Security forces eliminated nine India-backed militants in two intelligence-based operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The headline Security Forces Eliminate Nine India-Backed Militants in KP reflects Pakistan’s strong counter-terror response and the growing regional focus on cross-border militancy supported by India. Security personnel launched precise intelligence-driven actions in Tank and Lakki Marwat.The first operation took place on December 5 in Tank. Acting on accurate intelligence, troops targeted a terrorists’ hideout. The exchange of fire left seven militants dead. A second coordinated operation in Lakki Marwat resulted in the elimination of two more militants. Both operations demonstrate the success of Pakistan’s anti-terror strategy…
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Pakistan Launches AI App to Stop Illegal Immigration and Fake Visas this major step by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi aims to shut down fake travel documents and illegal agents through advanced digital reforms. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi announced a powerful AI-based application to detect fake travel documents and identify who is eligible to travel. The tool will immediately help stop illegal immigration and expose visa fraud networks. Naqvi co-chaired the meeting with Federal Minister for Overseas Pakistanis Chaudhry Salik Hussain to review a comprehensive immigration reforms package. The leaders focused on improving the global reputation of Pakistan and protecting Pakistani…
The federal government has officially rejected a viral notification circulating on social media that falsely claimed the appointment of Field Marshal Asim Munir as Chief of Defence Forces (CDF). The government confirmed this notification is fake, warning users not to share misinformation online. Officials stated clearly that no such notification has been issued, adding that the document circulating on digital platforms is fabricated. The clarification comes at a time when political discussions are trending regarding the formation of the CDF, especially after the 27th Constitutional Amendment. Actual CDF Notification Coming Soon Federal Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar addressed the issue…
Pakistan has officially requested the United Kingdom to extradite Shehzad Akbar and Adil Raja, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi confirmed during a high-level meeting in Islamabad. The move marks a major escalation in Pakistan’s efforts to counter anti-state propaganda and misinformation campaigns orchestrated from abroad. During Naqvi’s meeting with British High Commissioner Jane Marriott, official extradition files were handed over for both Akbar and Major (retd) Adil Raja. The Interior Ministry stated that both men are wanted in Pakistan and must be repatriated without delay. Naqvi emphasized that no sovereign country can permit anyone overseas to malign the state, spread lies…
A huge blaze broke out on Thursday inside a garments manufacturing unit located in the city’s Export Processing Zone. Rescue 1122 rushed to the scene immediately, deploying 11 fire tenders to stop the flames from spreading. The fire also extended to an adjacent building, raising serious concerns among emergency teams. Emergency Response Activated as Fire Threatens Nearby Factories According to rescue officials, the flames intensified within minutes, threatening two neighbouring factories. One of the adjoining units serves as a chemical storage warehouse, while the other handles second-hand goods. Both sites remain at high risk, making quick firefighting efforts crucial. Rescue…
The 11th National Finance Commission (NFC) session in Islamabad achieved clear momentum on Thursday as the federal and provincial leadership agreed to create six to seven working groups to advance fiscal reforms. The NFC meeting focused on improving federal–provincial financial coordination, addressing integration of former FATA districts, and exploring revisions to vertical and horizontal resource distribution. These developments gained high national attention as provinces and the Centre showed rare consensus on transparency and dialogue. The NFC session was chaired by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and attended by the finance representatives of Sindh, KP, Punjab, and Balochistan. KP Adviser on Finance,…
Pakistan’s Foreign Office firmly rejected misleading media reports from India and some US outlets, clarifying that the Delaware suspect arrested with weapons and attack plans is of Afghan origin, not Pakistani. The FO stressed that the wrong labelling attempted to malign Pakistan’s global image at a sensitive time. Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi explained that the suspect, Luqman Khan, only lived a few years in Pakistan as a refugee before migrating to the United States. Andrabi confirmed that Khan “is not a Pakistani national or of Pakistani origin,” debunking inaccurate versions carried by the New York Post, USA Today and…
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced a major breakthrough during Kyrgyz President Sadyr Zhaparov’s first-ever visit to Pakistan. Under the plan, Pakistan will open its major seaports – Karachi, Port Qasim and Gwadar – to Kyrgyzstan, giving the landlocked Central Asian nation direct access to global trade routes. This move aims to boost Pakistan’s geo-economic strategy while expanding bilateral trade and increasing Pakistan’s role in regional connectivity. Expanding Trade Through Karachi, Gwadar, and Port Qasim Shehbaz Sharif highlighted that the trade offer forms part of Pakistan’s wider regional vision to connect Central Asia with the Arabian Sea. He said Pakistan stands…
The Lahore High Court’s Rawalpindi bench approved the bail of cleric Engineer Muhammad Ali Mirza on Wednesday in a high profile blasphemy case. LHC Grants Bail to Engineer Muhammad Ali Mirza in High Profile Blasphemy Case highlights a major legal development that has sparked nationwide debate and intense online searches. Justice Sadaqat Ali Khan heard the bail request and ordered Mirza to submit two surety bonds worth five hundred thousand rupees each. The judge delivered the decision after reviewing the case file and listening to arguments from both sides. The court made it clear that the required sureties must be…
Another toddler fell into an open manhole in Karachi today, intensifying public fury over the city’s recurring manhole crisis. Another Toddler Falls Into Karachi Manhole as Public Anger Grows Over City’s Deadly Negligence highlights the deepening outrage as residents demand urgent accountability from Sindh authorities. The new incident comes only days after lawmakers in the Sindh Provincial Assembly raised concerns about a similar tragedy earlier this week, where a young child lost his life. Karachi residents continue to express frustration over the city’s poor manhole maintenance, accusing government bodies of dangerous negligence. Earlier Tragedy Near Nipa Chowrangi Earlier this week,…
