Pakistani student bags top position in Cambridge exam By: Web Desk on January 23, 2018KARACHI: Muhammad Haider Khan, a student of Bahria College Karsaz, bagged top position in Mathematics (Syllabus D) Cambridge Examination 2017. Spokesperson of Pakistan Navy said in a statement that Haider achieved a world distinction in the subject. The statement also said that Haider’s achievement is a testament of the navy’s efforts to promote quality education in Pakistan as well as its … [Read more...] about Pakistani student bags top position in Cambridge exam
Indian forces battle fighters as IHK govt compound siege runs into second day By: Agencies on October 11, 2016SRINAGAR: A battle between Indian security forces and a group of suspected rebels holed up inside a compound in Pampore on the outskirts of Srinagar in Indian-held Kashmir (IHK) entered its second day even as security forces launched a fresh offensive Tuesday morning, Times of India reported. A group of suspected rebels stormed into the premises of the Entrepreneurship Development Institute (EDI) … [Read more...] about Indian forces battle fighters as IHK govt compound siege runs into second day
China ready to discuss NSG bid with India By: Agencies on October 11, 2016BEIJING: A Chinese on Monday said his country is willing to talk to India on its bid to become a member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG). India last month said it had held “substantive” talks with China on its attempt to join the NSG, a 48-member grouping of countries that trades in civil nuclear technology. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is campaigning to join the NSG to back … [Read more...] about China ready to discuss NSG bid with India
Held Kashmir unrest prompts Indias biggest crackdown in decades By: Agencies on October 11, 2016SRINAGAR: Anxious to quell protests in Indian-held Kashmir (IHK), Indian forces are carrying out their most severe crackdown in more than two decades against civilian protesters, arresting more than 8,000 this summer across the disputed Himalayan territory, police said on Monday. That includes 450 or so civilians being held, possibly for up to six months without trial, under a harsh security law … [Read more...] about Held Kashmir unrest prompts Indias biggest crackdown in decades
Radiation leak briefly halts operations at Delhi airport By: Online on October 10, 2016NEW DELHI: A suspected radioactive leak occurred on Sunday at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport from cancer medicines that were being transferred by an Air France Aircraft. However, officials confirmed that the leas was minor and within permissible limits and there had been no injury to anyone. Earlier, teams of the Indian National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and the National … [Read more...] about Radiation leak briefly halts operations at Delhi airport
Boys killing sparks fresh clashes, curfew in IHK By: Agencies on October 9, 2016SRINAGAR: Curfew was extended in Indian-held Kashmir (IHK) on Saturday, as thousands of people clashed with Indian forces during the funeral of a 12-year-old boy who succumbed to his injuries after being hit by pellets the other day. Police and paramilitary troops fired teargas, pellets and live rounds to disperse the funeral procession of the 12-year-old Junaid Ahmad, as his body was carried to … [Read more...] about Boys killing sparks fresh clashes, curfew in IHK
Frustrations rise in Afghan provincial capital besieged by Taliban By: Agencies on October 9, 2016LASHKAR GAH: Elders in Afghanistan's troubled Helmand province accused the Kabul government and its international backers on Saturday of failing to live up to promises of protection as Taliban militants claim more territory and threaten the provincial capital. Despite months of reorganisation, a new influx of international advisers, and regular American air strikes, Afghan security forces have … [Read more...] about Frustrations rise in Afghan provincial capital besieged by Taliban
India bans Kashmir newspaper for inciting unrest By: AFP on October 4, 2016NEW DELHI: Authorities in Indian-held Kashmir have banned a local newspaper they said was inciting violence in the Himalayan region, which has been roiled by deadly violence in recent months. The editor of the Kashmir Reader, an English-language daily, said police had come to their office carrying an order for them to stop publishing. “There was no prior notice or communication from the … [Read more...] about India bans Kashmir newspaper for inciting unrest
India claims seizing Pak boat; capturing Pakistani pigeon with message for Modi By: Agencies on October 3, 2016NEW DELHI: India has once again claimed to have taken into custody a 'Pakistani pigeon' with Urdu scribble written on its wings, from Bamial village in Indian Punjab as well as a 'Pakistani boat' along with its crew from the Arabian Sea off Gujarat coast. The pigeon, detained by the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) personnel, had an Urdu message addressed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, … [Read more...] about India claims seizing Pak boat; capturing Pakistani pigeon with message for Modi
Afghan friendly fire kills five soldiers: official By: AFP on October 2, 2016KABUL: An Afghan air force strike killed five soldiers and a police officer in western Afghanistan, an official said Saturday, the latest in a series of so-called “friendly fire” incidents. Afghan helicopters “mistakenly” bombed their own forces after calling in air support as they battled the Taliban in the Kensk area of Farah province late Friday, Dawlat Waziri, a defense … [Read more...] about Afghan friendly fire kills five soldiers: official
