PTI initiated negotiations in national interest: Former Speaker Islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) senior leader Asad Qaiser has accused Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leaders Maryam Nawaz and Defence Minister Khawaja Asif of attempting to sabotage the ongoing negotiations between the government and PTI. In a video statement, Qaiser said Punjab Chief Minister Maryam and Defence Minister Asif are making every effort to disrupt the negotiation process. He criticized the government for breaking its promise to arrange a meeting with the jailed PTI founder, saying the government is making excuses instead of fulfilling its commitment. “PTI Seeks Rule of Constitution and Independent…
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JUI-F Emir criticizes establishment for ignoring right and wrong, focusing only on authority. Karachi: Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) Emir Maulana Fazlur Rehman has accused the establishment of prioritizing power over principles, stating that its behavior remains unchanged. “Their sole concern is retaining their power. They ridicule the people’s vote, so why shouldn’t the public mock them in return?” he remarked during a press conference in Karachi. Apolitical Claims Are Political Fazl stated that the establishment’s claims of being apolitical are inherently political, adding that even martial law regimes manage to complete their terms in power. Compromise on Democracy The JUI-F chief…
Slow internet impacting KP’s IT sector, says special assistant to CM Peshawar: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has announced its intention to contact tech mogul Elon Musk to address the ongoing issue of slow internet speeds in the province. Shafqat Ayaz, Special Assistant to the KP Chief Minister, revealed that the IT sector in KP has been severely affected by the internet slowdown and that other experts will also be approached to find a resolution. Unclear Reasons Behind Internet Crisis in Pakistan Ayaz added that the reasons for the internet issues in the region remain unknown. However, the Pakistani government…
Speeding trailer with brake failure causes a tragic accident on Indus Highway. At least 12 people lost their lives, and 25 others were injured in a horrific road accident on Saturday at Ambeeri Chowk in Karak. Deputy Commissioner Karak Shakeel Jan Marwat confirmed the incident, stating the accident occurred due to the trailer’s brake failure. Police reported that the speeding trailer truck rammed into a passenger coach and other vehicles on Indus Highway. KP Governor Takes Notice Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi took notice of the accident and sought a detailed report. He directed health department personnel to provide…
Pakistan hosts an international summit to promote girls’ education in Muslim-majority countries. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized on Saturday that educating girls is a cause worth striving for, investing in, and advocating passionately. At the inaugural session of the two-day “International Conference on Girls’ Education in Muslim Communities: Challenges and Opportunities,” held in Islamabad, the PM called for collective efforts to develop scalable and sustainable solutions for girls’ education. Educational Crisis in Pakistan Pakistan is grappling with a severe educational crisis, with over 26 million children out of school, most of whom are in rural areas. The PM declared an…
“PTI leaders can contact Rana Sanaullah and other officials directly,” says Ayaz Sadiq National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq has stated that the decision regarding a meeting between PTI and its jailed founder Imran Khan lies with the government and its allies. No side has approached him for a third round of talks. “I told Asad Qaiser on January 4 that their demand to meet Imran Khan has been conveyed to the government. PTI leaders can directly contact Rana Sanaullah and other government officials regarding this matter,” said Sadiq. The statement comes after both sides initiated talks following months of political…
Rescuers clear debris up to 3,600ft; efforts face delays In Quetta’s Sanjidi area, four bodies have been recovered from a collapsed coal mine, while eight workers remain trapped as rescue teams continue their operations to save the miners. The rescue teams, utilizing heavy machinery, have managed to clear debris up to 3,600 feet. However, delays occurred due to the laying of a second power line and ongoing debris removal efforts. The mine collapsed following an explosion caused by the accumulation of gas. Authorities remain hopeful that the trapped miners will soon be reached. A day earlier, Deputy Director of Rescue…
“Happy to be back in Pakistan,” says Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai arrived in Islamabad on January 11, 2025, to attend the international summit on “Girls’ Education in Muslim Communities.” This marks her third visit to the country. “I’m truly honoured, overwhelmed, and happy to be back in Pakistan,” Malala said upon her arrival at the summit. The education activist, who survived a deadly attack by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in 2012, has returned to her homeland only a handful of times since. The summit gathers representatives from Muslim-majority countries, where millions of girls are…
Recent reports have uncovered alarming details about protein powders. Key Points: Toxic Substances: Studies show that over-the-counter protein powders contain high levels of lead and cadmium, both harmful to humans. Most Affected Types: Plant-based, organic, and chocolate-flavored protein powders are found to have the highest levels of these toxic substances. Lead Risks: The US Environmental Protection Agency states no level of lead is safe for humans. Effects of Cadmium: A known carcinogen, cadmium also harms the heart, kidneys, digestive system, brain, respiratory, and reproductive systems. Additional Insights: Plant-based protein powders like soy, rice, and pea contain three times more lead…
A new study highlights the protective effects of milk, revealing that daily consumption can reduce the risk of bowel cancer by up to 20%. Key Points: Cancer Prevention: Consuming 300 mg of calcium daily—equivalent to half a pint of milk—significantly reduces bowel cancer risk. Alternative Sources: Non-dairy calcium sources like fortified soy milk offer similar protective benefits. Research Insight: Dr. Keren Papier emphasized that calcium, found in dairy and non-dairy sources, plays a central role in lowering cancer risk. Global Concerns: Bowel cancer is the third most common cancer globally, with nearly 2 million cases and 1 million deaths annually.…
