India’s defence corruption has once again been exposed before the international community. This time, the truth came from within. Indian Air Force Chief, Air Marshal A.P. Singh, publicly admitted that India’s defence procurement system is broken. Speaking to reporters, Air Chief Singh said that “the concept of timelines is dead.” No major defence project in India meets its deadline, he confessed. According to him, deals are signed, but weapons rarely arrive. Many systems under contract may never be delivered at all. He referred to Operation Sandur as a serious warning. That operation, launched by India after groundless accusations against Pakistan,…
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Pakistan and India are now reducing their troop presence along the border after days of intense fighting earlier this month. General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, Chairman of Pakistan’s Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee, confirmed this development during a conversation with Reuters on Friday. He noted that the India-Pakistan conflict had created a dangerous situation, raising fears of future escalation. The conflict saw the use of fighter jets, drones, artillery, and missiles. The four-day battle was the most severe between the nuclear-armed neighbors in decades. It ended with a ceasefire, but not before leaving deep concerns about long-term peace. The current tension…
An anti-terrorism court (ATC) in Islamabad sentenced PTI MNA Abdul Latif and ten others to ten years in prison on Thursday. The punishment is linked to the May 9 violence case registered at Ramna police station. The court found all 11 men guilty of serious terrorism-related offenses. These included attacking the police station, provoking unrest, and destroying public property during the violent protests that erupted after the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan last year. According to the official verdict, each convict received five years for attempted murder of police personnel. They were given four years for torching a…
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif delivered a powerful address at the International Conference on Glacier Protection in Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan, on Thursday. He spoke about the severe threats Pakistan faces due to climate change and asked developed countries to step up and take responsibility for the ongoing environmental crisis. The Prime Minister highlighted that Pakistan is home to over 13,000 glaciers. This makes it one of the most glaciated countries outside the polar zones. He explained that these glaciers are crucial for the country’s survival. They supply nearly half of Pakistan’s total freshwater resources. “Pakistan is one of many…
Four Pakistani security personnel, including a young lieutenant, embraced martyrdom during fierce encounters with militants backed by Indian-sponsored terrorism. These operations took place in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, according to a statement released by the military’s media wing, ISPR, on Thursday. In total, twelve terrorists were eliminated. The ISPR confirmed that an intelligence-based operation was carried out in Loralai district on May 28. The raid was based on the confirmed presence of militants identified as “Fitna al Hindustan terrorists”, a known group aligned with Indian-sponsored terrorism. The troops launched a precise attack on the terrorist hideout. After an intense gun…
LAHORE: Pakistan kicked off the Pakistan vs Bangladesh T20I series with a commanding 37-run win at Gaddafi Stadium on Wednesday. Skipper Salman Ali Agha struck a fiery fifty, while Hasan Ali crushed Bangladesh’s batting with a stunning five-wicket haul. Chasing a stiff target of 202, the visiting side crumbled under pressure. Bangladesh managed only 164 runs before being bowled out in 19.2 overs. Hasan Ali set the tone early. He removed both Bangladeshi openers, Parvez Hossain Emon and Tanzid Hasan, in the first four overs. The score read a shaky 37 for 2. Bangladesh tried to recover through a third-wicket…
WASHINGTON: The United States has issued a clear warning to India. Washington urged New Delhi to avoid aggressive actions and protect regional stability. This message came during a high-level diplomatic meeting amid growing India-Pakistan tensions. Indian Foreign Secretary Shri Vikram Misri met US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau in Washington. The talks covered India-US relations and the ongoing situation in South Asia. US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce confirmed the discussion. She said both sides talked about their growing partnership. However, the central focus remained the fragile peace between India and Pakistan. Diplomatic insiders revealed key details. The American…
RAWALPINDI: In a significant statement, Afghan Taliban Commander Saeedullah Saeed warned extremists not to wage war against Pakistan in the name of Jihad. He made it clear that such violence is not legitimate and goes against the teachings of Islam. While addressing a police passing-out parade, Commander Saeedullah Saeed reminded everyone of the orders given by their Ameer. He stressed that fighting against any country, especially Pakistan, is not allowed under Islamic law. “Anyone who joins armed groups and attacks foreign countries cannot be called a true Mujahid,” the Afghan Taliban Commander declared. He emphasized that no individual or group…
In a high-stakes Rawalakot operation, four dangerous terrorists were gunned down in a joint mission by police and law enforcement agencies. The deadly exchange of fire also claimed the lives of two police officers. Eight other personnel sustained injuries in the fierce battle. According to SSP Poonch Riaz Mughal, the encounter took place in the dense forests of Hussain Kot. Speaking during a late-night press briefing, he revealed that the Rawalakot operation was launched based on confirmed intelligence reports. Authorities had received actionable information about the presence of terrorists hiding in the area. The militants had taken refuge in a…
In a powerful condemnation, two of Pakistan’s top religious figures have denounced Noor Wali Khan for allegedly joining hands with India. Maulana Abdul Khabir Azad, Chairman of the Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee, and Maulana Tahir Ashrafi, Head of the Pakistan Ulema Council, called this alliance a direct threat to Pakistan’s national unity. Maulana Abdul Khabir Azad did not hold back. He openly referred to Noor Wali Khan as a Kharijite. He said this terrorist is trying to spread violence and confusion with help from a hostile neighbor. “We will not let the agenda of the Kharijites succeed,” he declared. He added…
