Ghulam Khan is a town in North Waziristan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Ghulam Khan is on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. It is the third most important border crossing point between Pakistan and Afghanistan, after Chaman and Torkham. It Connects Khost, Afghanistan, to Bannu, Pakistan. Despite being an important border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, it has witnessed worse situations in the past. Terrorists used to travel from this border crossing. For a long time, smugglers were using this route for their illegal activities. After the Pak Army operation Zarb-e-Azab all the terror elements were eliminated and the border fencing helped security forces in taking control over this region. Pakistan Army and Civil Administration put…
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The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party has formally submitted a request to the local administration in Lahore seeking approval for the organization of a rally. However, this request is distinctive because PTI is proposing alternative locations for the event. Instead of their initial preference for Liberty Chowk, PTI now wishes to conduct the rally at either Mochi Darwaza or Baba Ground Session Court. This formal application has been lodged with the Deputy Commissioner’s office, outlining the party’s intention to hold the rally on the 19th of October. Notably, this request has been made on behalf of PTI Central Punjab. The choice…
TURBAT: In Turbat, Balochistan, six workers lost their lives, and two were injured during an overnight attack by unidentified gunmen. The victims, including two brothers, were asleep in a building under construction when the assailants struck. The police, now investigating, have moved the deceased and wounded to the hospital. The deceased are Rizwan, Shehbaz, Waseem, Shafiq Ahmed, Mohammad Naeem, and Sikander. Ghulam Mustafa and Tauheed are among the injured. Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar expressed condolences, condemning the “heinous act” and asserting the government’s commitment against terrorism. Deeply saddened to hear about the terrorist attack on innocent laborers in Turbat.…
In northern Afghanistan, a suicide bombing happened in a mosque. And at least seven people who were praying lost their lives, with 15 others getting hurt, as shared by government official Mawlawi Hashimi. The incident occurred in the city of Pul e Khumri in Baghlan, and all the victims were the followers of Shia sect. It’s not clear who is responsible for the attack, and there hasn’t been any claim of responsibility so far. In Afghanistan, there has been ongoing conflict, and the Taliban-led government is dealing with challenges from Islamic State militants. These militants have been behind various attacks…
PESHAWAR: Caretaker Prime Minister Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar restated his dedication to removing any elements opposing the state. He clarified that the policy regarding Afghan refugees is straightforward, with plans to send those staying illegally back to their countries. Addressing talks with the TTP, Kakar dismissed rumors, emphasizing that the state’s authority will be upheld at any cost. And there will be no negotiation with anti-state elements. He affirmed that the security of the country will not be compromised. Regarding the upcoming general elections, the Prime Minister stated that the Election Commission of Pakistan will set the schedule. The interim government will…
PESHAWAR: According to FIA officials four accused in illegal remittance including two Afghan nationals have been apprehended in different Raids. In detail, FIA officials said that an ongoing operation is being carried out against all illegal remittances and illegal currency exchange offices, furthermore, the FIA has conducted raids in Abbottabad, Kohat, and in the commercial banking sector of Peshawar. During the raid, four accused were apprehended including two Afghan nationals. One accused Muhammad Ashraf was apprehended from Chowk Yadgar Peshawar while Mushtaq Ahmad was apprehended from Thakot, Batagram, and remaining from Kohat. Furthermore, the official stated that they have collectively…
The province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa is passing through one of the harshest economic and financial crises. With each passing day, the crisis is compounded due to high rates of energy, and mounting terrorism looming large all over the territory, which is impeding economic growth and social development. After the interim government took charge in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, it was expected that they would improve the governance and financial structure of the province. But as of now, the situation is getting out of the interim government’s hands. Most of the subjects of social development such as health, education, social welfare, sports, tourism and…
Punjab Inspector General of Police (IGP) Dr. Usman Anwar has officially affirmed that a foreign nation played a role in the Sialkot mosque attack. Both perpetrators involved in this tragic incident have been apprehended and are slated to appear in court shortly. Commending the swift action of Pakistani agencies. He emphasized that evidence from the crime scene has conclusively indicated and confirmed a foreign connection, a revelation made after a thorough investigation. In asserting the external involvement, Dr. Usman Anwar presented the findings as suggestive of the role played by forces beyond Pakistan’s borders. Moreover, he divulged that the terrorist…
The interim government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa approached the Higher Education Commission (HEC) with a request to discontinue all Associate degree programs within the province. Following this, the HEC formally announced the closure of these programs across the entire region. The background of these associate degree programs dates back to 2012 and 2013 when BS degrees were not yet formally integrated into college prospectuses. However, as time progressed, it became apparent that students were not expressing substantial interest in pursuing Associate degree programs. In its official statement, the HEC emphasized the diminishing enthusiasm among students for these particular degrees. Considering the…
Shehbaz Sharif, the leader of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), emphasized the crucial link between Pakistan’s economic growth and political stability. He addressed economic challenges, including a struggling $350 billion economy, low growth, a weak currency, and rising prices affecting those with lower incomes. Currently, a caretaker government is in place until general elections, expected by January. Shehbaz, whose term ended in August, spoke to traders in Lahore, stressing that a stable economy leads to development. He mentioned his government’s sacrifices for the state’s sake and criticized the current government, without explicitly naming the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). Shehbaz urged unity, highlighting…