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DG ISPR says military is a state institution, it has no backdoor contact with anyone

With tens of thousands of farmers camped on the outskirts of New Delhi for more than a month

First to get one of two vaccines granted "emergency approval" will be 30 million health and other frontline workers

They took Yadav's bank passbook along with his corpse to withdraw the money to pay for his funeral

Indian troops have committed 38 ceasefire violations since January 1 this year, says ISPR

Says it is time to give right of vote to the people of IIOJK so they can decide about their future

Spokesperson says legal process stalled due to India's reluctance to send witnesses for cross examination

India failed to secure chairmanship of powerful Al-Qaeda/Da’esh Sanctions Committee and Non-proliferation Committee

India has no locus standi to comment on the independent judicial mechanisms of Pakistan, says FO

State dept hails Pakistani court’s verdict of handing down five years rigorous imprisonment to Zakiur Rehman

Thousands of farmers camped on the outskirts of New Delhi for over a month, demands the repeal of laws

It is second detention on high altitude border since pitched battles in June in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed

With priority to be given to about 30 million healthcare and frontline workers

Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thakre orders a probe into the incident

Tens of thousands of farmers have held sit-ins on key roads into New Delhi over laws deregulating their industry

Former Indian army chief says rules of game have changed.... China is now primary front

Spokesperson says situation in Washington DC being monitored; hopes transfer of power issue will be resolved soon

Says new weapon system will give Pak Army capability of precision target engagement into enemy territory

Modi responsible for tense ties between Pakistan and India, says premier

The aim is to assess public’s knowledge and 'sensitise and educate' them, according to the RKA cow protection agency

Lauds role of minorities for country’s development

President, PM, FM call on int'l community to take action on India’s documented violations human rights in IIOJK

H5N8, an Avian influenza among poultry and wild birds, has spread across several countries since early last year

Premier cites need to oversee coronavirus pandemic response in Britain

FM Qureshi invites opposition to join hands on ‘this vital issue’

Qureshi urges India to allow UN to investigate human rights violation in IIOJ&K

UN back in 1949 guaranteed Kashmiris' right to self-determination through an impartial plebiscite, says Imran Khan

'We are ready to prolong our agitation as long as possible,' says Rakesh Tikait, a farmers’ leader

Demonstrators also battle a social media campaign by the Hindu-nationalist BJP of PM Modi

Questions PDM, asks what national service can be provided by those "whose philosophy is in-line with India"

The year just ended saw Pakistan shaken by the struggle between political order and disorder

Opposition lawmakers questioned the lack of transparency in approving it, says approval is premature and dangerous

Foreign Office says "her life is in danger owing to imminent risk of persecutory conviction by a sham court"

16 such spying devices were shot down by Pakistan Army troops in 2020, according to ISPR

FO rejects ‘completely unwarranted assertions’ by the Indian MEA in connection with the Hindu temple incident in Karak

FO voices concern over continued incarceration of leadership

It took a pandemic for Pakistan's entertainment industry to recognise the power of OTT

India wants to start administering the vaccine soon, most likely by Wednesday, say sources

This step is consistent with the provisions of the Consular Access Agreement between both countries

Practice is witnessed twice a year on Jan 1, July 1 under the Consular Access Agreement

Despite an ever present threat from India, Pakistan managed to finally broker a deal between the US and Taliban

India’s desperate quest for seeking legitimacy in IIOJK is a reality and must be taken seriously by Pakistan

Minorities in India particularly Muslims feeling isolated and intimidated, says President Arif Alvi

232 freedom fighters and 177 Indian troops also among 474 deceased, says report

More than 700 seminaries will be shut by April, says Indian state’s education minister

Tensions between Beijing and New Delhi soared in June after troops clashed in hand-to-hand combat in Ladakh

PML-N will file ‘treason case’ against premier, if it comes to power, vows Ahsan Iqbal

Says frenzied import of conventional weapons cannot guarantee solutions to military problems posed by Pakistan, China

The South Asian nation reports 20 cases of a new infectious strain of Covid first detected in the UK

Modi govt’s policies toward Pakistan need to be viewed in context of RSS’s anti-Muslim and Hindu nationalist agenda