Friday, April 18th, 2025
Economic growth has enemies worried, fight against terror to continue: PM
ISLAMABAD, APR 18: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday reiterated his government’s resolve to continue the fight against terrorism, saying that the enemies of Pakistan were afraid of its economic successes. “Our Jihad to uproot terrorism from the country will continue. We will inflict such a crushing defeat on terrorists that they won’t dare look at Pakistan with ill intent again,” the prime minister said chairing a high-level meeting on law and order in the federal capital. The meeting was attended by federal ministers Azam Nazeer Tarar, Mohsin Raza Naqvi,Read More
NUML gears up for spring festival 2025 – A grand celebration of culture, colours, and creativity
ISLAMABAD, APR 18 /DNA/ – The National University of Modern Languages, Islamabad, is all set to host its much-anticipated Spring Festival 2025; a vibrant and colourful celebration of Pakistan’s rich cultural tapestry. The five-day festival will kick off with a grand inauguration on April 21, culminating in a festive closing ceremony on April 25 at the NUML Main, Islamabad. This year’s theme, “Sacred Soil, Shared Spirit,” reflects a deep connection to the land and a collective sense of cultural pride and unity. A week of joy, creativity, and unity awaitsRead More
Diaspora Dissent: Not for Sale
Qamar Bashir In an unprecedented wave of political activism, overseas Pakistanis—particularly staunch supporters of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Imran Khan—have mounted a global campaign of defiance against the current Pakistani regime. From London to New York, Toronto to Berlin, these protests have transcended symbolic gestures to become aggressive assertions of political will. The Pakistani diaspora has turned global cities into battlegrounds for democratic accountability, branding those allegedly involved in electoral manipulation as persona non grata. These protests reflect deep-rooted disillusionment among overseas Pakistanis toward what they perceive as a civilian-militaryRead More
A Storm of Ice: A Message from Above
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal The hailstorm that struck Islamabad on Wednesday was unlike anything seen before. It was not just a storm; it was a moment that shook hearts, awakened fears, and brought people to reflect on the might and majesty of the Creator. I have witnessed many hailstorms in my life, but never have I seen hailstones the size of golf balls raining down from the sky. The sheer sound of these icy rocks hitting the ground was terrifying — a roar that echoed through homes and hearts alike.Read More