Friday, November 21st, 2025
Naqvi condemns Bannu terror attack on Peace Committee
ISLAMABAD, NOV 21 /DNA/ – Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has condemned the attack by the Khawarij terrorists on the Peace Committee office in the Bannu area. The Interior Minister expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives in the attack. He extended heartfelt condolences and sympathies to the families of those who were martyred.Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said that this cowardly act of terrorism is a malicious attempt to undermine peace and stability. He stated that such cowardly actions by the Khawarij cannot weaken the high morale of theRead More
Iran did not breach nuclear non-proliferation treaty: Expert
LAHORE, NOV 21 /DNA/ – The Centre for Aerospace and Security Studies (CASS), Lahore, organised a roundtable discussion titled “Iran’s Rights and Obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime” on 19 November 2025. As an independent think tank, CASS Lahore organises academic events for scholars and practitioners interested in foreign relations in its wider context. The event was attended by academics, intellectuals, and domain experts. Ms Maheera Munir, a Research Assistant at CASS Lahore, delivered the opening address. The speaker, Mr Sameer Ali Khan, a renowned nuclear and strategic affairs expert,Read More
Gilani visits Mahmood Group of Textile Mills
ISLAMABAD/MULTAN, NOV 21 /DNA/ – Acting President of Pakistan Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani visited Mahmood Group of Textile Mills in Multan Industrial Estate. During the visit, the head of the group, Khawaja Muhammad Anees, briefed him on the state-of-the-art machinery, production processes, labour welfare programs, and ongoing export orders. Khawaja Muhammad Anees informed the Acting President that Mahmood Group is producing world-class textile products and is adopting sustainable industrial practices through the use of modern technology. The Acting President appreciated the group’s industrial contributions and its role in strengthening Pakistan’sRead More
Analysts say Tejas crash raises serious questions for India’s defence industry
DUBAI, NOV 21: Defence analysts have voiced sharp concerns following the crash of an Indian Air Force HAL Tejas fighter jet at the Dubai Airshow, calling the incident a major setback for India’s indigenous combat aircraft programme and its export ambitions. Analyst Zaighan Khan said the crash highlighted what he views as persistent structural issues within India’s defence production ecosystem. Citing remarks made earlier by India’s air chief, he argued that the country’s defence manufacturing and procurement standards “are not at the level required for producing a frontline fighter aircraft.”Read More
US ram through UN Gaza plan bypassing Palestinians
WASHINGTON, NOV 21: /DNA/ – The UN Security Council voted on the American draft resolution featuring Donald Trump’s plan to end the war in Gaza. The document was adopted with 13 votes in favour, while Russia and China abstained. The document, prepared by Washington, establishes a so-called Board of Peace to govern Gaza, headed by Donald Trump and, according to him, involving other “most powerful and respected leaders throughout the World.” The Board is, in turn, authorised to deploy certain International Stabilisation Forces in coordination with Israel and Egypt. TheseRead More
ICRC, PRCS convene International Conference to Restore Family Links
ISLAMABAD, NOV 21 /DNA/ – The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in collaboration with the Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) hosted the Global Conference on Restoring Family Links at the PRCS National Headquarters in Islamabad. Following the successful editions held in 2021 and 2023, the 2025 conference brought together eight families from across Pakistan whose relatives have become separated abroad because of international migration, mainly towards Europe. The event aimed to provide these families a safe space to connect, share their experiences, and strengthen mutual support through aRead More