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LAHORE, May 14, 2025 — In a rare sign of cooperation following weeks of military conflict, Pakistan and India conducted a prisoner exchange at the Wagah-Attari border on Wednesday under strict security arrangements. Prisoners Released Amid Diplomatic Thaw Pakistan handed over Indian Border Security Force (BSF) constable Purnam Kumar Shah to Indian officials at the …
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KARACHI, May 14, 2025 — Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) marked the nation’s recent success in Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos with a festive and patriotic tribute. The national carrier launched a unique celebration mid-flight by cutting cakes aboard its domestic and international routes to honor Pakistan’s military victory. Celebrations in the Sky In a special gesture, PIA began …
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Pakistan’s foreign reserves have received a significant boost following the arrival of the second IMF tranche under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF). The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) confirmed on Tuesday that it has received SDR 760 million—equivalent to approximately $1.023 billion—from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Disbursement After Successful Review The disbursement came after …
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After the recent clashes between India and Pakistan ended in a ceasefire on May 10, several misleading videos began circulating online. These videos falsely claim to show scenes from the latest military conflict. Claim: Nur Khan Airbase Hit by Missiles One widely shared video shows a large fire and thick smoke. The user who posted …
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Senior journalist and anchor Shehzad Iqbal has revealed crucial information about the May 6–7 air skirmish between Pakistan and India. He confirmed that Indian Air Force (IAF) jets did not fire a single missile during Pakistan’s retaliatory strikes. Indian jets failed to lock targets Iqbal reported that Indian fighter jets failed to lock onto any …
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the Adampur airbase, where he posed in front of an S-400 launcher, was intended to challenge Pakistan’s claim of having neutralized an advanced S-400 system. Missing Components Spark Speculation The photo-op lacked any visible radar or command-and-control units, which are critical parts of the S-400 system. Analysts, including …
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Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif delivered a strong statement against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, claiming that Pakistan India tensions have reached a tipping point and Modi’s political career is nearing its end. Asif emphasized that the Indian public will decide Modi’s fate, highlighting growing discontent in and outside India’s parliament. Mounting Criticism of Modi …
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Pakistan’s military has confirmed that Indian aggression in AJK and nearby regions killed 51 people—40 civilians and 11 soldiers. The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) described the attacks on May 6 and 7 as “unprovoked and reprehensible,” targeting homes and non-combatants. Civilian and Military Losses Among the martyred civilians were 7 women and 15 children. At …
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ISLAMABAD – The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Monday adjourned the hearing of Zahir Jaffer’s appeal against his death sentence in the Noor Mukadam murder case until May 19. A three-member bench led by Justice Hashim Kakar, with Justice Ishtiaq Ibrahim and Justice Ali Baqar Najafi, heard the high-profile case. Zahir Jaffer’s defence counsel Salman …
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has said India made a serious miscalculation regarding Pakistan’s strength and determination to respond to its recent aggression. Speaking to the media on Monday, Dar stated, “They all saw what happened to the Indian Air Force. When we responded three days later with drones and missiles, they realised the damage they …
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In a deadly escalation between nuclear-armed rivals, India’s unprovoked strikes on May 6 and 7 killed 51 Pakistanis, including 11 armed forces personnel and 40 civilians, according to a statement released Monday by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The military’s media wing called the attacks “barbaric” and “dastardly,” confirming that Indian forces specifically targeted innocent …
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The recent Pakistan-India conflict marked the first combat use of the Chinese PL-15 missile, sparking global interest in next-generation air-to-air missile systems. This PL-15 missile deployment may signal a significant shift in the balance of power in air warfare, especially as Chinese and Western weapons go head-to-head. Real-World Test for Chinese Missiles Pakistan reportedly used …
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Amid rising regional tensions, the India-Pakistan ceasefire has held steady since its announcement, with top military officials from both countries set to meet on Monday to discuss the agreement’s implementation and future steps. Calm After Intense Hostilities The ceasefire, brokered by the United States, followed nearly four days of cross-border shelling and aerial strikes. On …
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The military operations chiefs of Pakistan and India will hold key talks on Monday. This comes after a ceasefire brought an end to the fiercest border clashes in nearly 30 years. Both sides are now expected to discuss the next steps for stability in the region. Border Remains Calm After Ceasefire For the first time …
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Pakistan’s military command declared Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos a successful, coordinated response to Indian attacks, emphasizing national unity, technological strength, and precise retaliation. The Pakistan Army claimed to have fulfilled all promises made to the nation in the face of conflict. Nationwide Response to Cross-Border Strikes Director General ISPR, Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, announced during a …
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The recent India-Pakistan ceasefire has prompted both nations to declare victory, following a dangerous escalation that brought the region close to war. Despite mutual celebrations, voices from Kashmir stress the need for a permanent resolution rather than temporary calm. Tensions at Breaking Point Days of air and drone strikes between the two countries pushed tensions …
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Renowned Pakistani mountaineer Sajid Sadpara has achieved a major milestone by summiting Dhaulagiri—the world’s seventh highest mountain at 8,167 meters—without supplemental oxygen or porter assistance. This bold ascent further cements his reputation in the global alpine community. A Bold Ascent in Nepal On May 4, Sajid joined three other Pakistani climbers to begin their expedition …
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Federal Minister Abdul Aleem Khan has praised the Pakistan armed forces for what he called a decisive and coordinated military response against India, calling it a “crushing victory” that reaffirmed national unity and defense strength. A Message of Strength and Unity Speaking at a party gathering on Sunday, the Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP) president lauded the …
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Following the recent Punjab education shutdown due to border tensions, schools and colleges across the province will reopen on Monday, May 12. The decision comes after a ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and India brought much-needed stability to the region. Three-Day Closure Ends The Punjab government had ordered a three-day closure of all educational institutions starting …
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Following the tense military standoff, Operation Bunyan-al-Marsous has positioned Pakistan to push for diplomatic solutions to long-standing disputes with India, including Kashmir and the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT). Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized the need for dialogue and peace in a televised address on Saturday. PM Calls for Dialogue Shehbaz Sharif said Pakistan agreed to …
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The fragile India-Pakistan ceasefire faced a serious blow after fresh overnight clashes erupted in the disputed Kashmir region, just hours after both nations had agreed to halt hostilities. Military action and aerial activity have raised concerns over the sustainability of the truce. India Claims High-Profile Strikes On Sunday, India’s Director General of Military Operations, Lt. …
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Following the announcement of a ceasefire between Pakistan and India, celebrations erupted across major Pakistani cities on Saturday night. Citizens poured into the streets, waving flags and chanting slogans in support of the armed forces. The public praised the Pakistan military for its powerful and strategic response to Indian aggression. Massive crowds gathered in Islamabad, …
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Despite the full reopening of Pakistan’s airspace on Saturday, flight operations across the country remain severely affected. More than 150 flights were cancelled on Sunday, according to aviation officials. The disruption follows a ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and India after four days of intense cross-border strikes. Although hostilities have ceased, air traffic has yet to …
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