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Article: In a stark contrast to the situation in Gaza, a peaceful resolution to the Kashmir issue can bring about lasting peace in the world, according to renowned Pakistani politician and former Secretary General of the Muslim League, Syed Zia Abbas. Abbas emphasized that the Kashmir issue remains unresolved and that it is essential to grant the Kashmiri people their right to self-determination. He further stated that resolving the Kashmir issue, similar to the situation in Gaza, can guide the world towards the path of peace. Pakistan has consistently shown solidarity with the Kashmiri people and their struggle for self-determination,…

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Experts from Pakistan have expressed concerns that if the US launches an attack on Iran, the Iranian regime may become even stronger. This statement was made by analysts Shahzad Iqbal, Muzaffar Abbas, Muhmal Srfaraz, and Arshad Bhatti during a discussion on the Geo News program “Report Card.” According to the details, the program host, Alina Farooq, asked the analysts if the US’s pressure on Iran would create space for negotiations. In response, Shahzad Iqbal said that it is challenging to make any predictions about Trump’s actions, as he has made contradictory decisions in the past. Iran, on the other hand,…

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The Punjab Information Commission (PIC) has conducted a comprehensive training session for 80 public information officers (PIOs) from 80 provincial government departments to enhance transparency, accountability, and citizens’ right to information in the province. The primary objective of this training is to effectively implement the Punjab Transparency and Right to Information Act 2013, which mandates the provision of information in a timely, efficient, and legally compliant manner. During the training session, led by Information Commissioner Bushra Tabassum, participants were briefed on the fundamental concepts and practical applications of the Right to Information law. The commissioner emphasized that transparency is meaningful…

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s governor, Faisal Karim Kundi, has assured the public that prisoners would not be released, but rather serve their sentences to gain freedom. In a recent statement, Kundi emphasized that taking a prisoner to the hospital is not a wrong decision, as it is a legitimate medical treatment. He further stated that the province is facing a critical situation, with the Chief Minister on a tour to address the issues. The governor suggested that the PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf) party should consider forming two factions, including a movement for spreading awareness. He urged the Prime Minister to convene the Apex…

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PESHAWAR – Imran Khan, the chief of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has been advised to allow his personal doctor to visit him after he claimed to be unwell. The Pakistan Super League (PSL) has announced the final dates for player retention ahead of the upcoming season. In a recent statement, the Prime Minister’s advisor on political affairs claimed that Imran Khan is not confident in the medical facilities available at the Pakistan Medical Association (PMA). He suggested that the PTI chief could express his concerns in court. Sindh Minister for Interior, Senator Sindh, claimed that Imran Khan is in good…

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Article: Renowned authors from around the world have praised the Urdu translator, Shahid Hamid, for his exceptional skills. Leo Tolstoy, the writer of “War and Peace,” expressed his admiration for Shahid’s work, saying, “Even a perfect man like you has made a significant contribution to Urdu literature.” Fyodor Dostoevsky, the creator of “Brothers Karamazov,” also appreciated Shahid’s translations, saying, “You have introduced the Urdu-speaking people to the world of literature with your humility and dedication.” Jane Austen praised Shahid, saying, “You have brought the Urdu language to the world with your hard work and dedication.” However, the Pakistani government is…

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Article: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif laid the foundation stone for five new danish schools in Quetta, Darra Adam Khel, Sibi, Qila Saifullah, Zhob, and Suhbatpur/Musakhel on January 8, 2026. He later announced two more in Chagai and Washuk. The estimated cost of these boarding schools is around 240 billion rupees. They are expected to become operational by March 2027, promising free residence, food, medical facilities, and basic necessities to bright students from underprivileged areas. This initiative is indeed a welcome move. However, the question remains whether this plan will only focus on magnificent buildings or lead to a genuine…

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In a shocking turn of events, the price of gold in Pakistan has exceeded 5.37 million rupees per tola, leaving everyone bewildered. While the prices of gold have been consistently increasing since the COVID-19 pandemic, the sudden surge in prices has raised several questions. Is the reason behind the surge in gold prices global circumstances or our unstable economy? Are people losing faith in paper currency and turning to gold investments? Or is it the excessive demand for gold that has pushed up its prices? Historically, gold has been regarded as a precious and unique metal, valued not only for…

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Iran’s government has seemingly backed down from a potential US military strike, but the unrest in the country has far from subsided. The Iranian authorities have been trying to convince the Americans to refrain from further violence against their citizens, and to halt the executions that were reportedly going to be carried out for over 800 individuals. The US had been threatening a military strike, but the main reason for this was the diplomatic efforts of Arab allies, including Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, and the UAE. Israel may not have supported a US military strike either, despite Trump’s claim that…

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Pakistan’s upper legislative house, the Senate, has been urged to impose a ban on social media usage by minors under the age of 18. This move comes as a growing concern for lawmakers who claim that excessive social media use is affecting the mental abilities of young Pakistanis. Federal Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, Dr. Tarique Faisal Chaudhry, emphasized the need for immediate action to protect minors from the risks associated with social media. However, he did not clarify the steps the government would take to address this issue. The Minister stated that this is a national problem that should be…

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