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First Hindu Officer Appointed in Pakistan’s Police Service
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First Hindu Officer Appointed in Pakistan’s Police Service

Rajender Meghwar is a young Hindu man from Badin, Sindh. He has made history by becoming the first Hindu officer in the Police Service of Pakistan (PSP). He was recently appointed Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Faisalabad, Punjab. Rajender Meghwar has made history by becoming the first Hindu officer to join the Police Service of Pakistan (PSP). Meghwar has been appointed as an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Faisalabad. He is a young man from Badin — one of the most impoverished areas in Sindh. After successfully passing the CSS (Central Superior Services) examination, Meghwar joined the police force. He began his duties in Faisalabad’s Gulberg Police. Speaking about his appointment, Meghwar expressed his happiness, stating that his long-held dream of servin...
Protests to Persist Until Demands Are Met: CM Gandapur
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Protests to Persist Until Demands Are Met: CM Gandapur

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur reaffirmed his support for PTI Founder Imran Khan and vowed to continue the November 24 protest until meeting their demands. Speaking to reporters, Gandapur urged the public to join the protest and support Imran Khan’s fight for Pakistan. “We will reach D-Chowk and continue our protest until we secure the release of the former prime minister and party workers,” Gandapur declared. He stressed that protecting the Constitution remains a key demand. Gandapur accused the federal government of obstructing their path with tear gas and firing. “If any damage occurs, I will hold the federal government fully responsible,” he warned. He promised to follow Imran Khan’s directives, stating that they would only begin negotiations with the gov...
Authorities to Suspend Internet and Broadband Services Tonight
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Authorities to Suspend Internet and Broadband Services Tonight

Authorities will suspend internet and broadband services in major cities, including Islamabad, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Multan, and Gujranwala, starting at midnight. They are taking this step to enhance security ahead of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) protest scheduled for November 24. For now, mobile phone services will stay operational, but officials will monitor the situation and decide later if these services also need to be suspended. The Interior Ministry has instructed the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) to implement the internet suspension. PTA confirmed receiving these orders yesterday and is preparing to enforce them tonight. The National Counter-Terrorism Authority (NACTA) has issued a terror alert, warning about potential attacks during the PTI protest i...
PTA Enforces VPN Registration for Banks, IT Firms, and Freelancers
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PTA Enforces VPN Registration for Banks, IT Firms, and Freelancers

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) now requires banks, IT firms, embassies, software houses, and freelancers to register their Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). This measure aims to improve data security and ensure uninterrupted internet access. The Pakistan Software House Association (Pasha) has asked for more time to address issues related to unregistered VPNs. PTA organized a consultation meeting in Islamabad to discuss the VPN registration process. Representatives from the Ministry of IT, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the State Bank of Pakistan, and other key institutions attended. Industry leaders, including the CEOs of the Pakistan Software Export Board and the Pakistan Freelancers Association, as well as the chairman of Pasha, also joined the discussion. PTA emph...
Schools in Lahore and Multan to Reopen Tomorrow with Safety Measures
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Schools in Lahore and Multan to Reopen Tomorrow with Safety Measures

The Punjab government has decided to reopen schools in Lahore and Multan tomorrow, November 20. After a period of closure due to the hazardous air quality, students and staff can return to in-person classes. However, the government will enforce certain precautions to ensure everyone’s health and safety. Imran Hamid Sheikh, the Director General of the Environment Department, issued a notification confirming the reopening of educational institutions. Even though the air quality has improved, the government will continue taking necessary measures to protect the school community from the harmful effects of smog. Here are the key points to note: School Timings: Schools will open no earlier than 8:45 AM. Mask Requirement: Students and teachers must wear masks throughout the school ...