ensions between India and Pakistan have reached alarming levels after what is now called the “Pahalgam incident.” A recent investigation by The New York Times has revealed how India’s war rhetoric is growing dangerously against its neighbor. The Indian government, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, quickly pointed fingers at Pakistan without offering real proof to the world. The New York Times report shows that India seems more focused on building a case for military action than calming the situation. Instead of easing India-Pakistan tensions, Modi’s team has contacted dozens of world leaders. They are asking for support for potential strikes…
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Pakistan’s airspace closure for Indian-owned and Indian-operated aircraft has hit India much harder than the impact of India’s airspace ban on Pakistan. The move has caused major disruptions to Indian flight operations, adding fuel costs, transit expenses, and forcing many flights to make expensive mid-route stops. The decision for the airspace closure came during a National Security Committee (NSC) meeting. Pakistan took this step after India reacted with what Pakistan called “frivolous measures” following an attack in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The restriction applies to both commercial and military aircraft. It started on April 24 and will stay…
Protests against the proposed canal project from the Indus River are spreading rapidly across Sindh. The demonstrations have disrupted road transport and judicial operations in several districts. Lawyers declared that their sit-ins would continue until the government cancels the canal project formally. In Khairpur, the lawyers’ protest entered its ninth straight day at the Babarlou Bypass on the National Highway. In Ghotki, two protests are ongoing. Nationalist groups are staging a sit-in at the Mangrio Pump site near Daharki. Lawyers are blocking the Sindh-Punjab border near Kamo Shaheed. Both protesting groups are firm. They demand an official notification confirming the…
Security forces killed six militants and wounded four others in Bannu during a well-planned intelligence-based operation. The action took place in a targeted area identified through precise intelligence. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), troops engaged the hideout of the Khwarij and neutralized multiple threats. The intelligence-based operation was carried out with accuracy and determination. The ISPR further stated that a sanitisation mission was underway to clear the entire region. The goal is to ensure that no remaining elements of the Khwarij escape. This effort shows the unshaken resolve of the security forces. Pakistan Army continues its mission against…
The Kartarpur Corridor remains open for Indian Sikh pilgrims despite the complete closure of Pakistan’s eastern border, including the Wagah crossing. This was confirmed by a spokesperson of the Evacuee Trust Property Board. Pakistan’s decision to keep the Kartarpur Corridor operational shows its firm commitment to supporting Sikh yatrees. Even though tensions between India and Pakistan have sharply increased after the deadly attack in Pahalgam, the Corridor continues to function. The tragic assault in Indian-occupied Kashmir took 27 lives, further straining bilateral ties. Following India’s announcement on Thursday, cancelling all visa categories for Pakistanis, including medical visas, Islamabad took firm…
The United Nations has urged India and Pakistan to exercise “maximum restraint” following the deadly Pahalgam attack in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). The call came as tensions escalated between the nuclear-armed neighbors, each imposing diplomatic penalties against the other. India blamed Pakistan for the Pahalgam attack, calling it the worst act of violence against civilians in IIOJK in 25 years. Pakistan denied any link to the assault and labeled the accusations as baseless and irresponsible. UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric addressed the press in New York. He urged both nations to avoid actions that could worsen the already…
A deadly IED blast in Kalat claimed the lives of at least four people on Wednesday. The explosion took place in the rural Amiri area of Kalat district. Among the deceased were two women and a child, according to Levies officials. The tragic incident happened in the Kapoto area. An improvised explosive device had been planted beside the road. It detonated as a vehicle drove past. The intensity of the IED blast in Kalat was so severe that the vehicle was completely destroyed. Five others were seriously injured in the explosion. Emergency teams and Levies personnel reached the site immediately.…
A special gathering was held in the Bara area of Khyber District, where senior military officials met with local elders and youth to discuss peace and development. The session was arranged by the North Frontier Corps. Lieutenant General Omar Ahmad Bukhari, Corps Commander Peshawar, led the event. He held open discussions with tribal elders and youth from various parts of Khyber District. Major General Anjum Riaz, IG FC North, was also present. The Deputy Commissioner of Bara and the DPO of Khyber District joined the session as well. The event drew a large turnout. People from multiple areas across Khyber…
Peshawar Zalmi secured a comfortable seven-wicket win against Lahore Qalandars in the 14th match of the Pakistan Super League’s tenth edition. The match was played at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Thursday night. Zalmi’s Innings Chasing a low target of 130, Peshawar Zalmi reached the finish line with ease. They completed the run chase in just 16.4 overs, with 20 balls to spare. Babar Azam led the way with a composed 56 off 42 deliveries. Hussain Talat supported him well with a quick 51 off 37 balls. Their partnership helped Peshawar Zalmi stay in full control of the match.…
The United States has once again declared its neutral position on the Kashmir dispute. This comes after rising tensions between India and Pakistan following a deadly attack in the Pahalgam area of Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). During a recent press briefing, US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce made Washington’s stance clear. She said the United States was not taking sides in the Kashmir dispute, despite the evolving situation between the two neighbouring countries. “We are not taking any immediate position on the Jammu and Kashmir issue,” Bruce stated. “The situation remains fluid, and we are monitoring it…
