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ISPR Exposes India’s Direct Role in Terrorism Inside Pakistan
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ISPR Exposes India’s Direct Role in Terrorism Inside Pakistan

On Tuesday, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Director General of (ISPR) Inter-Services Public Relations, presented solid proof that India is directly involved in terrorism inside Pakistan. He shared this information during a press conference and revealed shocking details about how Indian military officers planned and funded terrorist attacks across Pakistan. Security Forces Arrest Terrorist Linked to India Pakistani security forces arrested an Indian national named Abdul Majeed on April 25 from the Jhelum bus stand. According to ISPR, Majeed carried out 47 terrorist attacks in different parts of Pakistan. Indian Army officers gave him direct instructions, sent him money, and supplied him with explosives. Security forces recovered a 2.5 kg bomb, Rs1 million in cash, and a...
India Bans 16 Pakistani YouTube Channels After Pahalgam Attack
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India Bans 16 Pakistani YouTube Channels After Pahalgam Attack

India has banned 16 Pakistani YouTube channels, including several major news outlets and well-known personalities, accusing them of spreading false and provocative content. This move followed the Pahalgam terror attack in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) on April 22, where 26 people lost their lives. The Indian government blocked Shoaib Akhtar’s YouTube channel, which has over 3.5 million subscribers. Authorities also targeted other major Pakistani platforms like Geo News, ARY News, Dawn News, Bol News, Samaa TV, and Raftar. Altogether, these blocked channels had around 63 million subscribers in India. Indian Claims YouTube Channels Share Misleading Information Indian officials claim these YouTube channels were sharing misleading information about India, its ar...
Khawaja Asif Warns India-Pakistan War May Break Out in 2–4 Days
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Khawaja Asif Warns India-Pakistan War May Break Out in 2–4 Days

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has warned that a war between Pakistan and India could begin within the next two to four days. He said Pakistan has increased its military presence after receiving signals that India may attack following a deadly shooting in Indian-held Kashmir. Last week, a gun attack in the Pahalgam region killed 26 people, including tourists. India blamed Pakistan for the incident, but Pakistan strongly denied any involvement. Asif said the Pakistan Army had briefed the government about a possible Indian incursion and that the country had already taken strategic decisions to handle the situation. Pakistan Ready to Defend Itself During an interview with Reuters, Khawaja Asif said, “We have reinforced our forces. We have taken strategic decisions because an Indian a...
Rajab Butt Talks About Returning to Pakistan and Legal Issues
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Rajab Butt Talks About Returning to Pakistan and Legal Issues

Popular family vlogger Rajab Butt finally shared his thoughts about returning to Pakistan and the legal troubles he’s been facing. In a recent podcast with fellow YouTuber Nadir Ali, Rajab spoke openly about his current situation and future plans. Rajab has been living outside Pakistan due to several legal issues. At the moment, he is staying in Dubai, but he announced that he will soon move to Qatar and then travel to London. He plans to live in London for a while with his family and close friends. “I’m moving step by step,” Rajab said. “Once I clear the legal matters, I’ll return to Pakistan.” The controversy started when Rajab launched a perfume called 295. Many people found the name offensive, and his following comments added to the backlash. Several people filed legal cases ...
PIA to Launch Direct Lahore-Baku Flights from April 20
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PIA to Launch Direct Lahore-Baku Flights from April 20

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) will launch direct flights from Lahore to Baku, Azerbaijan, starting April 20. The airline will operate two weekly flights, flying every Sunday and Wednesday. PIA aims to boost tourism and trade between Pakistan and Azerbaijan with this new route. By starting direct flights, the airline plans to strengthen ties between the two countries and create better travel and business opportunities. To promote the new route, PIA organised a special event in Karachi for travel agents and tour operators. During the event, PIA officials shared complete information about the Baku flights and discussed the benefits of this new service. Lahore-Baku Route A PIA spokesperson said the airline sees Baku as a promising destination and believes the route will su...