Field Marshal Asim Munir has earned international recognition as a strong and disciplined leader. The Washington Times praised him as an “Iron Man” and placed him among the most influential figures shaping South Asia’s security landscape. The American publication highlighted that Field Marshal Asim Munir is a professional soldier known for his discipline and ability to make tough decisions. International analysts believe these qualities make him a reliable and strategic partner for US President Donald Trump. According to the Washington Times, the reputation of Field Marshal Asim Munir rose sharply during the peak of Pakistan-India tensions. His steady nerves and…
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Khud Mukhtar SAWI once again demonstrated its commitment to humanitarian service by standing alongside the helpless victims of Buner. On Tuesday morning, trucks loaded with relief goods reached the affected areas, where local residents warmly acknowledged the effort and paid tribute to the organization. According to Hassan Ali Shah reporting from Peshawar, Khud Mukhtar SAWI — the welfare and humanitarian initiative of Khyber TV Network — dispatched essential aid for hundreds of affected families in Buner. A volunteer team was formed for this mission, consisting of Meena Shams, Alia Marwat, Muhammad Waseem (Khyber News), Engineer Hammad Afghan, Baseer Iqbal, Aftab,…
LONDON: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar declared that Pakistan had effectively dismantled the false propaganda pushed by the Indian government and its media. He said India’s claim of being the so-called “net security provider” of the region had collapsed under the weight of truth. Speaking at a press conference in London after completing his official visit to the United Kingdom, and broadcast live on national TV channels, Dar stressed that Pakistan had emerged successful in the recent conflict with India. The clash, according to him, was provoked by unprovoked Indian aggression. He explained that Indian media and…
ISLAMABAD: The devastating Pakistan floods have killed 670 people and left more than 1,000 injured, officials confirmed. The monsoon disaster has triggered mass evacuations, with 25,000 people shifted to safer locations. Relief work is being led by the Pakistan Army, NDMA, and government agencies. Rescue teams remain active in flood-hit areas, working day and night to reach stranded families. DG ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said that, on the instructions of Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, soldiers, aviation units, and rescue teams are fully engaged in operations. So far, 6,903 people have been rescued, while more than 6,000…
KARACHI: The Sindh government has declared Wednesday, August 20, a public holiday after Karachi rains wreaked havoc across the city. Heavy downpours submerged streets, flooded homes, and caused at least 10 deaths in electrocutions, drownings, and wall-collapse incidents. Power cuts hit several areas. Internet and mobile services also went down. Gulshan-e-Hadeed reported the highest rainfall at 170mm, according to the Met Office. Officials advised residents to avoid unnecessary travel. Many people returning from schools and offices were stranded as water rose several feet in low-lying areas, including Malir. The scenes were grim, reminding citizens of the catastrophic 2022 floods. Intermittent…
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has unveiled its central contracts for the 2025–26 season, bringing major changes to player categories. Two of the country’s most prominent cricketers, Mohammad Rizwan and former captain Babar Azam, who were previously placed in Category A, have now been shifted down to Category B. Shan Masood, who was earlier in Category B, has been pushed further down to Category D. According to the announcement made on Tuesday, a total of 30 cricketers have been awarded PCB central contracts for the upcoming season. The new contracts will remain valid from July 1, 2025, until June 30,…
Flash floods and landslides have caused large-scale destruction across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, forcing the Pakistan Army and rescue teams into nonstop operations. Engineers are working day and night to reopen blocked roads and restore access for stranded families in flood-hit districts. The Army Engineers Corps has already cleared the Pir Baba bypass for all types of traffic. Debris in Pir Baba bazaar was also removed overnight to help residents in Buner. The route leading to Gokand village was reopened at three landslide points, while the Aluch–Poran road was restored with heavy machinery. Urban Search and Rescue units, using modern equipment, continue…
The Pakistan Air Force has stepped up its role in relief efforts for flood-hit communities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. A special aircraft carried 48 tons of aid supplies from Karachi to Peshawar to support those in need. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations, the consignment was transported on an Air Eagle B-737. It included dry food rations and other essential items for families affected by the floods. Officials confirmed that the supplies will be distributed on the ground with the assistance of the National Disaster Management Authority. The Pakistan Air Force has also established an air bridge to improve access to…
The Anti-Terrorism Court in Lahore has ruled that the May 9 Incident cannot be classified as a peaceful protest under any global standard. Judge Manzer Ali Gill, in his detailed judgment on the Rahat Bakery case, observed that coordinated assaults were carried out in multiple cities at the same time. He said the targets included government offices, military sites, and monuments connected with the armed forces. The court found evidence that senior leaders of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf had played a role in plotting the violent episodes that followed the arrest of party founder Imran Khan. The verdict noted that the attacks…
Pakistan is once again caught unprepared as flash floods wreak havoc in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. At least 325 people have lost their lives, more than 150 remain missing, and hundreds are injured in what has become one of the most destructive monsoons in years. Nationwide, the death toll since late June has climbed to 657. Among the victims are 171 children and 94 women, underscoring the enormous human cost of this repeated failure. The provincial government has announced Rs800 million in aid for affected districts and Rs500 million specifically for Buner, one of the hardest-hit areas. Yet these funds are only a…
