Brigadier Haider Ali, Commander 55th Brigade, visits Lakki Marwat Sarai Naurang
LAKKI MARWAT: Brigadier Haider Ali, Commander 55th Brigade, along with District Police Officer, Lakki Marwat Nazir Ahmed, visited Sarai Naurang, Lakki Marwat and met with the local people, shopkeepers and elders. On this occasion, they discussed public issues, suggestions and regional situation. He said that strong communication and mutual trust
Saudi Arab welcomes Pak-Afghan ceasefire, calls it a major breakthrough for peace
ISLAMABAD: Saudi Arabia welcomed the ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan, calling it a major breakthrough for peace and stability. The statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that it fully supports all efforts of Saudi Arabia and the international community that are going to promote peace, stability, and
Pakistan looks to clinch series as second Test begins today against South Africa
RAWALPINDI: The second and final Test match between Pakistan and South Africa will kick off today at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, with the hosts aiming to seal the series victory. Pakistan currently leads the two-match series 1-0, following a convincing 93-run win in the first Test held in Lahore. The
Simple habit that helps prevent knee pain, new study reveals
ISLAMABAD: Knee pain is a typical grievance that troubles a lot of people and thereby hinders the performance of daily activities. Attacking the knee joints, which consist of powdery bones, tissues, ligaments, and muscles, is the primary reason behind their vulnerability. There could be different reasons for the pain in
Rana Tanveer: Terror sanctuaries in Afghanistan not tolerated anymore
LAHORE: Rana Tanveer Hussain, the Federal Minister for Food Security and Research, has very clearly said that the presence of terrorists in Afghanistan is now a big issue and Pakistan will not allow India to use Afghan territory as a base for its proxy war. In his address to the
Governor KP calls intelligence-based operations against terrorists ‘inevitable’
PESHAWAR: The provincial governor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Faisal Karim Kundi, stressed that the region’s uplift and economic growth depend on peace and declared that operations based on intelligence against the nation’s foes, especially the terrorists, are ‘inevitable’. According to a statement released by the press secretary of the governor, Faisal
Hafiz Naeem criticizes 12 Years of ‘Destructive’ governance in KP
TIMERGARA, Lower Dir: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government came under fire from Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman, the Emir of Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), who asserted that the “change government” simply turned out to be a source of destruction. Hafiz Naeem speaking to the students who were present at the Bano Qabil program in
Wedding turns tragic as bus accident in Haripur kills 3, injures 27
HARIPUR: A tragic road accident in the Haripur district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa claimed the lives of at least three people, among them two females and a minor, while leaving a total of 27 others injured, who were the bus passengers of the wedding ceremony. As per the police statement, the
14-member women bikers team, including 7 foreigners, reaches Lower Dir to promote tourism
TIMERGARA, Lower Dir: A team of fourteen women bikers, seven from abroad and seven from Pakistan, landed in Lower Dir on a fifteen-day expedition across the picturesque northern areas of Pakistan. The biking team, which started its trip from Islamabad, went through Bisham, Gilgit, Hunza, Khunjerab, Shandur, Upper Dir, and
Frontier Corps restores two mosques destroyed by militants in Bajaur
KHAR, Bajaur: Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (North) has not only restored but also renovated two mosques in Bajaur, which were completely devastated by militant activities, as a good step towards community rehabilitation and religious harmony. Of the mosques, Masjid Suleman Khel and Masjid Ahrab, the latter was more extensively ruined
