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Award Winning Documentary “Hum Saya” Screened in Lahore

Central Desk - October 30, 2024 0

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China at 75’ International Conference: Dar calls CPEC “China’s magnificent gift”

Central Desk - October 30, 2024 0

4th edition of the CFO Conference Middle East 2024 in Dubai

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4th edition of the CFO Conference Middle East 2024 held in...

Central Desk - October 29, 2024 0

Naim Qassem is new Chief of Hezbollah Monitoring Desk: Naim Qassem has been elected as new Chief of Hezbollah, said a press statement issued by the Lebanese group on Tuesday. Born in 1953, Qassem studied theology and also had a bachelor degree in chemistry from the Lebanese University. Since 1970, Qassem is active in politics and formed first Lebanese Muslim student’s union in 1970. He is involved with since early 90s and became the deputy secretary-general of the group in 1991.

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Naim Qassem is the new Chief of Hezbollah

Central Desk - October 29, 2024 0

Is Imran Khan’s personality as primitive as of amygdala stage?

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Project Imran gets support of UK lawmakers who demand his release...

Central Desk - October 28, 2024 0

Mushaal Malik seeks global community intervention to end Indian oppression in IIOJK ISLAMABAD: Mushaal Hussein Mullick, wife of an unlawfully incarcerated senior Hurriyat Leader Mohammad Yasin Malik, stated that the supremacist Indian occupation authorities had been committing war crimes and violating international human rights with impunity in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) since October 27, 1947 to perpetuate its illegitimate occupation on Kashmir. Speaking at a Kashmir solidarity rally taken out in Islamabad to mark Kashmir Black Day, she said that the people of Kashmir had been enduring the tyrannies of Hindutva regime during the past 77 years but these oppressions and coercive tactics could not dampen their courage. Mushaal, who is also the Chairperson of Peace and Culture Organisation, expressed serious concerns about safety and wellbeing of her jailed husband because the Indian notorious government was hell-bent to silence to most powerful voice of Kashmiri freedom struggle in a fake, fabricated and absurd case. She highlighted that the occupation authorities converted the scenic valley into a garrison city and a killing field, as even Kashmiri children could not go to school right now because parents were imprisoned for their crimes to raise voice of their right to self-determination. However, the Hurriyat leader stated that despite all these hardship and reign of terror unleashed by the brutal forces, Kashmiris remained steadfast struggling for seven decades to break the shackles of Indian slavery. Mushaal went on to say that when the people stand together, freedom can be achieved, with the people's voice, even the mightiest of tyrants can be defeated. The Hurriyat leader stated that people in the occupied valley were not even safe inside their own homes, as bodies of their leaders and loved ones were not returned to them. She highlighted the ordeal faced by Kashmiri leaders, saying Asiya Andrabi held in Tihar Jail, whose health deteriorated alarmingly in jail. She emphasized the importance of remembering this day annually, saying, “Every Pakistani stands in solidarity on this day.” Mushaal encouraged young Pakistanis to launch campaigns through social media, highlighting that Pakistan’s founding leader, Quaid-e-Azam, also placed trust in the power of youth. “You can become our powerful voice today,” she stated, urging them to remain steadfast for Kashmir. Mushaal recalled that India had resettled millions of Indian nationals in the region unlawfully to alter its demographic makeup, aiming to turn it into what she termed a mini-India. She called upon the international community to hold India accountable for its excesses in IIOJK and to support the Kashmiri people's struggle for their inalienable right to self-determination. Mushaal vowed that the people of Kashmir have endured decades of oppression, but their resolve remains unbroken. However, she urged the international community and human rights organizations to shun the double-standard and take note of Indian worst human rights violations so as to resolve the Kashmir dispute once for all in accordance to the aspirations of the people of Kashmir.

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Mushaal seeks global community intervention to end Indian oppression in IIOJK

Central Desk - October 27, 2024 0

Crime

Fake Deputy Chairman NAB booked

Central Desk - October 27, 2024 0

Opinion

Dominance of Society—A Male Viewpoint

Central Desk - October 27, 2024 0

justice saeed Hassan

Political Discourse

26th Constitutional Amendment: Do we lack Gentlemen in our higher judiciary?

Central Desk - October 26, 2024 0

Cricket writer Sir Sylde Berry was honored with the Media Award. Rawalpindi (Press Release) On the historic occasion of the third Test match between Pakistan and England in Rawalpindi, a simple yet dignified ceremony took place at Pindi Cricket Stadium to celebrate the 500th Test match covered by The Telegraph's Chief Cricket Writer, Sylde Berry. He became the second cricket correspondent in the world to cover 500 Test matches, following the legendary Australian captain and commentator Richie Benaud. Several other notable journalists also received souvenirs during the event, including Sir Anthony Scald Evansberry, Tasdeq Hussain Din, Stephen Schmelt, Simon Andrew Brunton, Stuart Argym Forster, Simon Reginald Wilde, Rory Andrew Dollar, Philip Anthony Mewton, Johnton, Matthew Peter Roller, Laurence Booth, George Richard Dobell, and Christopher Ian Stocks. In addition to the English media, several Pakistani journalists were recognized, including Khurram Shehzad, Nawaz Gohar, Waqar Ahmed, Javed Khan, Arfa Feroze, Aamir Riaz, Muhammad Zahid Khan, and Wasim Qadri. The souvenirs were presented by Sir Anthony Sylvester Evansberry, Chairman Rasja, Shakeel Awan, and representatives from AIPS Asia in Pakistan. Zahid Farooq Malik, along with Asghar Ali Mubarak, the Founder President of the South Asian Sports Journalists Association, participated in the distribution of souvenirs. Cricket writer Sir Sylde Berry was honored with the Media Award.

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Cricket writer Sir Sylde Berry was honored with the Media Award

Central Desk - October 26, 2024 0

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