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Pakistan tribal jirga arrives in Kabul for talks with TTP: Sources

KABUL: A jirga of tribal elders from different parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province has arrived in Kabul on Saturday from Peshawar to hold further talks with Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The sources told this corresponds that, a delegation compromises of 12 to 15 members of tribal elders from exFata reached Kabul from Peshawar today to further talks with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The KP government is represented in the jirga by Special Assistant to the Chief Minister on Information Barrister Mohammad Ali Saif. Malik Saleh Shah, Shaukatullah Khan, Bakht Zameen, and Hilal Ur Rehman are included are key members of the

Twitter ‘withholds’ journalist Raja Furqan Ahmed’s account in India

ISLAMABAD: Twitter in India has withheld the account of journalist Raja Furqan Ahmed. Raja Furqan Ahmed, News Editor forThe Pakistan Daily, in a statement said, “I am not sure what really happened and why twitter withheld my account in India but I posted or covered several news stories related to Kashmir.” Mr Ahmed termed it an attack on legitimate freedom of expression. Meanwhile, the notice Twitter sent to Raja Furqan Ahmed stated: “Hello @furqanraja1122, in order to comply with Twitter’s obligations under India’s local laws, we have withheld the following account in India under the country’s Information Technology Act, 2000;

Tribal jirga leaves for Afghanistan to hold peace talks with TTP

ISLAMABAD: A 50-member jirga consisting of prominent tribal elders from the tribal area left for Kabul on Wednesday for holding peace talks with the outlawed Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). According to the details, Federal Minister Sajid Hussain Turi and Special Adviser to the KP Chief Minister for Information Barrister Mohammad Ali Saif are also part of the jirga, he revealed. Previously, the jirga was mainly composed of people from South Waziristan and included elders from Malakand Division. However, this time, a tribal elder from the Khyber district, Shaji Gul Afridi, has also been made part of the jirga, Khan added. The

دی بینک آف پنجاب مری کے عملے کا کسٹمرز کے ساتھ انتہائی برا رویہ

مری: دی بینک آف پنجاب مری (برانچ کوڈ 0745) کے عملے کا کسٹمرز کے ساتھ انتہائی برا رویہ۔ تفصیلات کے مطابق، برانچ کے تمام ملازمین بہت ہی برے لہجے سے کسٹمرز کے ساتھ بات کرتے ہیں. ایک کسٹمر نے بتایا کہ چیک کیش اور ڈپازٹ کروانے کے لیے کھنٹوں لائنوں میں کھڑا رہنا پڑتا ہے ‏جبکہ عملہ گپ شپ میں مصروف رہتا ہے۔ ایک اور صارف کا کہنا تھا کہ جب بینک میں پیسے جمع کروانے جاتے ہے تو کیشیر دس اور بیس روپے کے نوٹ لینے سے انکار کر دیتا ہیں. اکثر کسٹمرز کے ساتھ بات لڑائی جھگڑے تک

Crackdown on PTI activists running anti-army trends intensifies

LAHORE: Dozens of social media activists of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) have been arrested or interrogated by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) and other agencies for running anti-army trends on social media. According to the details, at least 3 people were arrested from Lahore and 8 from Faisalabad and Gujrat. FIA Cyber Crime wing says they have a list of 50 activists who were operating 100s of anonymous/ fake accounts. PTI social media activist Maqsood Arif was arrested from Sabzazar Lahore by FIA Another Social media activist of PTI claimed that agencies enquired him about hashtags. Earlier, Former prime minister Imran Khan’s

Reham Khan promises to send ‘Zarda’ to Hafiz Hamdullah

ISLAMABAD: Mohtarma Reham Khan has promised to send a Zarda (yellow sweet) to Hafiz Hamdullah, spokesperson of the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM). While criticizing Prime Minister Imran Khan on Twitter, Reham Khan said that the purpose of dismissing Usman Bazdar was a failed attempt to save the captaincy of the captaincy. “Even Chaudhry Pervez Elahi will not be able to become the Chief Minister of Punjab,” she said. Reham Khan tagged Hafiz Hamdullah and wrote that “Imran Niazi has organized a loot sale fair to save his seat. Hafiz Hamdullah responded to the tweet via emoji. Reham Khan, while sharing

Anatomy of Fake News: How many people in PTI’s Jalsa?

ISLAMABAD: The ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Sunday held, what is being claimed as, a ‘historic’ gathering of a million people at Islamabad’s Parade Ground as the joint opposition geared up to oust the premier from office through the no-confidence motion. After gathering, the videos and photos of the rally has sparked a debate on social media that how many people really attended PTI’s Islamabad jalsa? The stage secretary claimed that over two million people had gathered at the event. Islamabad police said around 60,000 to 70,000 people were present at the venue and data collected by the Intelligence Bureau

Scoop: MBS likely to visit Pakistan after Hajj

ISLAMABAD: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman is likely to visit Pakistan after Hajj, official sources told The Pakistan Daily on Thursday. According to sources, the two sides are in touch with each other and barring an exception, it is likely the Saudi de facto ruler will visit Pakistan which would be his second visit in three years. Earlier, it was reported that Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are in talks to finalise the dates for the much-awaited visit of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman to Islamabad which was likely to take place in March and the Saudi crown prince will attend the Pakistan Day parade

104 students receive degrees at Muslim Youth University convocation

ISLAMABAD: The 1st convocation of Muslim Youth University (MYU) was held at Serena Hotel, Islamabad. President Dr Arif Alvi was the guest of honour at the event. While addressing the convocation, the president said unless women were not made equal partners in economic struggle, the country could not witness real prosperity. The president also urged providing opportunities to women in the domain of online, e-business and part-time jobs to keep them intact with their professions. He said immense openings were available for youth in the shape of the Kamyab Jawan programme and other financial assistance schemes offered by banks. President Alvi

Why the US should engage with Pakistan (Opinion)

The war in Afghanistan did not end last year with the NATO military withdrawal and the reemergence of the Taliban regime 2.0. Instead, it only entered a new phase and this fact is now becoming ever more evident to observers. Taliban is fast learning that running an insurgency and running an even vaguely functioning state are two entirely different things. The presence of foreign forces in Afghanistan acted as a glue to keep various factions of the Taliban together. But foreign forces are now gone, and so is that glue that kept Taliban together. Today Taliban are divided into several

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