Pakistan is on track of becoming a Medina like welfare state under the leadership of Prime Minister Imran Khan
He said it was first time in the history of Pakistan that the government was taking ownership of poor and needy by operating shelter homes and food centres across the country.
Tellibunnypasand link: https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/88053 ... mabad-flatISLAMABAD: US bogger Cynthia Ritchie was found unconscious at her residence in the city on Thursday, said police.
Police said Ritchie was shifted to a hospital for medical treatment, adding that further details will be known after the hospital issues her medical report.
Ritchie had made headlines last year in June when she accused senior PPP leaders, former interior minister Rehman Malik of raping her and had alleged that ex-prime minister Yousaf Raza Gillani had "physically manhandled" her a couple of years ago.
BAHAWALNAGAR: At least five people were killed and over 38 others injured after a bomb went off near a procession of Shia Muslims in the Bahawalnagar district of Punjab.
Police sources said that women and children are among the injured in the blast that occurred near the Jail road area of the district, adding that the death toll might further rise as several injured are in critical condition. Rescue teams, police and security forces reached the site and shifted the injured to a nearby hospital. The nature of the explosion has yet to be ascertained.
Protests have erupted in Pakistan’s port city Gwadar against a severe shortage of water and electricity and threats to livelihoods blamed on the Chinese. It is part of a growing backlash against China’s multibillion-dollar belt and road projects in the country.
This week, demonstrators including fishers and other local workers blocked the roads in Gwadar, a coastal town in Balochistan. They burned tyres, chanted slogans, and shut down the city, to demand water and electricity and a stop to Chinese trawlers illegally fishing in the nearby waters and then taking the fish to China. Two people were injured when the authorities cracked down on the protesters.
“It has been more than a month, we have been protesting and rallying against the Chinese trawlers, shortage of water and electricity. The government never paid heed to our demands, and we had to observe a complete shutdown strike and we were attacked by the district administration,” said Faiz Nigori, a local political worker.
This is huge news ! China was incensed the last time its citizens were in "bus accident" in NWFP ! Ironically last time too its 9 chinese who met their 72, so i guess the chinese should try not to travel in multiples of 9 while in Pakistan going forward !nachiket wrote:HT is now saying nine Chinese halaled in Gwadar
At least 9 Chinese nationals killed in massive explosion in Balochistan: Report
the mango han in pukestan were already crapping their pants after the last attack.nachiket wrote:HT is now saying nine Chinese halaled in Gwadar
At least 9 Chinese nationals killed in massive explosion in Balochistan: Report
Yes Khan Sahab was right. Talibans are inspiration for all suppressed people. Ji ke gher sishe ke ho.....woh dusro ke pathar nahi phekte.nachiket wrote:HT is now saying nine Chinese halaled in Gwadar
At least 9 Chinese nationals killed in massive explosion in Balochistan: Report
But..but..but...if no chini was halaled (per dgispr) then why the “demand“? Hainji?“At the same time, relevant departments at all levels in Pakistan must take practical and effective measures to accelerate to implement strengthened whole-process security measures and upgraded security cooperation mechanism to ensure that similar incidents will not happen again,” read the statement.
anupmisra wrote:Big Iron birather demands its junior indebted birather from another mirather to do more!
Gwadar suicide attack: China asks Pakistan to punish perpetrators
But..but..but...if no chini was halaled (per dgispr) then why the “demand“? Hainji?“At the same time, relevant departments at all levels in Pakistan must take practical and effective measures to accelerate to implement strengthened whole-process security measures and upgraded security cooperation mechanism to ensure that similar incidents will not happen again,” read the statement.
Haramiyon ka link : https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/88110 ... rpetrators
It is in both their interests to blame it squarely on India.RKumar wrote:Will China be able to punish its own taller than d*ck friend napak for the terror attacks??
The Lal Masjid administration finally removed the Taliban's flag from the Jamia Hafza seminary after marathon talks with the deputy commissioner’s office.
Haram hi haram: https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/881528 ... amia-hafzaA spokesman for the Lal Masjid confirmed hoisting the Taliban's flag on the seminary saying waving the Taliban's flag was not illegal because many sections displayed their flags at their holy places. The Lal Masjid administration finally downed the Taliban’s flag.
the hans will not back down under any circumstances.vinod wrote:I think it's right time now to unleash chaos in Terroristan now. I'm sure in midst of it, some taliban faction will try and take NWFP. All the chinese dreams will go up in smoke as well.
Earlier on July 1, lawmakers from different parties were apprised about the situation in Afghanistan and the future scenario as well as Pakistan’s strategy during an in-camera meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on National Security.
The military leadership had informed the selected members of parliament from both sides of the aisle in the in-camera session that Pakistan was ready to face any consequences but would not permit the US to establish any airbases on its soil.
the amerikis were forced to abandon bagram air base by the talibs as a precondition and the "always for sale" pakis "refused" to give them an air base in pukestan.Dilbu wrote:Only in Pakistan, the military leadership will tell the Parliament whether another country will be allowed to have military presence in the country or not.
Shehbaz calls for single narrative on Afghan situationEarlier on July 1, lawmakers from different parties were apprised about the situation in Afghanistan and the future scenario as well as Pakistan’s strategy during an in-camera meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on National Security.
The military leadership had informed the selected members of parliament from both sides of the aisle in the in-camera session that Pakistan was ready to face any consequences but would not permit the US to establish any airbases on its soil.
KARACHI: Pak Sarzameen Party Chairman Mustafa Kamal urged the federal government on Saturday to refrain from “adventurism” in their policy towards Afghanistan post-Taliban takeover.
