Saturday, July 14th, 2018
Army Chief attends funeral of Shaheed Siraj Raisani
QUETTA, JUL 14 (DNA) -: General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) visited Quetta. He attended funeral prayer of shaheed Siraj Raisani, met his family and visited CMH Quetta to meet injured of Mastung blast victims. The COAS expressed his deepest empathy with all bereaved families of the Mastung blast incident. Referring to Shaheed Siraj Raisani as ‘Soldier of Pakistan’ COAS said that we have lost a diehard brave patriot Pakistani who shall be remembered for his commitment and contributions for Pakistan. COAS acknowledged sacrifices of three generationsRead More
Pakistan can increase its Agricultural exports to $6 billion by 2030
ISLAMABAD, JULY 14 (DNA): Agricultural exports of Pakistan values about $600 million, and it is projected that these exports can increase to $6 billion by the year 2030, as proper planning is on the way in order to meet the goal, local media reported. Pakistan Fruit and Vegetable Exporters, Importers and Merchants Association (PFVA) Patron-in-Chief Waheed Ahmed stated that he will likely give the charge of horticulture to the elected government after the general elections 2018. According to his statement in the opening ceremony of Pakistan Horticulture Vision 2030 (PHV-2030)Read More
Germany stands with Pakistan in fight against terrorism: Angela Merkel
BERLIN, July 14 (DNA): German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday, condemned the suicide attack on a political rally Mastung that claimed the life of 128 people and injured more than 150, one of the deadliest attacks in the country’s history. The chancellor assured Pakistan that Germany stands with the country in its fight against terrorism. In a telegram sent to caretaker prime minister Nasir-ul-Mulk, the chancellor conveyed Germany’s heartfelt condolences towards the victims’ families and those wounded. “I was deeply shocked by the news of the terrible terrorist attack on an electionRead More
Tom Cruise travels to ‘Kashmir’ for Mission Impossible 6
Hollywood star Tom Cruise along with his Mission Impossible team lands in Kashmir to stop a sinister plot. Before you jump the gun, there is a twist in the location much relevant to Pakistanis and Indians. The climax sequence of Mission Impossible Fallout is set in Kashmir, which was recreated in New Zealand, director Christopher McQuarrie. The director described New Zealand as a “nice and safe country” and added that they need a “more politically complex” world for the film . “We couldn’t shoot the aerial sequence (helicopter chase sequence) in [India-occupied Kashmir]. ItRead More
Want to remember your dreams? Add these 7 superfoods in your diet!
Do you remember any of your dreams when you wake up in the morning? Or do you feel frustrated when you can’t recall anything? According to a study, eating foods like, fish and sweet potatoes can help you remember your dreams. The study was spearheaded by experts from the University of Adelaide, and the results showed that consuming foods rich in vitamin B6 can help individuals recall what they dreamed about even after they wake up. Foods rich in vitamin B6 are: Carrots A medium-sized carrot stick contains almost theRead More
Will continue to hold rallies despite terror threats: Imran Khan
SWABI: (DNA) – Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman Imran Khan on Saturday announced he would continue to hold election campaigns despite terror threats. “I was warned of life threats and to refrain from holding rallies in Swabi, Mardan, and Taxila, but I will not hold back on elections in fear of these bombers,” Imran addressed party supporters in Swabi. On his condemnations at the Mastung attack, the PTI chief said those involved in bombings only want the elections to postpone and do not want peaceful elections. He said these bombers don’t wantRead More