scheduled for Saturday, November 24. Sources indicate that plans for the rally, including logistical details and coordination, were a primary focus of the discussion. CM Gandapur, who will lead the caravan from KP to Islamabad, has been actively organizing…
PESHAWAR: Days after controversies surrounding explicit videos involving TikTok influencers Imsha Rehman, Minahil Malik, and television host Mathira, transgender activist and TikTok sensation Gul Chahat has fallen victim to a similar privacy breach. An intimate video allegedly featuring Chahat has leaked online, sparking widespread public anger and reigniting debates about cyber harassment and digital privacy. The video, which shows Chahat in a private setting with a partner, has been circulated across social media platforms, prompting an outcry over the blatant violation of her privacy. Gul Chahat, celebrated for her advocacy for transgender rights and her massive TikTok presence with over…
The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia and Pakistan are enhancing bilateral relations in the health sector, with a focus on joint research and development. Ethiopian Ambassador Dr. Jamal Baker Abdullah, in a meeting with Dr. Malik Mukhtar Ahmed, Pakistan’s Coordinator for National Health Services, highlighted Ethiopia’s state-of-the-art center for disease prevention, which is advancing research on infectious diseases. Dr. Jamal emphasized public engagement to foster stronger bilateral ties and invited Pakistan to explore investment opportunities in Ethiopia’s pharmaceutical and surgical industries. Meanwhile, Dr. Malik Mukhtar praised the growing relationship between the two nations, underscoring Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening ties with…
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi remains optimistic about hosting the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Pakistan, expressing hope for cooperation from India. Addressing the media, Naqvi emphasized separating politics from sports, urging the ICC to maintain its credibility amidst ongoing challenges. Highlighting Pakistan’s commitment to the tournament, he assured that preparations, including stadium upgrades, are progressing swiftly under his direct supervision. Read More: October 2024 Power Generation in Pakistan Rises by 7.2% YoY “I personally visit Gaddafi Stadium weekly to monitor the work, and upgrades nationwide are nearing completion ahead of schedule,” he stated. Naqvi reiterated his optimism for…
