“1984 Sikh Genocide: 41 Years On, India’s Darkest Day Still Haunts the World”

New Delhi: November 1, 1984, remains a dark stain in India’s history — a day when the country witnessed one of the most brutal acts of violence against its own citizens. Following the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on October 31, 1984, anti-Sikh riots erupted across the country, leading to the mass killings, looting, […]

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Pakistan Receives Successful Bids for Offshore Oil and Gas Exploration After 20 Years

Islamabad: In a major development toward the utilization of domestic energy resources, Pakistan has received successful bids for 23 offshore exploration blocks — marking the country’s first such progress in two decades. According to officials, the bids cover a total area of 53,510 square kilometers in the Arabian Sea. This initiative aims to explore new […]

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Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir’s Video Sparks Outrage Over Treatment of Palestinian Prisoners

Jerusalem: A video shared by Israel’s far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has gone viral, drawing widespread condemnation for what human rights observers call a blatant display of abuse and humiliation against Palestinian detainees. According to international media reports, Ben-Gvir posted the footage himself on social media. In the video, the minister is seen standing […]

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Katrina Kaif’s Photos Spark Pregnancy Speculation, Fans Raise Privacy Concerns

Mumbai: Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif has once again become the talk of social media after a series of photos sparked speculation that she may be expecting her first child. According to Indian media reports, an online entertainment portal shared a few private images of the actress, allegedly taken on the balcony of her Mumbai apartment. […]

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Torkham Border Partially Reopened for Repatriation of Undocumented Afghan Nationals

Khyber District, Pakistan: Pakistan has partially reopened the Torkham border crossing to facilitate the return of undocumented Afghan citizens, officials confirmed on Thursday. According to authorities, the border — which had remained closed for 20 days — has been reopened exclusively for the deportation process of Afghan nationals residing illegally in Pakistan. Deputy Commissioner of […]

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“Lotus Temple of Delhi: The Place Where Silence Speaks to the Soul”

In the southern part of Delhi stands a half-bloomed lotus — not a flower, but an architectural marvel. The only condition for entering its central hall is silence. Years ago, under the soft autumn sun, Pakistani scholar Dr. Mushtaq Mangat visited the site and shared his impressions with the BBC. Spanning 26 acres, the temple […]

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‘Astaghfirullah… I Don’t Like Karachi, Saba Qamar

Karachi: Popular Pakistani actress Saba Qamar, often praised for her powerful performances, has once again become the center of social media debate — but this time not for her acting or drama roles. The controversy began after Saba Qamar’s recent appearance on a podcast, where she was asked if she would consider moving to Karachi. […]

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Why Some People Can’t Digest Milk: The Science Behind Lactose Intolerance

For some people, consuming dairy products such as milk, cheese, or yogurt leads to uncomfortable digestive issues — including bloating, gas, and diarrhea. The reason lies in a natural sugar found in milk called lactose. Lactose is a type of carbohydrate — the natural sweetness present in all dairy products. Problems begin when the body […]

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How Gilgit Rebellion Brought Kashmir’s Northern Frontier to Pakistan Without a Single Shot

Gilgit, 1947: Rumors had spread across the mountainous region of Gilgit that the Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir was preparing to accede to India. Alongside this, whispers of a potential mutiny within the Gilgit Scouts — a local paramilitary force — began circulating rapidly. Slogans reading “Long Live Pakistan” and “Death to the Maharaja of […]

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Russia Tests New Nuclear-Powered Underwater Drone ‘Poseidon’

Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that Russia has successfully tested a new strategic weapon — a nuclear-powered underwater drone known as Poseidon. Speaking at a meeting with veterans who fought in the Ukraine war, Putin described the weapon as having “no equal in the world.” The Poseidon drone, according to Russian officials, is […]

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