He was speaking to journalists after his hearing at an accountability court in Karachi in a case pertaining to illegally allotting an amenity plot to Bahria Town for the construction of an elite high-rise building. Kamal said the parliamentarians should bear in mind that Pakistan had already paid enough for the “malafide policies” of the governments in the past and they should not repeat the same mistake. He added that the Nato forces had been defeated in their 20-year-long war in Afghanistan and it was assumed that Pakistan had played a role in the victory of Taliban. He said the situation of this region had changed after the Taliban took over Kabul, and things about the future were uncertain now. He said that the whole world was watching these events carefully.
The PSP chief added that the current global political scenario had posed more challenges to Pakistan since it was a key player in the region and a peaceful future would depend on handling these affairs amicably. He said that these so-called superpowers which suffered defeats in Afghanistan would come back for revenge and if they did so Pakistan would be on top of the list for the first offensives. He said that these powers would not have to land their forces in the country, but they would try to escalate the already existing tensions like it happened in the past in the name of religion, sect and ethnicity. He said that peace in Afghanistan was in the best interest of Pakistan.
According to a statement issued by the interior ministry, on August 20, a convoy of Chinese nationals comprising three Chinese vehicles with integral security details of Pakistan army and police contingent was targeted in an attack on East Bay Expressway in Gwadar in the evening.
“The incident took place along the coastal road near a Fishermen Colony. A young boy ran out of the colony once the convoy reached there to target Chinese vehicles. Fortunately, soldiers of Pakistan army in plain clothes employed as hang around security rushed to intercept the boy who immediately exploded himself about 15-20 meters away from the convoy.”
“Resultantly, a Chinese national got injured who was rushed to nearest Gwadar Hospital. Unfortunately, two innocent children playing nearby the incident site lost their precious lives while another two children who received critical injuries were rushed to the hospital,” the statement added.
Saar why to use complicated words which are not used in daily parley for most of the crowd? I could not find it in dictionary.Make life simple and practical. It is same as scribe is absconding type mentioned in Indian media.No body uses this language in world. It just a way show how proper English is to be spoken. Funny anyway. No offence. It was no only for you. it was for other Brites as well. Keep life simple.I am just common mortal Bhartya.yensoy wrote:Global Times is trying to ingratiate itself to Xi. Nothing but bluster here. Anyway why do we care, it's not like we are running a training camp for BLA.
from money to infrastructure, mil spares to nukes, missiles to maggi, the pakis are in hock upto their eyebrows to the hans.rsingh wrote:Bakis have nothing to loose if one fine day they ask China "Who You". China need Bakistan to pinch India .
rsinghji, since you said you couldn't find ingratiate in the dictionary, I searched and this is what I found:rsingh wrote:Saar why to use complicated words which are not used in daily parley for most of the crowd? I could not find it in dictionary.Make life simple and practical.yensoy wrote:Global Times is trying to ingratiate itself to Xi. Nothing but bluster here. Anyway why do we care, it's not like we are running a training camp for BLA.
Original poster Yensoy's post was terse and to the point. Agree with you that a lot of Indians like to write/say in flowery, verbose, long winded sentences. An extreme example is Shashi Tharooringratiate - bring oneself into favour with someone by flattering or trying to please them.
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar said Taliban, in their statements, have been saying that they do not want to impose an Islamic emirate of their own choice and will prefer to establish a dispensation in consultation with all stakeholders.
Answering a question, the Hezb-e-Islami Chief said some foes of peace do not want a stable and a strong central government in Afghanistan. He said some hostile agencies of foreign countries are busy in instigating Afghan people to revolt.
Replying to another question, he said India should focus on its internal issues instead of issuing statements regarding the future of Afghanistan.
He said India should refrain from using Afghan soil against Pakistan to take revenge for Kashmiris’ struggle in the Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
Gulbadin Hikmatyar also commended Prime Minister Imran Khan’s longstanding stance regarding peace in Afghanistan.
KARACHI: The chances of the Pakistan-Afghanistan one-day international (ODI) series scheduled to be held in Sri Lanka turned bleak after the host country imposed a 10-day nationwide lockdown, however, the final decision in this regard is expected on Sunday (today).
According to a report published in Geo News, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had earlier offered the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) to play the series in Pakistan but the ACB rejected the proposal.
In a statement, Afghanistan’s cricket board had said that the ODI series against Pakistan would not be affected by the change of government in the country.
Taliban love cricket
Saar you missed the part that she is blaming Indian agents for this. Three Indian agents drugged her in her diplomatic enclave residence. She was discovered by her flat neighbor in half dressed state in the building where they reside. He quickly took her to his flat where he tried to revive her for 3 full hours all by himselfanupmisra wrote:Remember this clueless woke babe? A Poster child for a tolerant pakhanistan and all the goodness that comes with it?
American blogger Cynthia Ritchie found unconscious at Islamabad flat
Tellibunnypasand link: https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/88053 ... mabad-flatISLAMABAD: US bogger Cynthia Ritchie was found unconscious at her residence in the city on Thursday, said police.
Police said Ritchie was shifted to a hospital for medical treatment, adding that further details will be known after the hospital issues her medical report.
Ritchie had made headlines last year in June when she accused senior PPP leaders, former interior minister Rehman Malik of raping her and had alleged that ex-prime minister Yousaf Raza Gillani had "physically manhandled" her a couple of years ago.
. Didnt call the police or ambulance. After his attempts produced no results he contacted other neighbors who dressed her and took her to the hospital.