Islamabad: China has voiced its opposition to India's reported plans to hold the next year’s meeting of G-20 leaders in Indian Occupied Kashmir (IOK), echoing Pakistan's objection, and underlined that relevant sides should avoid “unilateral moves” that may "complicate" the situation. Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Zhao
Srinagar: Legal Forum for Kashmir has issued its bi-annual report on Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), detailing the human rights violations by Indian troops in the territory from January to June 2022. The report said that IIOJK witnessed the killing of 191 persons during
Srinagar: In view of objection raised by some G-20 countries as a result of diplomatic efforts by Pakistan, the venue of the G-20 summit is likely to be shifted from previously announced Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir to New Delhi in India. Though the Modi
New Delhi: BJP government in India under blood thirsty Modi is at its old game again – stage a fake drama of killing of its own citizens to inflame Hindu bigots and get their votes while putting the blame on Pakistan. The recent episode of killing
Islamabad: Indian intelligence agencies at the behest of ruling Hindutva government in India are planning a false flag operation to malign Pakistan, Muslims and Sikhs. Political observers said that in India political heat wave has led to constitutional meltdown as evident from incidents of Udupi to
Islamabad: Pakistan has registered a strong protest with New Delhi over its recent blocking of Twitter accounts of Pakistan's diplomatic missions and the national broadcaster Radio Pakistan, in India. The Indian Charge d’ Affaires in Islamabad was called to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a
New Delhi: The Committee to Protect Journalists has called on Indian authorities to immediately and unconditionally release journalist Mohammad Zubair and cease harassing him. In a statement, CPJ's Asia programme coordinator in Washington, Steven Butler said the arrest of the journalist marks another low for press
Qaisar Mansoor Recently a book on Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has gained popularity with its rooted criticism of the right-wing organisation and narration in a simple language. Written in Kannada, the book RSS: Aala Mattu Agala (RSS – The Depth and Breadth) by Dalit writer and activist
Islamabad: Pakistan is contemplating different options in case India refuses to agree on a joint probe into a missile fiasco that could have triggered an accidental war between the two nuclear-armed neighbours. “We are still waiting for the Indian response,” a senior Pakistani official told The