Federal Minister for Privatisation Abdul Aleem Khan visited the Sobia Mahal private museum in Islamabad on Sunday. During the visit, the minister viewed rare copies of the Holy Quran, samples of Islamic calligraphy, artifacts from the Indus Valley Civilization, and examples of contemporary art. He remarked, “Bringing together items related to Islamic civilization in one place is a remarkable achievement.” He lauded Zahid Pervez Butt, a renowned educationist and historian, for his role in establishing the museum. The minister expressed keen interest in the ‘Allah, Muhammad’ gallery, where sacred names were beautifully displayed. Abdul Aleem Khan stated, “This museum blends…
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In 2024, security forces and law enforcement agencies conducted 59,775 intelligence-based operations, marking a significant phase in Pakistan’s counter-terrorism efforts. These operations neutralized 925 terrorists, the highest annual count in the past five years. On average, 169 operations were carried out daily, showcasing coordinated efforts among the military, intelligence agencies, police, and other law enforcement bodies. The neutralized targets included 73 high-value individuals and 27 foreign militants of Afghan origin. Significant amounts of foreign-manufactured weapons and ammunition were seized during the operations. Timely intelligence-based interventions disrupted multiple terrorist networks and prevented numerous planned attacks. These initiatives reflect Pakistan’s long-term strategy…
President Asif Ali Zardari has signed the Societies Registration Act 2024 into law, amicably resolving the long-standing issue of registering religious seminaries. The bill, now officially a law, establishes a structured framework for the registration of religious seminaries under the Societies Act. The National Assembly will soon issue a gazette notification to formalize the law. This development aims to streamline the registration process for religious institutions, ensuring compliance with the updated regulations under the Societies Act. The consensus on this matter marks a significant step toward regulating religious education within the country.
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Immigration Unit arrested a notorious human trafficker, Amjad Ali, at Islamabad International Airport, the agency’s spokesperson confirmed. Amjad Ali, wanted for human trafficking and visa fraud, had been on the FIA’s Red Book of most-wanted traffickers for 17 years. His name was also included on the stop list maintained by the agency. According to the spokesperson, Ali was involved in visa fraud schemes and fled abroad after engaging in fraudulent activities. A case against him was registered in 2007 by the Anti-Human Trafficking Circle in Rawalpindi. The accused, identified as a resident of Gujar Khan,…
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expressed deep sorrow over the tragic plane crash at Muan International Airport in South Korea, which claimed the lives of 120 people. In a statement issued on Sunday, PM Shehbaz extended his heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and to the people and government of South Korea. “I am deeply saddened to hear about the devastating plane crash at Muan Airport. The loss of precious lives in such a tragic accident is heart-wrenching. My sympathy and prayers are with the affected families and the Korean government during this difficult time,” he said. The…
The Federal Investigation Agency’s (FIA) Anti-Human Trafficking Circle arrested three Bangladeshi sisters from Gulshan-e-Iqbal for fraudulently acquiring Pakistani identity cards. The suspects, identified as Ayesha Naz, Hina Naz, and Afshan Naz, were wanted in a case registered in 2022. Investigations revealed that the accused secured Pakistani ID cards through forgery and obtained fake birth and death certificates with the help of an agent. Officials disclosed that the Secretary of the Union Council in Rizvia Society, Liaquatabad Town, issued these fraudulent certificates. Authorities have initiated further action to apprehend individuals involved in facilitating these illegal activities. Additionally, investigators plan to probe…
Karachi residents faced immense difficulties on Saturday as severe traffic congestion left vehicles stranded in various parts of the city for hours. Frustrated commuters criticized the administration, describing the city as “leaderless” during this ongoing crisis. They demanded immediate action to address the recurring traffic jams that have made daily travel unbearable. A female commuter emphasized the need for practical solutions, urging the government to tackle the issue promptly. Others appealed to protesters to hold demonstrations in designated areas to avoid disrupting the city’s traffic flow. Residents stressed the urgent need for effective traffic management to alleviate the worsening situation.
Pakistan’s military launched airstrikes near the Afghan border, targeting TTP militants in response to their escalating terrorist activities, security sources reported. The operation specifically aimed at TTP terrorists, including those who recently celebrated the martyrdom of 16 Pakistani soldiers in a TTP attack. According to officials, the airstrikes were carried out in self-defense, focusing solely on militant hideouts. Afghan civilians and forces were not targeted, emphasizing Pakistan’s commitment to maintaining cordial ties with Afghanistan. Pakistan has consistently sought a brotherly relationship with Afghanistan and expects the interim Afghan government to take firm action against TTP militants operating from its territory.…
Video Shows Elderly Passenger Reciting Kalma Before the Crash; Post-Crash Footage Also Goes Viral Baku (Monitoring Desk): “Whom Allah protects, none can harm.” A passenger on an Azerbaijani flight survived a plane crash near Kazakhstan miraculously, with his videos now going viral on social media. According to reports, an Azerbaijani flight en route to Grozny, Russia, from Baku crashed near Kazakhstan. Among the passengers was a man who survived the tragic accident with only minor facial injuries. One of the viral videos shows the passenger reciting the Kalma Shahadat and Takbeer moments before the crash, which he recorded as a…
Justin Bieber is reportedly seeking spiritual solace amid recent emotional turbulence. The Sorry singer has faced public scrutiny due to past controversies involving Sean “Diddy” Combs and the unexpected engagement announcement of his ex-girlfriend, Selena Gomez. On Saturday, Bieber shared a deeply spiritual note on his Instagram stories. “How can I really believe Jesus is with me? For me, Justin, it’s simply His goodness that keeps convincing me,” he wrote. He continued, “Every time I thought He wouldn’t show up for me, He always has. I’m convinced He is the perfect, patient presence that guides, directs, and leads me all…
