Saturday, November 22nd, 2025
Attacker of New Delhi CM claims bizarre motive behind assault
New Delhi, NOV 22: The man who attacked New Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has given a bizarre reason for his actions. According to Indian media reports, the accused, Rajesh Khumji, told police in his statement that he had seen a dream in which a dog was sitting beside an idol of a deity and told him that dogs in Delhi were in distress. The report added that Additional Sessions Judge Ekta Gopaman will hear the case on November 22 in the Tis Hazari Sessions Court, where police have alreadyRead More
Pakistan, Japan commit to strengthen ties in Brussels meeting
BRUSSELS, NOV 22 /DNA/ – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar met with Japan’s Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs, Eri Arfiya, on the sidelines of the 4th EU Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum on Friday. During the informal interaction, the two officials discussed the longstanding bilateral relations between their countries. Senator Dar underscored Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening cooperation with Japan across diverse and mutually beneficial areas. The meeting provided an opportunity to reinforce diplomatic ties and explore avenues for enhanced collaboration, reflecting the positive momentum in Pakistan-Japan relations.
A New History of Bird Habitats: The First Front Against Climate Change
By: Aysal Elham “Where humans build walls, birds build nests and that’s the difference that lets the earth breathe.” In the scorching sun of Jacobabad, Sindh, stands a silent structure known locally as the “House of Pigeons.” More than a relic of the British colonial era, it is a living symbol of ecological harmony. Built in the late 19th century, the building remains intact and continues to serve as a sanctuary for birds. Its upper floor contains seven rows, each with thirty-six rectangular openings totaling 252 nesting spaces designed specificallyRead More
PM Shehbaz seeks experts to boost regional connectivity, int’l train links
ISLAMABAD, NOV 22: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday called for the engagement of legal and economic experts of international caliber, particularly for projects related to regional connectivity and Pakistan Railways’ international train routes. During a high-level meeting at the PM House, he emphasised that a modern and efficient rail network is the backbone of any nation’s economy and communication system. He highlighted the need for Pakistan to adopt global best practices to enhance its railway infrastructure and expand its role in regional transport corridors. PM Shehbaz urged officials toRead More
FM Dar, Maldives FM agree to further strengthen bilateral cooperation
ISLAMABAD, Nov 22 (APP/DNA): Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar and Foreign Minister of Maldives Abdulla Khaleel, Saturday, agreed to deepen bilateral cooperation partnership in trade, connectivity and climate resilience. The DPM/FM met with FM Maldives on the margins of the EU Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum, Foreign Office Spokesperson said in a press release They underscored the importance of staying in regular contact, including through multilateral platforms to further advance shared priorities.
Pakistan, EU vow to boost trade, investment ties via GSP Plus scheme
ISLAMABAD, NOV 22: Pakistan and the European Union reaffirmed their commitment to a broad-based, multidimensional, and forward-looking partnership anchored in shared values, the UN Charter, multilateralism, and the principles of mutual respect and cooperation, the Foreign Office said in a statement on Saturday. The resolve came as Pakistan and the EU convened the seventh Strategic Dialogue co-chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and EU High Representative and Vice President Kaja Kallas in Brussels. According to a statement issued by the FO, the meeting provided a comprehensive review of theRead More