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President Asif Ali Zardari has raised serious concerns over the rising threat of Hindutva ideology in India. On Monday, he warned that this hardline belief system endangers not only Indian society but the entire region. He made these remarks during a gathering at the President’s House. Leaders and workers of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) had joined him for Eid ul-Azha greetings. While addressing the party members, President Zardari said that minorities in India, especially Muslims and Christians, are suffering under extremist policies. He condemned the growing discrimination rooted in Hindutva ideology. According to him, this hardline Hindu nationalism is…

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Apple is preparing to launch a bold new design called the Liquid Glass UI. This updated interface will introduce glossy, translucent visuals across apps, toolbars, and system settings. Mark Gurman of Bloomberg shared these details ahead of the announcement. The Liquid Glass redesign will bring shimmer and transparency to the entire Apple ecosystem. Apple rarely changes its interface this drastically. The last major shift came with iOS 7, when the company moved away from skeuomorphism and embraced a flatter, cleaner look. According to Gurman, Apple plans to reveal the Liquid Glass UI during its Worldwide Developers Conference. WWDC 2025 begins…

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The United Nations has confirmed that Afghan female UN workers in Kabul are facing serious threats. These warnings come amid reports that Taliban-linked individuals have stalked and harassed Afghan women employed by the organisation. One week after the news first broke, the UN said that several female employees had to begin working from home. Their security had become a major concern. Some women reported being followed, insulted, and threatened in public and through anonymous calls. At least three UN sources in Kabul told local Afghan media that on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week, armed Taliban fighters had followed and…

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The Economic Survey 2024–25 will be officially released today. This key pre-budget report outlines the government’s review of Pakistan’s economic condition during the outgoing fiscal year. Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, will present the document, as confirmed by the finance ministry. This national economic survey plays a vital role ahead of the federal budget. It provides a complete picture of the country’s socio-economic situation. The economic assessment includes progress, trends, and problems across sectors like agriculture, manufacturing, industry, and services. It also covers energy, IT and telecom, capital markets, health, education, and transport. The survey highlights…

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A senior Pakistani diplomatic team has arrived in the UK after completing a five-day mission to the United States. The delegation held over 50 meetings with American lawmakers in Washington and New York to explain Pakistan’s viewpoint on the ongoing Pakistan-India conflict. The team was led by Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, former foreign minister and chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP). The members included Senator Sherry Rehman, Hina Rabbani Khar, Dr. Musadik Malik, Khurram Dastgir Khan, Jalil Abbas Jilani, Tehmina Janjua, Bushra Anjum Butt, and Syed Faisal Subzwari. This diplomatic push came after the recent war between India and Pakistan. The…

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Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir delivered a strong message of gratitude and resolve during his visit to the Line of Control (LoC) on Eid ul Adha. He praised frontline troops for their brave role in Operation Bunyanum Marsoos. The army chief hailed their courage in avenging the deaths of innocent civilians. These included women, children, and the elderly who were targeted in India’s unprovoked attacks. “You have given a bold and fitting response,” General Munir told the soldiers. He admired their fearless actions during the military operation launched after Indian provocations. The visit began with Eid prayers at the forward…

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The government is seriously considering a salary increase for federal employees in the upcoming federal budget, sources confirmed. Multiple proposals are under review to counter the growing pressure of inflation. Officials from the Finance Ministry revealed that one key suggestion is a 10% salary increase along with a matching hike in pensions. To address inequalities, a 30% disparity allowance is being proposed for staff in Grades 1 through 16. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is likely to make the final decision during the federal cabinet meeting set for June 10. That meeting is expected to finalize whether these salary proposals will…

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During a series of crucial meetings on Capitol Hill, PPP Chairman and former foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari warned US lawmakers about India’s aggression. Speaking to the House Foreign Affairs Committee, he described India’s growing hostility as a direct threat to South Asia’s stability. Bilawal urged American lawmakers to support Pakistan’s “mission of peace.” He asked them to help create room for dialogue before tensions explode into a full-blown war. He was leading a senior-level Pakistani delegation, which engaged in wide-ranging talks about the regional crisis, the Kashmir conflict, and US-Pakistan ties. The delegation held important meetings with members of the…

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Heavy clashes between armed militants and security forces are ongoing in the Koh Jandur area of Barkhan since 7:00 AM, according to security sources. Gunfire can still be heard from far distances, and the situation remains tense. Sources report that hundreds of personnel from peace forces have been deployed and are advancing towards Koh Jandur to gain control of the area. The operation is still underway. In response to the escalating conflict, the district administration has declared an emergency at Rakhni BHU Hospital in Barkhan. Medical staff and ambulance teams have been ordered to remain on duty to handle any…

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A large number of Taliban weapons have gone missing, been smuggled, or sold to militant groups. According to sources speaking to the BBC, nearly half a million of these arms are now untraceable. The United Nations believes that some of these arms have ended up with al-Qaeda-linked groups. In 2021, when the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, they seized around one million weapons and military assets. Most of this gear had been funded and supplied by the United States. A former Afghan official, who requested anonymity, confirmed this information to the BBC. As the Taliban advanced rapidly across Afghanistan,…

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