For years, Pakistan has battled not just physical militancy but a well-funded psychological war one that operates behind protest slogans, social media hashtags, and seemingly innocent NGOs. At the center of this dangerous web sits a name increasingly hard to separate from controversy: Mahrang Baloch. Painted in the West as a human rights activist, Mahrang has emerged as a recurring figure in anti-state narratives. But behind the curated image lies a much darker affiliation one that overlaps disturbingly with separatist propaganda and soft support for terror-linked entities like the BLA. The playbook is simple: create outrage, distort facts, and invite…
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There is a war raging in Balochistan not of guns and bombs alone, but of narratives, loyalties, and the very identity of its people. On one side stands the Pakistani state, determined to integrate Balochistan into the national fold through infrastructure, education, and development. On the other, the separatist factions like the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), aided by external sympathizers, wage a campaign of ideological subversion and violence under the misleading banner of human rights. At the center of this polarizing storm is Mahrang Baloch hailed in foreign circles as an activist, but increasingly exposed at home as a tool…
The line between patience and negligence is thin. Pakistan has walked that line for years, extending olive branches to Kabul’s rulers regardless of regime, ideology, or history. But the attack on the Hussain Mila check post in Kurram is a grim reminder that goodwill without reciprocation is fatal. Two soldiers were martyred, eight injured. The attackers didn’t come from the local population. They weren’t angry tribesmen or internal insurgents. They crossed over from Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province, carrying sophisticated weapons, backed by logistics, planning and worse, protection. One of them was captured alive. He confessed the unthinkable: the Taliban provided the…
Another ambush. Another martyr. Another border violated. In the silence of Upper Kurram’s mountains, gunfire erupted once again this time in the Hussain Mila area, where Pakistani soldiers stood guard over a nation that has shown too much restraint for far too long. Two sons of the soil embraced martyrdom, eight more were wounded, and the message was clear: Pakistan’s goodwill is being repaid with bullets. The attackers weren’t locals. They weren’t tribesmen with historical grievances. They came from across the Durand Line, crossing from Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province, equipped with heavy weapons and Taliban-supplied firepower. This wasn’t a rogue act…
In the bloodstained hills of Kurram, Pakistan continues to face an enemy that speaks the language of religion but acts in direct defiance of it. They claim piety, shout slogans of jihad, and present themselves as defenders of Islam. But their actions, their ideology, and their alliances betray them. These are not mujahideen. These are the new Khawarij and they have once again declared war not just on the Pakistani state, but on the very soul of Islam. The recent attack on the check post in Hussain Mila, Upper Kurram, was more than just an act of cross-border terrorism. It…
In the fast-moving news cycle of our time, a headline flashes: “Two Soldiers Martyred in Kurram Check Post Attack.” And then it fades. The ticker moves on. The world continues. But the story does not end there. For the families left behind, for the comrades who carried the wounded, and for the soil that drank their blood a soldier never dies alone. Lance Naik Saleem’s name might appear in a brief bulletin, but his life was not brief. He had dreams, perhaps a daughter waiting for him to return with sweets, or an aging mother whose only comfort was his…
Once upon a time, war was declared with flags, armies, and formal uniforms. Enemies met on open battlefields. There were rules, codes, and even honor among foes. Today, those lines have vanished and so has the uniform. The enemy of Pakistan no longer comes marching in military columns. He slips through mountains, hides behind religion, and uses ideology instead of identity. The attack on the Hussain Mila check post in Upper Kurram is not just another act of cross-border terrorism it’s a symbol of the modern battlefield where the combatant wears no flag, shows no face, and answers to no…
As border tensions escalate, many have questioned why Pakistan did not engage Indian drones with its advanced air defense systems. The answer reveals a masterclass in strategic restraint — a calculated move that reflects Pakistan’s maturity in modern warfare. India’s objective was clear: provoke Pakistan into activating its radar and missile defense systems. By flying drones near Pakistani territory, India aimed to collect vital electronic signatures, pinpoint defense assets, and plan preemptive strikes on key installations. But Pakistan didn’t fall for the trap. Instead of reacting emotionally, Pakistan displayed operational discipline. Deploying high-end systems like the HQ-9 against cheap drones…
The ongoing conflict between India and Pakistan has been marked by a sharp contrast in media conduct, revealing the stark difference between fact-based journalism and deliberate misinformation. Recently, Indian media giant Aaj Tak issued an apology for broadcasting fake news related to the conflict, a move that is both a recognition of the mistakes made and an indictment of the broader trend of media manipulation in India. This apology serves as a reminder of how easily public perception can be swayed when the truth is manipulated or entirely fabricated. Now Indian Media Aaj Tak apologise for FAKE NEWS 🚨 Why…
In yet another instance of blundering intelligence and irresponsible reporting, the Indian media, alongside Indian agencies, has once again proven their inability to differentiate between Abdul Rauf Azhar—an internationally listed terrorist—and Hafiz Abdul Rauf, a respected cleric. This oversight is not just a minor slip; it reveals the incompetence at the heart of India’s security and intelligence infrastructure, compounded by the media’s inability to fact-check before making explosive claims. Abdul Rauf Azhar, the notorious militant and brother of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) founder Maulana Masood Azhar, is an individual with deep ties to terror organizations that have been responsible for numerous attacks…