The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistan Army, organized a seminar at Jamia Tur Rasheed in Karachi, aiming to bridge gaps and foster unity between Pakistan’s religious scholars (Ulama) and the army. The event addressed misunderstandings fueled by social media propaganda, which has created a divide between the armed forces and the religious community. Following the seminar, attendees, including scholars and faculty members, expressed confidence in the army’s commitment to Pakistan’s development and security. One participant praised the DG ISPR for his transparent presentation, stating, “I am convinced by his words and commitment, and it’s clear…
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In a significant counter-terrorism operation, Pakistan’s security forces conducted an intelligence-based raid in Bakka Khel, Bannu District, targeting Khawarij militants reported to be in the area. The operation took place on the morning of 30 October 2024 and led to a fierce confrontation. During the operation, security forces effectively engaged the militants’ location, resulting in the elimination of eight Khawarij and injuring seven others. The clash underscored the intensity of the fight, with security forces demonstrating resilience and tactical precision. However, in the heat of the engagement, Major Atif Khalil, a courageous officer from District Sudhanuti, AJ&K, who was leading…
In a decisive move against militancy, security forces carried out an intelligence-based operation in the Sambaza area of Zhob District on the night of 29/30 October 2024, targeting the reported presence of Khawarij. The operation led to an intense exchange of fire between the security forces and the militants. As a result, one Kharji was killed, while another was apprehended in an injured condition. A significant haul of weapons and ammunition was also recovered during the operation. Currently, a sanitization operation is underway to identify and neutralize any remaining Khawarij in the area. Security forces are steadfast in their commitment…
On October 29, 2024, in Orakzai District’s Dabori Badan Clay, Fitna-ul-Khawarij militants launched an attack on a polio team. Security forces, including the Frontier Corps and local police, swiftly responded, resulting in the elimination of three Khawarij fighters. Tragically, local police officer Abdul Samad was martyred in the operation. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ground Zero Pakistan (@groundzeropk_) The people of Orakzai rallied in favor of the security forces, chanting slogans and lifting Frontier Corps personnel on their shoulders in gratitude. Their show of solidarity underscores the public’s frustration with the Khawarij’s relentless violence…
A vibrant sports gala was held at the “Umeed Special Education School” in Peshawar, a school dedicated to special children and supported by the Pakistan Army. The event saw enthusiastic participation from 90 children from Peshawar and Nowshera, who took part in sports competitions, including cricket, badminton, and tug-of-war. The children’s enthusiasm and active participation in the games were truly commendable. Corps Commander Peshawar Corps, Lieutenant General Umar Ahmed Bukhari, honored the occasion as the chief guest, expressing his admiration for the children’s performance and noting that their energy and abilities shone brightly, regardless of physical challenges. View this…
KYIV: A recent drone attack by Russia on the Ukrainian capital has left nine people injured, set several apartments ablaze, and damaged a kindergarten, marking the 19th assault on Kyiv this month, according to officials. Ukraine’s air force reported that Russia launched 62 drones overnight, with air defense units successfully intercepting 33 of them. However, 25 drones remain unaccounted for. “Nineteen air attacks on Kyiv in October!” stated Serhiy Popko, head of Kyiv’s military administration, on the Telegram messaging app. “Overnight, Russian drones again flew over the capital.” Falling debris from a destroyed drone ignited a fire in a multi-storey…
WEB DESK: Toyota’s global production has declined for the eighth consecutive month, highlighting ongoing difficulties in its key markets, including the United States and China. In September, the Japanese automaker produced 826,500 vehicles, reflecting an 8% year-on-year decrease. The drop was most pronounced in the U.S., where production fell by 14% due to a temporary halt on the Grand Highlander and Lexus TX SUV models following airbag-related concerns. Production of these models resumed on October 21. China also saw a substantial decrease, with Toyota’s output dropping by 19% as the automaker faces mounting competition from local electric vehicle and plug-in…
GAZA: Israeli authorities have reported the deaths of five soldiers in shelling incidents in northern Gaza, bringing the Israeli military’s death toll to 770 in the ongoing siege. The recent fatalities come amid intensified Israeli incursions in both Gaza and the West Bank, as violence continues to escalate across occupied Palestinian territories. In a related development, Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon reportedly resulted in the deaths of 10 civilians, including women and children. The conflict has intensified humanitarian concerns, with global organizations warning of increased risks to civilians. UNICEF and UNRWA have particularly cautioned against bans on aid efforts, which…
OTTAWA: The Canadian government has raised serious accusations against India’s Home Minister, Amit Shah, alleging his involvement in a campaign targeting Sikh separatists residing in Canada. The disclosure was made by Canadian Deputy Foreign Minister David Morrison during a parliamentary session, referencing a recent report from The Washington Post. According to the report, Canadian authorities suspect Shah’s role in orchestrating intimidation and violence against Sikh separatists, escalating tensions between Canada and India. These separatists, advocating for an independent Sikh state called Khalistan in India’s Punjab region, have become a target as Indian authorities perceive this movement as a security threat.…
WASHINGTON: The United States Department of State Spokesperson, Matthew Miller, addressed the ongoing discussions about the extradition of an Indian agent implicated in a recent assassination attempt on a Sikh separatist in the US. The matter has drawn international attention, especially amid accusations that the Indian government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has targeted Sikh separatist leaders abroad, including recent incidents in Canada. Miller described the extradition as a “legal matter,” noting, “We have spoken to the government in this regard,” while acknowledging the complexities of the situation. The US response to this incident has been comparatively restrained, especially…