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May 13, 2025

News Desk

At night my popcorn filed me noise complaint

Karachi: On the night of May 8, I sat in my house, having some fantastic tea and rollers, when I met news published by many Indian media channels. Obviously, the port of Karachi was destroyed. In addition, 100 rockets had begun to Pakistan, the army leader was arrested and the Indian Navy quickly proceeded to us. Listening to the turmoil in my area, I also believed that Indian soldiers had arrived outside my house. I searched every sip from what I thought would be my last cup of tea in this life and came out to check what was going

May 9, 2025

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‘Cartoon Network, No News’: Afridi hits Indian journalists

Former Pakistan’s Captain Shahid Afridi Captain has been infected with Indian media, referring to them as “Cartoon Network” in response to their cover for India’s recent military actions against Pakistan. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Afridi criticized the impressive and seemingly warm tone of Indian television channels amidst scales along the control line (LOC). His observations came after the Indian army began strikes that reportedly killed dozens of Pakistani citizens, including women and children. Afridi wrote: “Indian media reminds me of the animation network. Always loud, moving and never serious for events.” His comment, though with humor, highlights

April 30, 2025

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Najam Sethi warns the nuclear reaction if India blocks Pakistan’s water

Listen to the article Pakistani journalist and political analyst Najam Sethi, in an interview with Senior Indian journalist Karan Thapar, explained Pakistan’s nuclear teaching, stating that Islamabad’s policy is based on the belief that if the country faced the country. It accepted the consequent consequences. Sethi emphasized that this attitude is the primary reason why Pakistan has consistently refused to sign the non -use treaty. Pakistani journalist and political analyst Najam Sethi warned that if India attempts to prevent Pakistan’s water supply or to carry out economic strangulation, Islamabad can resort to the use of nuclear weapons in self -defense.

April 23, 2025

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Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry reacts to tourist assassinations at Iiojk

Listen to the article On Wednesday, Pakistan expressed concern about the murder of tourists in an attack on the Indian-Legally occupied Jamos and Kashmir, offering condolences to the families of the victims and wishing a rapid recovery for the injured. The statement came from the Foreign Ministry in response to questions about the incident, which took place in the Anantnag area of ​​India illegally occupied Jammos and Kashmir. “We are worried about the loss of tourists’ lives in an attack on Anantnag,” the Foreign Ministry spokesman said. “We extend our condolences to the nearby of the deceased and we wish

January 19, 2025

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Indian police are changing their stance on the identity of Saif Ali Khan’s assailant

Listen to the article Indian police have changed their statement about the identity of the man accused of stabbing Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan. The suspect, initially identified as 31-year-old Akash Kanojia, was arrested while traveling by train from Chhattisgarh to Mumbai. However, new reports from Indian media now claim that the suspect is actually a Bangladeshi national named Mohammad Sharif Islam. After the attack, Indian media initially reported that the suspect was a Hindu named Akash Kanojia. However, according to new police allegations, he is said to be a “Bangladeshi Muslim” who had entered India illegally and was using

August 7, 2024

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Sanam Saeed Responds to ‘Barzakh’ Controversy

Listen to the article Pakistani actress Sanam Saeed has expressed satisfaction with the feedback she has received for her web series Barzakh, stating that the response has lived up to her expectations despite the recent controversy surrounding the show in Pakistan. In an interview with Indian media, Saeed described the comments about Barzakh as “overwhelming”, citing elements that attracted viewers to the show. “There are certain aspects in Barzakh that caught people’s attention. Some viewers did not understand the show at first, but if they watch it carefully, they will understand it. The audience’s reaction was exactly what we expected,”

September 8, 2021

Hamza Azhar Salam

Inaccurate reporting will not serve Indian interests in Afghanistan (Opinion)

Regardless of whatever country they belong to, for journalists, the truth should always be sacrosanct.  Ever since the Taliban began their offensive against the resistance forces led by Ahmad Massoud and Amrullah Saleh in Panjshir, some elements of the Indian media have been reporting that the Pakistani military is supporting the operation with its units on the ground.  It began with Maj Gen (R) G.D Bakshi’s claims shared on various social media platforms.  Gen (R) Bakshi seemed to know exactly what Pakistani units were being used in Panjshir as well as the casualties suffered on the ground.  However, Gen Bakshi

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