Thursday, March 30th, 2017
Pak-India cricket series not possible in current scenario: Indian Home Ministry
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NEW DELHI, MAR 30, (DNA) – The Indian Minister of State for Home, Hansraj Ahir, has responded to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) letter seeking permission for cricket series with Pakistan at a neutral venue, saying that cricket ties with the neighbouring country are not likely to resume any time soon. According to Indian media, Ahir told reporters outside the Parliament that, “in the current circumstances cricket between India and Pakistan is not possible”. The Indian board has to complete their obligations under the Future Tours &Read More
Russian Military delegation visit Miran Shah, North Wazirastan Agency
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MAR 30, (DNA) – Russian Military delegation headed by Deputy Chief of General Staff ,Colonel General Israkov Sergi Yuryevich visited Miran Shah, North Wazirastan Agency and Wanna, South Waziristan Agency today . The delegation was briefed about Pakistan Army’s efforts to clear FATA from terrorists of all hue and colours. The delegation was also briefed about the Pak- Afg border management and socio-economic development projects in the area for enduring stability. The delegation acknowledged and appreciated Pakistan Army’s achievements in fight against terrorism and efforts to bring stability in the region.Read More
Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa, visits Baloch Regimental Center (BRC)
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MAR 30, (DNA) -General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) visited Baloch Regimental Center(BRC) at Abbotabad today. COAS laid floral wreath at Yadgar-e-Shuhada to pay homage to martyrsof Baloch Regiment who laid their lives for the defence of the motherland. COAS expressed pleasure and honour to be at home of Baluchis. He said that he has very special attachment with Baloch Regiment being second generation officer as his father was also an officer from Baloch Regiment. COAS interacted with officers and recruits including from FC KPK undergoing trainingRead More
Nepalese and Pakistani artists present a spell-binding performance
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ISLAMABAD, MAR 30 (DNA) To celebrate the 56th anniversary of the diplomatic relations between Pakistan and Nepal, the embassy of Nepal in collaboration of Pakistan National council of the Arts(PNCA) organized musical evening here at PNCA auditorium. Nepalese musician Anand Karki and Ms. Prashna Shakya presented popular songs of Nepal and also sung popular Pakistani songs. Pakistani musician Farukh Mehdi presented Pakistani songs as well as Nepalese songs. Artists of both countries also presented fusion of Nepalese and Pakistani music. Sartaj Aziz, Adviser to Prime Minister on Foreign relation wasRead More
Another hardcore terrorist executed at District Jail Kohat
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RWALPINDI, MAR 30, (DNA) – Today another hardcore terrorist, who was involved in committing heinous offences relating to terrorism, including attacks on Bannu Jail and Law Enforcement Agencies has been executed at District Jail Kohat. The convict was tried by military court. Detail of the case is as under. Tahir S/O Mir Shah Jehan. The convict was an active member of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan. He was involved in attacking/breaking of Bannu Jail owing to which number of terrorists managed to escape from the Jail. He was also involved in attacks onRead More
Muslim family’s home vandalized, Quran ripped apart in US
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VIRGINIA, MAR 30, (DNA) – The residence of a Muslim family was vandalized by unknown miscreants in America’s Virginia state. The incident happened between March 24 and March 27 while the family was away. When they returned home they found abusive graffiti on the wall and a copy of Quran ripped apart. In a press release Tuesday, CAIR stated that “other Islamic materials such as prayer books” were also damaged and that personal property was stolen. “What may have begun as a break-in, clearly ended as a possible hate crime,”Read More