Pakistan and China have reaffirmed their united front against terrorism and hostile propaganda designed to shake regional peace. This was stated by Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, during an interview with CGTN Urdu. He openly criticised baseless accusations made by a foreign country. Though he did not name the country, he made it clear that these claims lacked evidence. “These are part of a wider strategy to impose dominance in the region,” said Lt Gen Chaudhry. “But Pakistan has never submitted, and we never will. Our desire for martyrdom is greater than life…
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Pakistan has firmly dismissed recent allegations made by a top Indian military officer, who claimed that Pakistan had plans to target the Golden Temple. The Foreign Office called the accusation completely false and entirely baseless. Foreign Office Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan responded sharply to the Indian claim. He described the remarks as irresponsible and fabricated, suggesting they are part of a planned campaign to tarnish Pakistan’s image. He said the statement was an attempt to distract from India’s own controversial actions. “These accusations about the Golden Temple are a smokescreen,” the spokesperson said. He highlighted two incidents on May 6…
Three Indian Sponsored Terrorists Killed in Balochistan Operations Security forces eliminated three Indian sponsored terrorists in Balochistan during two separate operations on May 17 and 18, 2025. These militants belonged to the so-called Baloch Liberation Front, an Indian proxy operating against Pakistan’s interests. In the first operation, Pakistan’s security forces conducted an intelligence-based raid in Gishkur, located in Awaran District. Troops received reports of Indian sponsored terrorists hiding in the area. As the forces closed in, the militants opened fire. A fierce exchange followed. One India-backed militant, identified as Younas, was killed on the spot. Two others were injured during…
In a horrifying incident of violence, six members of the same family were killed in the Khatko Pul area of Peshawar. The Peshawar family murder occurred inside the victims’ home. Among the deceased were three women. A seventh family member, a woman, was seriously wounded and rushed to Lady Reading Hospital. According to police sources, the shocking act of brutality took place late Sunday night. Investigators believe it was a revenge attack. The two families involved were neighbors. Initial findings suggest that the slain family had been accused of murdering a woman from the rival family. Law enforcement officials said…
The India Pakistan cricket conflict has once again overshadowed major Asian cricket events. According to Indian media on Monday, the 2025 Asia Cup—scheduled to take place in India—is unlikely to be held due to the ongoing tensions between the two nations. In response to rising political disputes with Pakistan, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has reportedly decided to withdraw from all Asian Cricket Council (ACC) tournaments. This includes both the Asia Cup and the Women’s Emerging Asia Cup. Sources claim the BCCI cited Pakistan’s leadership role in the ACC as a key reason for its decision.…
Pakistan Armed Forces have reaffirmed their commitment to peace following the recent military conflict with India. However, they have also issued a clear warning that Pakistan will never bow to threats or pressure. Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, told Anadolu Agency that peace remains Pakistan’s top priority. He stressed that no one should mistake Pakistan’s desire for peace as weakness. “The truth is, India is not the United States, and Pakistan is not Afghanistan,” he said. “India is not Israel, and Pakistan is not Palestine.” The Pakistan Armed Forces carried out a large-scale…
Islamabad – Pakistan and China’s growing defense cooperation has gained global recognition, with major international media outlets acknowledging its military success over India. According to The Economist, the partnership has shifted from strategy to battlefield dominance. This transformation was evident during the recent tensions between Pakistan and India. Chinese-made J-10C fighter jets and PL-15 long-range missiles played a decisive role. These advanced systems reportedly shot down several Indian warplanes, exposing weaknesses in India’s much-hyped Rafale fleet. The Economist further noted that China’s weapons faced their first major combat test in Pakistan’s hands — and passed with “remarkable success.” It credited…
WAGAH: In a rare development amid rising tensions, five trucks under the Afghan transit trade crossed into India through the Wagah-Attari border. These trucks were loaded with Afghan dry fruits and driven by Pakistani drivers. According to reliable sources, the trucks had been waiting at the border for weeks. The National Logistics Cell (NLC) was supervising the cargo during this waiting period. The breakthrough came after the Indian government granted a 24-hour entry permit. Pakistan permitted the movement at the request of the Afghan government. Officials revealed that Kabul had appealed to Islamabad to allow 150 trucks, part of the…
PESHAWAR: A major controversy erupted in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as PTI lawmaker Fazal Elahi allegedly led a forceful operation at several power stations in Peshawar. The incident began when Fazal Elahi, a sitting member of the KP Assembly, reportedly stormed the Rehman Baba Grid Station along with a group of his supporters. According to PESCO officials, the group pressured the staff to restore electricity across all feeders at the grid station. The forced restoration overloaded the system. As a result, the entire station shut down, leaving many areas without power. The PESCO spokesperson confirmed that the unauthorized action by Fazal Elahi…
ISLAMABAD: The CSS age limit has officially been extended. On Friday, the National Assembly approved an increase in the maximum age for Central Superior Services exam candidates—from 30 to 35 years. This change will apply starting in 2026. The move was introduced by PML-N MNA Syeda Nosheen Iftikhar. She requested the suspension of routine procedures to present her proposal. The House supported the motion without any objections. In addition to the new CSS age limit, candidates will now be given five attempts at the exam. Previously, they were allowed only four. Lawmakers stressed that these changes should be enforced without…
