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Islamabad: In discussions today with a high-level Chinese delegation, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif outlined the benefits of increasing joint ventures between Pakistan and China, emphasizing sectors such as mines and minerals, information technology, ...

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Imphal: Residents displaced by recent tribal violence in Manipur held a protest rally in the state capital, Imphal, calling for the government to facilitate their return and restore their homes. The demonstrators, who have been residing in relief camp...

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Islamabad: Today, Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland, along with a five-member delegation, visited Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif at the Prime Minister House. This marks Secretary-General Scotland’s first official trip to Pakista...

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Srinagar: Human rights conditions in Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) have reportedly worsened, with increased violence and allegations of war crimes committed by Indian troops.

According to Kashmir Media Service, the region has experienced...

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New York: The United Nations Human Rights Committee has issued a critical report detailing extensive human rights abuses in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) and other regions in India, attributing these violations to the excessive u...

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Srinagar: Reports have surfaced of Indian troops allegedly killing twenty individuals in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir during the month of July.

According to Kashmir Media Service, of the twenty fatalities, six were the result of what ...

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Pakistan Railways has decreased fares on all classes of passenger trains. According to Pakistan Railways, there is a reduction of 100 to 150 rupees on AC class ticket and fifty rupees in the fare of economy class. This reduction in fares will be app...